@Jess4Lowestoft@roseveniceallan "pick me women" is such a mysogenistic term for people defending their agency... Surely you don't condone this kind of language, especially as someone trying to improve things for women?
@Jess4Lowestoft I think we really are owed an apology by @UKLabour for this inappropriate and blatant threat to abuse the legal system to repress natural sexual behaviour - we do not support, and have never voted for, this prude agenda
had so much hope when your party got in, I thought you were going to make things better for us
This now deleted response is just so inappropriate and disturbing - signalling furthering intrusion
@Jess4Lowestoft I want you to know I'll never vote for labour again because of you
@CobaltCherry Here is the legislation. It has defences and refers to previous definitions already in law. It will be up to judges and lawyers defending defendants to determine whether a crime has been committed. https://t.co/jVrYDHONOa
@Jess4Lowestoft@CobaltCherry Your overreach this deep into the private lives of consenting adults, and your flippancy about the other perfectly safe practices that are included due to the vagueness of your legislation, is the deepest betrayal of the values I believed your party stood for
@Jess4Lowestoft@CobaltCherry If we're talking about consent - if two people consent to an act (e.g. facesitting) and record it, and are then forced before a court for them to 'determine if a crime has been committed' - then THEIR consent is violated by forcing them to share it with the court
@Jess4Lowestoft@CobaltCherry "It will be up to judges and lawyers defending defendants to determine whether a crime has been committed" - what about the immoral injury of forcing someone to share private material of themselves with layers and a court? They do not consent to the layers and court seeing that
@Jess4Lowestoft@CobaltCherry You think that it is an ideal state for an already stressed court system to need to accommodate a wave of cases to be tossed out - all of which are consenting adults engaging in the same acts they always have behind closed doors - because of a vague and badly written law?
@Jess4Lowestoft@J3ssicaStarling Will be making a complaint to the labour party about the now deleted tweet before this one that advertises that you believe oral sex (which is practised safely by most British couples) is harmful - this does not seem like appropriate conduct for an MP