Good luck getting British police to turn up to your house if it’s burgled. But they wouldn’t miss a gay Pride Parade for quids.
Police in the UK are under fire (again) after Lincoln Police posted footage of themselves dancing at a Pride event.
They can do the Macarena. They just can’t do solving crimes.
Crime in Lincolnshire is up by 10 per cent — with even sharper rises in certain areas of particular concern to the public, including robberies, which are up by 28 per cent.
Dale a tu cuerpo alegría Macarena
Sexual offences in Lincolnshire are up by 34 per cent.
Que tu cuerpo es pa' darle alegría y cosa buena
Just a week ago, Lincoln police told residents they did not have time to listen to crime reports over the phone and so people would need to report crimes online.
Dale a tu cuerpo alegría, Macarena
Oh, and arson is up 9 per cent.
Hey Macarena, ay!
British police now drive cars that double as LGBTQ billboards and regularly talk about “Policing with Pride”.
If only they took pride in policing.
UK police have become a laughing stock and a joke around the world.
If that’s policing, I’m Jack the Ripper!
The Lincolnshire constabulary should be arrested for impersonating police officers!
When Lincolnshire locals complained that police should be out arresting criminals rather than prancing around doing the Macarena, police doubled down, taking the complaints as a sign that they needed to do even more virtue signalling clownery.
“Not engaging with communities would make preventing and detecting crime even harder than it already is Sorry you don’t see that, but the comments just reenforce why it’s needed,” police wrote.
Local media reported that 1125 women had been raped or sexually assaulted in Lincolnshire last year. In only 26 instances was anyone charged with an offence.
Hey Macarena, ay!
Imagine how much better the community would be if police were as enthusiastic about catching bad guys as they were about mincing around at gay events.
The song Macarena is about a girl named Macarena who cheats on her boyfriend with two friends while he’s being drafted into the army.
The British public feel like they are being cheated when their tax-payer funded police force is out busting moves at Gay Pride events while they’re being robbed, assaulted and raped.
Hey Macarena, ay!
The UK police are now among the most politicised in the world. And when the police force start playing identity politics it’s not long before they are enforcing ideology against people rather than simply enforcing the law.
This was illustrated just a few weeks ago when five officers arrested a man and dragged him off in handcuffs for the crime of having tweeted a hurty meme.
Police, without any trace of irony, arrested the errant tweeter for the meme which had suggested transgenderism was authoritarian.
Hey Macarena, ay!
Of course, the Lincolnshire police don’t see dancing at Pride events as failing to do their job. They call it “community engagement”.
And therein lies the problem. Most people would probably be happy for police to dance the Macarena at an LGBTQ event if police were also seen to be attending, investigating and solving crimes.
But they are not. In fact they are complaining that they don’t have the resources to attend, investigate or solve crimes.
So where Lincolnshire police see community engagement, everyone else just sees poor priorities.
Spot on once again.
And it would be laughable if it wasn’t so deadly serious. As shameful abrogation of responsibility and abandonment of one’s duty of care as you could ever hope to find.
Sad sad state of affairs! Too much time thinking about themselves I would say!
What are those “hurry memes?” Hahahaha I want to use them!