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New South Wales state Police Commissioner Mick Fuller said dating apps have brought couples together and the same technology could also provide clarity on the question of consent.
He said: 'Technology doesn't fix everything, but ... it plays such a big role in people meeting at the moment. I'm just suggesting: is it part of the solution?'
Police forces will be asked to record and identify any crimes of violence motivated by "hostility based on sex or gender".
It will apply to England and Wales from autumn and include stalking and sexual offences.
Yes, really.
After the tragic abduction and murder of 33-year-old Sarah Everard in London, protesters demanded all manner of new measures, including a 6pm curfew for men.
Others are now pushing for "misogyny" to be made a hate crime, as if murderers would have second thoughts about abducting and killing a woman because of a law that primarily targets speech.
Absolutely none of these professional activists demanded that the law be changed so women who carry pepper spray aren't hit with the same legal penalty as they would be for carrying a gun, which is currently the law in the UK.

A demonstrator wearing a face mask and holding a sign takes part in a rally to raise awareness of anti-Asian violence, near Chinatown in Los Angeles, California
The same dynamics seems to be unfolding with the current spike in anti-Asian hate crimes. In a New York Times article, Univision anchor Jorge Ramos argued that both the wave of anti-Asian and anti-Latino hate crimes reflect the racism of white Americans. He noted, 'A common racist attack against the Latino community — and now increasingly, Asian Americans — is the demand, "Go back to your own country!"' Nancy Pelosi also links this spike to white supremacist views.
White supremacists should be vigorously combatted. However, most victimized groups live in central cities where there are few white supremacists. Members of the Asian, Latino and LGBTQ communities may have much more to fear from young alienated black men whose pent up anger spills over into destructive, violent behaviors.
Comment: See also:
- Obama & Dems claim massage parlor shootings 'anti-Asian hate crime' & 'white supremacy', despite having no evidence to support that motive
- The rise in non-crime 'hate incidents' has sparked a climate of fear where serious offences against minorities go unreported
- It does not matter how "woke" you are - It will never be enough for the aggrieved race activists
- Chinese-American parents condemn Critical Race Theory as a "hateful, divisive, manipulative fraud"

Hunter Biden (L) and then-Vice President Joe Biden speak on stage at Organization of American States on April 12, 2016 in Washington, DC.
The lie they told involved claims of Russian involvement in the procurement of Hunter Biden's laptop. In the weeks leading up to the 2020 election, The New York Post obtained that laptop and published a series of articles about the Biden family's business dealings in Ukraine, China and elsewhere. In response, Twitter banned the posting of any links to that reporting and locked The Post out of its Twitter account for close to two weeks, while Facebook, through a long-time Democratic operative, announced that it would algorithmically suppress the reporting.
The excuse used by those social media companies for censoring this reporting was the same invoked by media outlets to justify their refusal to report the contents of these documents: namely, that the materials were "Russian disinformation." That claim of "Russian disinformation" was concocted by a group of several dozen former CIA officials and other operatives of the intelligence community devoted to defeating Trump. Immediately after The Post published its first story about Hunter Biden's business dealings in Ukraine that traded on his influence with his father, these career spies and propagandists, led by Obama CIA Director and serial liar John Brennan, published a letter asserting that the appearance of these Biden documents "has all the classic earmarks of a Russian information operation."

Atlanta police officers are seen outside of Gold Spa and Aromatherapy Spa after a series of lethal shootings, in Atlanta, Georgia, March 16, 2021.
"Although the shooter's motive is not yet clear, the identity of the victims underscores an alarming rise in anti-Asian violence that must end," Obama said Wednesday on Twitter. While also using the horrific shootings to argue for gun laws, he added that America must "root out the pervasive patterns of hatred and violence in our society."

A father and his son take a walk in the empty La Bola street, after restrictions were partially lifted for children for the first time in six weeks, during the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak in Ronda, Spain, April 26, 2020.
The figures published by the respected British medical journal on Wednesday last week came as quite a shock to some Spanish medics. In a group of seven developed nations, their country was by far the worst in terms of the per-capita number of children killed by Covid-19, the data indicated.
Between late January 2020 and February 2021 there were 54 deaths with Covid-19 among patients under the age of 19. For comparison, Italy, with a larger population of the same age group and a similarly impactful Covid-19 outbreak had 18 deaths on record.
Comment: Evidently data of numerous kinds surrounding Covid are erroneous: Flu cases 'drop' 98% around the world
An increasing need to watch one's mouth, which is in no small way influenced by modern "woke" trends, seems to be "getting on the nerves" of many Austrians, a survey commissioned by Der Standard newspaper revealed. Indeed, 57 percent of respondents said they've grown tired of being "increasingly dictated" to what they can and cannot say.
More than a half of Austrians also said that they often prefer not to express their more controversial opinions publicly, while admitting that "many" of their fellow citizens hold the same beliefs as they do.
Newsom himself acknowledged Tuesday that the recall effort would likely qualify, triggering what could be a wildly expensive race later this year to protect the Democratic governor's seat in one of the bluest states in the country. Newsom, however, has promised to fight it and has blasted the effort to oust him, blaming it on right-wing extremists. Newsom told The View Tuesday:
"The chief, the top 10 proponents, the people that are behind this are members of the Three Percenters - the right wing militia group, the Proud Boys, supported the insurrection, are folks that quite literally enthusiastically support QAnon conspiracies, and so that's the origin here."
Comment: There are not over 2M Three Percenters, Proud Boys nor QAnon supporters in CA. Surely Newsom has a better grip on his constituency than this. No matter, they were the distortions The View wanted to hear and exploit.
Comment: The Power of the People, as in this recall, is not often exercised to this capacity and solidarity. Will it create the changes CA needs and demands? Blaming 'The Right' is a gamble for Newsom, one he is currently undertaking but increasingly dubious of winning.
See also:
- Newsom admits mistakes in handling of pandemic, knocks recall effort
- Angry Californians boost "Recall Newsom" effort: Over 2M signatures collected, only 1.5M needed for ballot
- Fed up: Newsom recall gains steam as Californians fume over Democrat governor's pandemic actions
- Organizers reportedly hit number of signatures required to force a recall vote for Gavin Newsom
- Big money pouring into effort to recall California Governor Gavin Newsom

Participants of a flash mob dedicated to the sixth anniversary of the reunification of Crimea with Russia unfurl the Russian flag in the center of Yevpatoria.
"Crimea is ours!" Seven years ago this week, that cry resounded across Russia, following what people in the West call the "annexation" of Crimea but what Russians prefer to call the "reunification" of Russia and Crimea. The annexation/reunification, or "reabsorption," if you prefer, had serious ramifications.
For Ukraine, they were disastrous. For Russia's international relations, they were bad. But for the people of Crimea itself, they have proven to be largely positive.
Comment: See also:
- The Saker interviews Dmitry Orlov
- Seven years after the Maidan coup divided Ukraine, shelling of Donbass intensifies with a deafening silence from Western media
- 'Ukraine on Fire': How US, Not Russia, Destroyed Ukraine - Oliver Stone Documentary Finally Available (VIDEO)
- Ukraine's supply blockade takes its toll on Crimea, Yalta forced to limit water supply to residents
- Under fire from a Western-backed Ukraine: The people of the DPR share their stories










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