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Of the 597 claims in Politics with evidence either way, 85% held up.
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We adopted view state can legitimately suppress mass protests
Author saw instances of excessive police force
Conflict was almost inevitable
There is no independent arbiter to decide lawful protest routes
1978 Mardi Gras riot has many similarities to Town Hall riot
Contentious legislative reform can relate closely to political ebb and flow of community
Pernicious injection into public debate occurred after Bondi atrocity attack caused by lawful protest
Author was heartened to see Damien Tudehope reject this link
Keir Starmer cannot afford to catch a cold
Outgoing President Joe Biden warned about an American government closely aligned with money and power in his farewell address
Starmer said ID cards would help protect working people's wages against those who slip into the shadow economy and remain here illegally
It is effectively meaningless if he continues to lead a government which oversees and manages the division he seeks to address
Just 5% of overall migration to the UK is classified as illegal
Starmer has done nothing to counter that imbalance
Starmer's speech has doubled-down on anti-migrant rhetoric
The introduction of digital ID cards is framed as a way of ensuring Britain takes back control of its borders
It is incumbent on a social democrat prime minister to lead this change in narrative
Progressive values are welcome were not premised on dead duck narrative of progressive patriotism
Yvette Cooper said people should put flags up anywhere
Patriotism undermines broader commitments to empathy equality and solidarity
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Democrats have demanded restrictions on such patrols as a condition of funding the Department of Homeland Security
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