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originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: Muldar
The burden of proof in defamation cases is switched to the alleged defamer.
I don't think you understand this.
I said our defamation laws need reform.
They do.
originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: Muldar
Stop lying.
I gave you my own opinion on the independence of the IPCC based on my own direct experience.
Earlier this year, the Home Affairs Select Committee (HASC) published its own findings on the new police complaints system, concluding that a truly fair and open oversight body is still yet to be tabled. The HASC report found that the complaints system the IOPC is responsible for is still characterised by chronic delays and obstruction, echoing the findings of the Macpherson report over two decades ago. There is still no time limit on how long an investigation can take, and so investigations into police misconduct can become a long and often gruelling process.
The old mantra “justice delayed is justice denied” is particularly true for the families of victims of police misconduct or brutality. Forcing them to wait for complicated and opaque investigations to conclude is cruel, and the IOPC’s stonewalling interferes with the natural grieving process, adding to existing trauma.
originally posted by: Kurokage
a reply to: Daughter2
From your comments about British TV and now this about Football it's clear you don't understand Britain's way of donig things.
There are many people who can put up with government messing with their lives but for some, messing with Football for more than a few weeks would cause uproar. It would be like scenes straight out of Mad Max and The Purge combined. Just not going to happen.
originally posted by: Daughter2
originally posted by: Kurokage
a reply to: Daughter2
There are many people who can put up with government messing with their lives but for some, messing with Football for more than a few weeks would cause uproar. It would be like scenes straight out of Mad Max and The Purge combined. Just not going to happen.
And when football is taken away (after another nice little letter from Caroline) how are people going to complain?
*They can lock people in their homes
*They can prevent any dissent on the internet
So how is the uproar/purge going to happen?
Football will be gone or water down to something void of emotions.
And you won't be even able to complain about it.
But it's all worth it because Ofcom will make sure your children can view naked adults.
originally posted by: Daughter2
It's important to remember Rumble will just be the start.
The noose will be tightened slowly and they will come for one group at a time.
The "end" will be something like the demise of football (or as we call it soccer) matches.
Too much congregating, spreading germs, too much potential for private conversations about "harmful" topics.
The demise of Rumble, or any other business not registered in, the UK could be interpreted as govt overreach and the path to totalitarianism
originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: Muldar
"Larry Lock is a civil liberties lawyer in training."
So he's not a lawyer. I am.
"And I don't think many of your compatriots believe the IPCC is independent just as OFCOM".
Think away.
By the way, Civil Liberties lawyers tend to be quite left wing.
Novara Media is a left wing site.
So your now parroting left wing ideology?
Ha!Ha!