Stevo the great

@SophieP25397 Because they aren't funny they are lies and I'm not even a reform voter. Just sick of so much misinformation

Reform voters roll around laughing with tears in their eyes when Clarkson calls people ‘one-eyed idiots’ or Farage mocks the Welsh language. But post a satirical poster about their NHS policies and they go mental. The selective sense of humour is fascinating.

@narindertweets Is this before or after consumption?

The best Indian food in the country can be found in Leicester- hands down THE BEST 👌 Also - admit it, Indian food is THE best food in the world and Britain is lucky to have so many Indian restaurants 😋

@Heccles94 Come off it mate. The greens are the race baiting party. They sow division by othering everyone else. What you really have is an antisemitic con man, a terrorist sympathiser and I'll be honest I don't know much about the women

The Green Party Leadership: A gay Jewish man, a working class Muslim man, a middle class English woman. We are literally a party of unity. We don’t see division, we only see those seeking to divide us. Ignore the media, and come and be part of the fastest growing political party in the UK. join.greenparty.org.uk

@OperaSocialist Bet you gobble up everything zach polanski days though don't you and hes also unelected.

Why is this unelected Reform twat on #bbcqt AGAIN?

@TarkerDahl @DavidPoulden You are just plain wrong

He is allowed to use it as political affiliation is not a protected characteristic under the Equality Act. All irrelevant now as Wetherspoons have issued a statement: "Wetherspoon welcomes supporters of all political parties. In fact, the leaders of Reform have regularly used our pubs in Clacton and Skegness, for example. Politics can obviously raise strong emotions, and we have asked all parties to use our pubs on a social basis, rather than a political one, to maintain good order and comply with licensing obligations. In this case, as a result of the supporters’ bus being parked in the pub loading bay and filming taking place at the pub, service was refused. As indicated, Reform supporters and other political supporters are welcome, but we do ask that they help us to comply with our licensing obligations."

This is blatant political discrimination. Refusing service simply for supporting Reform UK. Wetherspoon must sack this manager immediately. Pubs are for paying customers, not political gatekeepers. #FarLeftExtremist

@TarkerDahl @BenGunnEx @Ingyme @DavidPoulden @SpeechUnion Oh mate fuck off if he refused a black man service because he wad black you wouldn't be supporting it.

No, they are not protected. The right of refusal of entry or service, in relation to licensed premises serving alcohol, is grounded in several legal principles: The Right of Refusal (Private Property Rights): As the operator of licensed premises, the licensee has the right to refuse entry to any individual without needing to explain why. This principle is rooted in the fact that the premises are private property, and the licensee can choose who is allowed to enter, subject to the constraints of anti-discrimination laws. This means they don't need to provide a reason for refusing entry. The Licensing Act 2003: This law governs the sale of alcohol and the operation of licensed premises. While the Act sets out various obligations and responsibilities (like the need to sell alcohol responsibly and the requirement to allow police or licensing authorities to inspect premises), it does not prevent a licensee from exercising their general right to refuse entry to individuals at their discretion. Breach of the Peace: If any individual is attempting to enter a premises and their entry would lead to a breach of the peace (for instance, if it is likely to result in violence or disorder), the licensee may refuse entry on these grounds as well. Contractual Law and Trespass: When someone enters a private premises without the permission of the licensee, it could be considered trespassing. The licensee is free to refuse entry to any person without a contractual obligation to let them in, except where specific statutory or legal obligations override this right. What the law actually prohibits : Under the Equality Act, a business open to the public (like a pub) must not discriminate based on “protected characteristics”, such as: race, sex, disability, religion or belief, sexual orientation, age, gender reassignment or prgnancy/maternity. If refusal is based on one of those, it can be unlawful. Political party support is not a protected characteristic under the Equality Act, though. There is a protected characteristic of “religion or belief”, which includes certain philosophical beliefs. However, UK case law has set a fairly high bar for what counts. General support for a political party (e.g. saying “I support X party”) would not qualify as a protected philosophical belief. Under the Licensing Act 2003: The key concept is the licensing objectives, in particular: Prevention of crime & disorder and Public safety. A premises licence is granted subject to these objectives, and the designated premises supervisor (DPS) and licensee are expected to actively uphold them. That means, in practice, they must take reasonable steps to: Prevent violence or disorder inside (and sometimes immediately outside) the premises; refuse entry or service where trouble is likely; remove or manage disruptive or dangerous patrons; call police where necessary. Failure to do so can lead to: Licence review; conditions being imposed; suspension or revocation of the licence. The operative requirement appears in the Licensing Act 2003, Section 4(1): “A licensing authority must carry out its functions under this Act (‘licensing functions’) with a view to promoting the licensing objectives.” The relevant wording is in Section 4(2) of the Act: “The licensing objectives are— (a) the prevention of crime and disorder; (b) public safety; (c) the prevention of public nuisance; and (d) the protection of children from harm.” Because a premises licence is granted and regulated by reference to those objectives, the licensee is effectively required to uphold them. If a licensee fails to promote those objectives (e.g. allows disorder or unsafe conditions), responsible authorities (like the police) can trigger a licence review, leading to either new conditions. suspension or revocation.

@TarkerDahl @DavidPoulden Correct but he clearly stated a reason which hes not allowed to use.

@DavidPoulden A pub manager can refuse entry or refuse to serve anyone, without reason.

@Duddiesmum Political beliefs are protected characteristics just like race or sex. Glad to see these things only matter to you when its useful.

Why the hell should this manager be sacked? Leave the lad alone! Go have a can of man up and grow the f^ck up!

@TheGreenParty Oh look its the race baiting party pretending they aren't causing all the racial tension by accusing everyone of being racists.

“We need to move above hate. There is racial hatred across our societies like I haven’t known in my lifetime. This is bigger than party politics and we have to work together.” Green Party Deputy Leader Rachel Millward says unity is essential to tackle hatred on #BBCQT

@MirabelTweets1 It was everywhere. You know what we didnt see? People defending the attackers.

Where was the energy we’re seeing over the Golders Green stabbings when a Sikh woman was brutally & horrifically raped by a white racist?

@zarahsultana Imagine supporting a terrorist. You must really hate Jews with your antisemitic pal Jeremy

For more than 25 years, the Metropolitan Police has been repeatedly found by independent investigations to be institutionally racist, misogynistic and homophobic. The brass neck is staggering. As Commissioner, Mark Rowley’s job is to serve the public, not to make political attacks. Shame on him.

@SangitaMyska Neither is zach polanski

Zia Yousef isn’t even an MP ..

@tiberiusfiles Did you miss it? How?

Where was the media outrage over this?

@RupertLowe10 @EdwardJDavey Ruperts response has 9 k likes and the original post only has 400 🤣

@EdwardJDavey Whatever you say mate, nobody's listening anymore. British politics is changing so much faster than any of you people realise. We are going to take our country back.

There’s nothing British or glorious about your nasty, intolerant vision for our great country Rupert. I can see why Elon Musk is so keen on you.

@EdwardJDavey The vision our grandparents had and fought for? I think you need to stay in your lane and keep out of politics you clown

@AvonandsomerRob Seems like the only option but I just cant bring myself to do it. think im going to spoil my ballot

Are Restore Britain voting Reform next Thursday? It would be counter-productive for them to do otherwise. Every left-wing council unseated is a win for all parties right-of-centre. Otherwise we are going back to the days of the BNP when the right was impotent with zero power.

@Jordan_MG_ we agree on something

Personally I think they should have kicked him harder… And I’m Muslim

@GearsAndInk @calliebh Ah that makes sense he just a nazi jew hater

@rik_big @calliebh This is what you posted on the day of October 7th. On the very fucking DAY. To you, the only good Jew’s a dead Jew, isn’t it? You’re only mad at the cops because they stopped this guy before he could stab a few more of them. You should be on a watch list.

A suspect physically can not let go of anything in their hands while being electrocuted because of muscle contraction...no matter how much you shout or kick and stamp on his head. Does your training not tell you that?

@rik_big Lol he wasn't being tased at the time or the other officer wouldn't be able to touch him you retard

@dave24144975 Please guys can we make this happen. Im willing to donate to the crowd fund just to see the look on this stupid cows face when she gets back.

"The men who make me feel the LEAST safe in Britain… are British men."