The Met Police’s sinister warning to protestors at the coronation got just the responses it deserved – 17 arresting comebacks
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Chinese crackdown, bad.
British clampdown, good.pic.twitter.com/TBW36e0n94 https://t.co/7SrQXrqDcn— Saul Staniforth (@SaulStaniforth) May 4, 2023
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"Or otherwise". What does non-protest disruption look like? Anarchist flashmob singing the national anthem but sarcastically? Also, the idea that the fucking Met has tolerance for anything but its own officers' domestic violence. https://t.co/FnkLVotFIM
— Ian Martin (@IanMartin) May 4, 2023
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https://twitter.com/shaunwkeaveny/status/1654100122601496576?s=20
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My mum when I talk during Corrie: https://t.co/K1Xa7xtLSu
— Grace (@graceyldn) May 4, 2023
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the cops here just breaking off from making rape jokes on whatsapp to let us know what's acceptable behaviour https://t.co/MWIPVl84CS
— Neil Gibbons (@neilgibbons) May 4, 2023
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Getting shot blind with rubber bullets for putting a sign that says "having a king is bad, actually" in your kitchen window https://t.co/vRN4Zlg0GN
— Professor Bison Sexhorn (@Brainmage) May 4, 2023
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Utterly grim. A complete failure to engage in the balance required from policing and one which clearly follows from the home secretary's attempt to redefine disruption in the most trivial terms. https://t.co/2NPgkqe9nD
— Ian Dunt (@IanDunt) May 4, 2023
And finally, this.
And then a small boy called out, "But the King is wearing no clothes!" He was immediately arrested by the Metropolitan police, and was prosecuted for disrupting the coronation celebrations. And that, children is how civil rights became a fairytale.
— paul bassett davies (@thewritertype) May 4, 2023
Source Twitter @metpoliceuk