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Boris Keep Your Promise

Rape Crisis Campaign confront Boris Johnson over issue of Rape Crisis Centre provision  
 
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multipletom (6 months ago) Show Hide
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You're supporting a good cause but with that "chicken feed" question you completely undermined it with a deeply unnecessary partisan attack. The impression I got from what Boris was trying to say is that there are some constitutional issues standing in his way (hardly surprising given he's only responsible for local rather than national government). At least he gave you four impromptu minutes out of his schedule instead of just cycling off at the start.
Einy7 (6 months ago) Show Hide
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I completely agree with you. That is exactly what I thought.
Einy7 (6 months ago) Show Hide
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Mayor Boris Johnson will be making an announcement on the Rape Crisis Centres on Monday on his new YouTube channel /mayorsofficelondon

Just last week you were protesting and this week he is tackling the issue. He is the people's Mayor!
Einy7 (6 months ago)
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superwomanisgo (6 months ago) Show Hide
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Well done to those who were protesting. It is so easy for politicians to make promises and then do nothing. It's really important to show them that we don't forget so easily and are willing to take action. Rape Crisis centres are so important and deserve proper funding. Until this happens please keep protesting.
ToriAmosMcCartney (6 months ago) Show Hide
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Are you unaware that the majority of women who contact a rape crisis centre are doing so as adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse, abuse that went unasnwered and unhelped as a child, leaving them in depserate need of help in adulthood. For you to say an abused child is more important than a raped woman is insulting and shows you know nothing of either subject. Often both cases of abuse go hand in hand. And well done to the protestors for bringing the topic to the fore again.
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It's easy to make up statistics and say 'majority of women who contact a rape crisis centre are doing so as adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse'. Prove it, either way, it doesn't come down to one or the other, I'm just saying if you HAD TO choose, it would always be the child, if you HAD TO choose you'd do it to.
ToriAmosMcCartney (6 months ago) Show Hide
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I'm not "making up statistics", i know as fact that the majority of women seeking help at my local crisis centre are adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse.
And your argument saying "if you had to choose" ?You're the one throwing that in, no one in this thread or in that demo or boris pledge or any government thing is "choosing one over the other", there is time and money and care for both subjects, it is not a case of "choose one or the other". Unless youre a hater like you online that is.
TightfittingUnderpan (4 months ago) Show Hide
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I don't hate anyone, not even you. Do you swallow?
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