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Of course Nick Ferrari picked up the crap Farage was spreading about the government somehow admitting migrants are a danger, because of the booklet issued explaining laws about sexual assault.
Ferrari when it was suggested that British men should also be issued with the book due to how many commit crimes of this nature, jumped to a ridiculous line about how "If you have a murderer in your house already, you surely don't want another one in".
He's suggesting everyone coming in is a threat.
A few things worth pointing out. As some people rightly mentioned in response to my post yesterday, a simple Google search shows that it's not just migrants who have had material drafted to explain that sexual assault is a criminal offence.
Here's a few excerpts from material that was distributed to the British Army.
Would Nick Ferrari and Nigel Farage view this as admission by the Home Office that the British Army is full of rapists?
How about the material distributed to schools, explaining what consent is to children from a very young age?
Was that the government admitting that every parent is threat to their kids, or making sure kids knew not to engage in inappropriate behaviour and to recognise it when it was happening to them?
I'd like to hear Ferrari or Farage explain why that was somehow different to material which is explaining to people what they can't do, and what they have protection under the law from.
And what of the courses that are now having to be brought into UK schools to undo the damage caused by the likes of Andrew Tate?
Who Farage said was "an important voice for young men".
Is this the government admitting that all teenage boys are rapists?
Or is it about trying to stop them from engaging in behaviours that have been glamourised by online chuds, explaining that those actions are criminal offences, and ruining both their own lives and those of the women they might target?
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