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@talkRADIO Breakfast Show presenter 6.30am-10am Mon-Fri. Journalist, broadcaster, after-dinner speaker, awards host. Preferred pronoun: she/her imperial majesty

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    1. (((Dan Hodges)))‏Verified account @DPJHodges 8 Aug 2018
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      If supposedly sensible Conservative MPs, activists and commentators seriously believe it is acceptable for their senior politicians to describe BAME women as "letter boxes" and "bank robbers" then it's over. It really is all over.

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    2. Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 8 Aug 2018
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      Boris didn’t describe BAME women. He described the APPEARANCE of Muslim women in burkhas as looking like a letterbox or bank robber. Very different. It was about the garment, not the women. And not all Muslims are BAME.

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    3. (((Dan Hodges)))‏Verified account @DPJHodges 8 Aug 2018
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      I see. So you're arguing it's OK for a man to tell a woman what she should and shouldn't wear.

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    4. Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 8 Aug 2018
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      No, I’m arguing that it’s ok for a society to agree on what is and isn’t acceptable in the public sphere and to place limits on ALL people to not cover their faces in public.

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    5. (((Dan Hodges)))‏Verified account @DPJHodges 8 Aug 2018
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      Right. So we should also ban crash-helmets. And balaclavas. And those masks you see in novelty shops. And scarves wrapped around the face. Presumably we should also start a debate on sunglasses.

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      Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 8 Aug 2018
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      Yes, we should ban face coverings in public that don’t serve a purpose, eg protection, health reasons, the cold etc. Your other points are just silly.

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        2. (((Dan Hodges)))‏Verified account @DPJHodges 8 Aug 2018
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          Excellent. And how do we, as a society, collectively agree on what non-essential clothing items should be banned. Referendum? Primary-legislation? Some sort of regulatory authority - OFBURKA? Personally, I’d like to see Ugg boots on the list.

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        3. Jonny Reid‏ @Jonny_2607 8 Aug 2018
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          People who wear smart jackets over t-shirts 😉

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        4. (((Dan Hodges)))‏Verified account @DPJHodges 8 Aug 2018
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          Easy there...

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        5. Jonny Reid‏ @Jonny_2607 8 Aug 2018
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          We know your red line...

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        6. Spencer Turnbull‏ @sturnbull74 8 Aug 2018
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          Replying to @Jonny_2607 @DPJHodges @JuliaHB1

          Dan may I suggest you join the @guardian as your journalism has turned decidedly, well lefty in recent weeks?

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        7. (((Dan Hodges)))‏Verified account @DPJHodges 8 Aug 2018
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          You can, but I’ll ignore you. As, I suspect, will the Guardian.

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        8. Jonny Reid‏ @Jonny_2607 8 Aug 2018
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          Lefty are you mad...

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        2. L‏ @l_ghex 8 Aug 2018
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          Replying to @JuliaHB1 @DPJHodges

          This is the dumbest debate I ever saw on Twitter.

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        3. (((Dan Hodges)))‏Verified account @DPJHodges 8 Aug 2018
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          I thought that was one of my more highbrow interventions...

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        1. Ive got a camera & I know how to use it.  🔞‏ @acameraguy1 8 Aug 2018
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          Replying to @JuliaHB1 @DPJHodges

          Going to be a lot of disappointed brides at weddings and widows at funerals or will they get special dispensation from the face cover police?

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        1. Angry Bulldog‏ @AngryBulldog 8 Aug 2018
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          Replying to @JuliaHB1 @DPJHodges

          It's a shame Dan is taking this silly view as I generally agree with most of his opinions

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        1. Sagal Abdi-Wali‏ @Sagal_AW 8 Aug 2018
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          Replying to @JuliaHB1 @DPJHodges

          Agree, a free soceity is one that only lets people do the things that some radio presenter decides serve a purpose. Ban everything else.

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        1. Bennie Bart #FBPE #RevokeA50‏ @Bennie_Bart 8 Aug 2018
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          Replying to @JuliaHB1 @DPJHodges

          I bet more robberies have been carried out by people wearing a mask of President than wearing a burka. Any takers?

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        1. Neil Dance‏ @NeilDance 8 Aug 2018
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          So the burka as it serves a religious purpose is ok?

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        1. Deborah Theaker  🇪🇺 #FBPE‏ @DeborahTheaker 8 Aug 2018
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          Do we ban beards too...

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        2. Ian as well  🌹‏ @DramMeister 8 Aug 2018
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          Replying to @JuliaHB1 @DPJHodges

          Odd that Johnson didn’t use his column to insult balaclava wearers if that was his intention. Leading the national debate on acceptable knitwear. Alternatively, it was purely a dog whistle for racists.

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        2. Adjacent Possible‏ @Sage_Opinion 8 Aug 2018
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          Replying to @JuliaHB1 @DPJHodges

          It wouldn't be that complicated to criminalise concealment of identity. Something on the theme of.. Wearing any item with the intent to conceal identity.... ...(perhaps with the addition of)... ...and refusing to remove said item when requested to do so by a police officer.

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        3. Cliff Dixon #Standup4Brexit‏ @EngPatriot 8 Aug 2018
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          Police have that power already under Section 60 of the Public Order Act. They don't use it on those in 'religious dress' as I have seen many times at the Al Quds parade despite criminal activity ie breaches of anti terror and race relations acts

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        4. Adjacent Possible‏ @Sage_Opinion 8 Aug 2018
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          Indeed. It is intended mainly for masks, balaclavas etc at parades / protests. However, if anyone thinks it would be impossible to extend legislation to burqas etc, it really wouldn't. I believe the French have already done so.

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        5. Adjacent Possible‏ @Sage_Opinion 8 Aug 2018
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          In my part of the world, Northern Ireland, we have alternative methods for dealing with people concealing their faces, but I suspect plastic bullets and water canon would be considered a tad harsh for wearers of burqas. Maybe Boris should float that idea to test opinions.

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