You voted for them. Not that it matters. Politics makes noises about anything resulting from pressure groups that gets any attention and always will.No. I do know that some have different attitudes. My wife for instance just smiles,
I didn’t say it had been passed. I said how did we get to this position. I also said I was off to find some facts to see if it was media spin or not.You clearly haven't followed the links off the page. Where does it say a law has been passed?
Odd area really as some women may appreciate a wolf whistle or a horn toot etc but they will not appreciate being pestered. LOL I wondered about horn toots not long after I married and went shopping with my wife. She doesn't dress as you might think she does or go to any extent to exploit her figure in that way.
With respect, that's not what this is about. People on the spectrum might stare, but they don't leer and make people feel uncomfortable. In a wider context- this is 2023: anyone who thinks, "Get yer tits out luv!" is harmless banter is a dick.
MB, not spin. The bill's sponsor (I think, an MP anyway) was explaining it earlier.
I think the point I made about politics are significant. Actions and words differer and in this case anyway who said what? The main concern is violence against women. Various factors can lead to it so bring them on. How much effect they actually have is another matter. This violence is now seen as a world wide problem. 1 in 3 experience it, probably way more in some countries than here. The 1 in 3 was reported today but in real terms how can anyone know real numbers.
