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Pride rainbows taken off police cars after court ruling
(www.telegraph.co.uk)
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this post was submitted on 19 Jul 2025
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you are being very disingenuous this only has to do with what they put on there cars. the only thing on a police car should be police. i did notice that you totally ignored when i said that you would be totally against this if they would be punting something on there car of a group you dislike and you would have no argument against it clearly.
Rulings don't happen in isolation. They have knock on effects on other things. Here in the UK, we have race riots, book bans and the country with the most cultural influence on us is turning into the new Nazi Germany. This ruling occurs in that context.
just maybe the police should have never done this in the first place and definitely in this context.