Licence. It's called a licence.

— Jah Prole* (@JahProle) August 13, 2025

6 days without *a report*, you mean.

— The Drop Bear 🐻🇦🇺 (@scale_e) August 13, 2025

"The technical name for this is 'patronising'. Now children, does anyone know how we spell 'patronising'?"

— ResponsibleAdult (@CommonishGround) August 13, 2025

Turns out Blackrock owns the lorry, and it was under contract by UK Gov home office.

Surprise surprise. https://t.co/he8VJSLqAR

— I Am British 🇬🇧 (@IAmBritishReal) August 13, 2025

What is the charge? Complimenting a jogger? A succulent female jogger? https://t.co/mfmTI2ghse pic.twitter.com/glnluRYEPm

— Enguerrand VII de Coucy (@ingelramdecoucy) August 12, 2025

Also see “wearing short skirts encourages rapists”. pic.twitter.com/8sJ65tw0x1

— Viscount Toad KG 🌸🇮🇱 (@cheshiretoad) August 13, 2025

The positive take away from this is.

When authoritarian regimes like the UK government silences it's citizens from talking common sense and speaking freely about its most obvious problems, you know they're panicking and no longer have control of the populace.

Good times ahead.

— Terley2016 (@terley201632390) August 13, 2025