Girls in Britain express safety concerns from Starmer's decisions

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Keir Starmer decisions were criticized with women saying they never felt safe under his leadership and that he won’t address the migrant gangs, or allow stops police to do real police work, choosing instead to lock people up over memes.

Now he’s banning social media for anyone under 16, which means teen girls won’t see videos like the one below. How will they raise awareness of attackers or recent crimes in their area if they can’t see the reality caught on social media posts?

Critics see the police as ineffective and view Starmer as the one leading the problem, believing the country is in trouble unless the public takes a stand and removes him from power.

 

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"How are girls going to raise awareness of attackers in the area or recent crimes if they aren't able to see the reality documented on video?" I get the point of this statement, for sure, but, ideally, PARENTS should be teaching their daughters ALL about this problem. Videos are a secondary concern.

 

[drastic215]

"How are girls going to raise awareness of attackers in the area or recent crimes if they aren't able to see the reality documented on video?" I get the point of this statement, for sure, but, ideally, PARENTS should be teaching their daughters ALL about this problem. Videos are a secondary concern.

you're 100% right, but some parents can't be counted on. Sometimes social media awareness helps too.

don't get me wrong tho, social media should be limited, but is a ban the right move?