Policing Our Streets vs. Policing Our Tweets - Why the Woke Regime Would Rather Cancel You Than Catch Criminals

 It’s a tale of two police forces: one that should exist and one that does.

In a sane society, the police would focus on crime. Real crime. The kind with victims, assault, burglary, drug trafficking, stabbings in broad daylight. You know, the sort of chaos turning British cities into warzones. Instead, we’ve built a regime where the real crime is wrongthink. The real emergency? A tweet. A post. A meme. From Bobby on the Beat to Pronoun Police The British bobby has gone from walking the beat to trawling X (formerly Twitter) for "hate incidents." Not crimes, incidents. You can now be investigated for hurting someone’s feelings, even if no law was broken. The Orwellian term "non-crime hate incident" says it all. Ask yourself: how many knife attacks were prevented last year because a constable was busy checking someone's retweet history? Spoiler: None. But if you joke about gender ideology or criticize mass immigration policy? That’ll earn you a knock at the door. The Woke State’s Priorities: Feelings First, Safety Last While stabbings soar, the state’s obsession is with suppressing dissent. Why? Because the ruling class isn’t actually worried about violence. They’re worried about narratives. They don’t want you challenging the ideology that keeps them in power. You can rob a store and walk free. But if you misgender a TikTok activist? You’re public enemy number one. We’ve become a society where the law protects ideology and punishes truth. Where the average citizen fears the speech police more than actual criminals. The Left Loves Policing, Just Not the Kind That Keeps You Safe The Marxist left has always hated the idea of strong borders, strong police, and strong communities. What they want is cultural control, through language, through fear, through shaming. They want the power to redefine words, then jail you for using the old ones. They scream “defund the police” when it comes to crime, but demand more police when it comes to tweets. What they want is a thought police, not to protect the vulnerable, but to enforce the dogma of the day. Restore Order, Not Censorship Policing should be simple: protect the innocent, punish the guilty. But our elites have flipped it. Today’s Britain criminalizes speech and tolerates savagery. It punishes citizens and excuses predators. It would rather spend resources censoring memes than clearing gangs off the streets. That’s not law and order, it’s ideological warfare. Choose Your Side So here’s the choice: do we want a country where police protect people from crime? Or a country where police protect the regime from you? Do we want law and order, or language and orthodoxy? If we want Britain to be great again, we need to make a decision: Less policing of tweets. More policing of streets.