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    1. Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 Jun 23
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      I think since Friday the key divide in this country is no longer Leave/Remain or North/South but between - People who think a late night screaming row between a couple is domestic abuse, and - People who’ve been married.

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    2. Gareth Shepherd‏ @YedBawon Jun 23
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      Julia- cut the BS please. Any person with common decency who suspected risk of domestic abuse and safety of a woman who was a neighbour as a result of the kind of carry on that is being reported would ring the Police. Love thy Neighbour. Stop normalizing this behaviour.

      60 replies 71 retweets 2,115 likes
    3. Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 Jun 23
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      She was screaming at HIM. Why did they think SHE was at risk?

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    4. C J Thorpe-Tracey ⧖‏Verified account @christt Jun 24
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      Replying to @JuliaHB1 @YedBawon

      Dear god. JHB I truly hope that if someone ever assaults you behind closed doors, people nearby respond to your screams of ‘get off me!’ rather than ignoring them. Yes, you sell shit-thick, cynical opinion for your supper. But you don’t deserve to be hurt while people turn away.

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    5. Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 Jun 24
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      Aw, that’s nice of you. So generous of you. She wasn’t assaulted behind closed doors. She was screaming and shouting at HIM. No evidence or substantive accusation of any abuse. Don’t conflate genuine violence with a couple’s angry row. It’s insulting to genuine victims of DV.

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    6. C J Thorpe-Tracey ⧖‏Verified account @christt Jun 24
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      If someone screams ‘get off me?’ and you hear items smash, how do you know it wasn’t an assault? People have passionate, loud rows all the time, without one of them screaming ‘get off me!’ - if you get violently assaulted, how will you signal it’s not just a row?

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    7. Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 Jun 24
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      Replying to @christt @YedBawon

      A 10 min row, her screaming about red wine on the sofa, him about his laptop, her shouting “get off me”... it sounds a LOT more likely that she was angry that he was trying to placate her as she threw crockery than that she was attacked by him, doesn’t it? But you know that.

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    8. C J Thorpe-Tracey ⧖‏Verified account @christt Jun 24
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      Replying to @JuliaHB1 @YedBawon

      It truly doesn’t. Obviously it’s obfuscated by his fame but the act of calling cops is correct in context of those screams. If you’re ever assaulted at home, by stranger or man you know, how will you scream to differentiate? Will you have the wherewithal to specify assault?

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      Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 Jun 24
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      Replying to @christt @YedBawon

      We’ll have to agree to disagree. The couple and the police both seem to think it wasn’t a case of domestic abuse, but obviously you know better.

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        2. Bec‏ @Oftenx Jun 24
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          Replying to @JuliaHB1 @christt @YedBawon

          You realise most victims of DV lie to police when questioned in such circumstances? No-one knows the full circumstances but someone screaming ‘get off me’ is enough to warrant intervention. Denying that is just obscene

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        3. Holly 🌱 🌳‏ @hollyamcd Jun 25
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          Replying to @Oftenx @JuliaHB1 and

          If heard my neighbours shouting I wouldn’t call the police, but if I heard someone screaming ‘get off me’, & then things smashing, I’d definitely call them. Politics is so polarised in the UK that many people are happy to defend ‘their side’, in any circumstances...

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        2. C J Thorpe-Tracey ⧖‏Verified account @christt Jun 24
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          Replying to @JuliaHB1 @YedBawon

          I’m not assuming it was domestic abuse. I am fine with the police arriving, talking to them and at this point no further action being taken. I was arguing (I thought fairly clearly) that the neighbours' action was entirely reasonable and the way we *want* neighbours to behave.

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        3. Steve Tachauer‏ @TachauerSteve Jun 24
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          Replying to @christt @JuliaHB1 @YedBawon

          Reasonable as in making a recording of the row and flogging the recording to the press, that reasonable?

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        4. badger‏ @RestfulBadger Jun 24
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          Imagine it was, I dunno, Phillip Schofield instead of Johnson. In that instance there is no public interest in the privacy invasion. Would you be at all animated about his neighbours flogging the recording? Sure it’s hypothetical, but honestly, would you?

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        5. Steve Tachauer‏ @TachauerSteve Jun 24
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          Replying to @RestfulBadger @christt and

          Yes, I would. I’d be ‘animated’ whoever it was. I was animated when a couple recorded Princess Diana’s private telephone calls & flogged the tapes to the Sun. were you?

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        6. badger‏ @RestfulBadger Jun 24
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          I wasn’t animated, to be honest. Didn’t engage with it at all. It’s the sort of thing that happens all the time and isn’t really my cup of tea. And I’m pretty ordinary. Which makes me suspect some of this outrage may be manufactured. Not in your case, I’m sure.

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        2. Gina‏ @squishybugbutt Jun 24
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          Replying to @JuliaHB1 @christt @YedBawon

          There is no argue about it being abuse or not. That is not the debate! The debate is people running down anyway who dares respond to concern and calls the police. I would rather call 999 just in case even if it wasn't abuse.

          1 reply 2 retweets 85 likes
        3. Derek‏ @DerekDavidson95 Jun 24
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          Replying to @squishybugbutt @JuliaHB1 and

          But recording it and selling/gifting it to the Guardian is a tad far? Especially following the two's track record.

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        4. Gina‏ @squishybugbutt Jun 25
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          I didn't mention that. I'm in two minds. I understand why it's dodgy but also the police denied attending before being handed evidence. At this point media seems the only way these mps get held accountable for anything.

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        2. samantha stephens‏ @Bewitched_Hull Jun 24
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          Replying to @JuliaHB1 @christt @YedBawon

          The police stated that the neighbours did the right thing and their opinion is the only one that matters!

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        3. C J Thorpe-Tracey ⧖‏Verified account @christt Jun 24
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          Replying to @Bewitched_Hull @JuliaHB1 @YedBawon

          Spot on.

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        1. Bobson Dugnutt‏ @MrBobsonDugnutt Jun 24
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          Replying to @JuliaHB1 @christt @YedBawon

          We all know better *now*. But that’s really not the point and, sadly, you know it.

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        2. Rosanna Lilley ⧖ POET #FBPE‏ @rosanna_lilley Jun 24
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          Replying to @JuliaHB1 @christt @YedBawon

          The limit is that there was a chance that something bad was happing surely you’d want someone to call the police just in case? Would you not call? We cannot know what happened but to be so cavities as to say it was nothing is just as unfounded as saying it was definitely abuse.

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        3. Stephen Hughes‏ @Stehughes1878 Jun 24
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          Replying to @rosanna_lilley @JuliaHB1 and

          Watching all these right-wing hacks trying to attack the neighbours for reporting what they thought was an assault rather than questioning the dubious character of our future PM is depressing. We really are in the sewer.

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        4. Rosanna Lilley ⧖ POET #FBPE‏ @rosanna_lilley Jun 25
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          💔

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        2. Fraser Allan‏ @fraserallan Jun 24
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          Replying to @JuliaHB1 @christt @YedBawon

          ‘We’ll have to agree to disagree’ is the clarion call of obstinate fools desperate to have the last word but know that if they tried to claim it, it would be woefully wide of the mark

          1 reply 0 retweets 42 likes
        3. Dennis The Doodle‏ @dennisthedoodle Jun 25
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          Replying to @fraserallan @JuliaHB1 and

          I think we need to agree to disagree on your points 😜

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        4. Fraser Allan‏ @fraserallan Jun 25
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          No I don’t think so.

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