He didn't 'appear' to justify the rioting.
He literally said 'of course it’s politically justified!' There's no ambiguity here.
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I think there are some anti-radicalisation laws in place Tories introduced. Don't Tories own behaviour falls under these?
Do him for treason
The Tories were in power for almost a decade and a half, only interupted by their own internal power struggles, and the best thing they could come up with to "help" Asylum seekers was the racist and inhumane Rwanda scheme.
Yet Labour repeals that and suddenly they're the bad guys for not being able to undo over a decade of bad decisions in a month.
Conservatives can't see past their own racist noses.
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