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Anyone who thinks that freedom of speech means “you can say anything and get away with it” needs to grow up.
Your actions and words have consequences. Suffering them is not impeding freedoms, it’s owning your shit
Nobody was really, truly, genuinely "offended" by Jim Ratcliffe's comments. I've no idea why he's apologised. If even billionaires give in to shrieking left wing mobs, what hope for anyone else?
Honestly to me it makes very little sense for British politicians to be cosying up to Trump right now. This is his final term so he won’t be president for much longer. What exactly is the plan for when he goes? Especially if his successor happens to be the complete opposite?
So to review, everyone who was complaining about the Chancellor potentially raising taxes (even though she never outright said that she was going to) is now complaining that she’s announced that she’s not raising taxes?
This! Hold a referendum, highlight how much of a shit show it’s been, highlight the positives of rejoining. Watch Brexiteers scramble to justify staying out and watch the whole house of cards come crashing down
So by this logic a former Reform leader in Wales being paid as a Russian informant is living proof that Reform is infected with Russian spies right to the top…
That’s how this works right?
A former Plaid Cymru Chief Executive is now being paid £190k a year as the BBC’s Nations Director.
This is living proof that the BBC is infected with left-wing bias right to the top.
Just I’m clear, people voted for brexit to “restore British Sovereignty” and now we’re being told who to vote for by a South African and what news to watch by Americans?
@LeilaniDowding@SarahForRuncorn For me it’s the implication of parliament dictating how brands should advertise themselves. No where does it say advertising needs to be “representative” and if private companies want to use people of varied ethnicities to promote themselves that’s their choice not parliaments.
Last I checked advertising firms are private companies. How they choose to promote products entirely up to them and is no business of elected officials.
My comments on a Talk TV phone-in earlier today were phrased poorly and I unreservedly apologise for any offence caused, which was not my intention.
The point I was making is that many British TV adverts have gone DEI mad and are now unrepresentative of British society as a whole. This is not an attack on any group but an observation about balance and fairness in how our country is portrayed on screen.
A study commissioned by Channel 4 as part of its Mirror on the Industry project, found that Black people were featured in more than half of adverts in 2022, up sharply from 37 per cent in 2020 following the Black Lives Matter movement. By contrast, Black people make up around 4 per cent of the population in England and Wales, according to the 2021 Census.
Representation in advertising should reflect the diversity of modern Britain, but it should also be proportionate and inclusive of everyone. My comments were made in that context, and I stand by the principle that equality should mean fairness for all.