How algospeak changes societal norms:

Changing (policing) language - fragments society into groups. Examples from the New York Times.

#LLM #policing #language and #societal #change through #marginalized #group #isolation

📰 Policing minister makes statement on ‘intimidating and thuggish’ anti-migrant protests – UK politics live

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💬 What are your perspectives on how this unfolds?

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Humans are having to take on 'algospeak' in an attempt to be heard. As 'what we say' falls into different morality enforced spheres of influence.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algospeak

#religion #age #liguistics #education #censorship #morality #policing

Watching the steady growth of language policing: Words like 'suicide' 'kill' and 'pistol' etc. are being policed and censored

A direct result of Large Language Models (LLM) criminalizing language use in a misguided attempt to make people do 'gooder'

#censorship #llm #policing #langauge #religion

📰 Policing minister makes statement on anti-migrant protests – UK politics live

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💬 How do you see this shaping regional diplomacy?

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This shouldn’t be a left-versus-right argument. Austerity matters. Social change matters. Crime matters. Police leadership matters. But none answers the fundamental question: is the British policing model still fit for purpose, and if not, what should replace it? #Policing #UKPolitics

6/8
Do we need stronger national coordination? More standing public-order capability? Different arrangements for major incidents? More specialist national resources that can be deployed rapidly without stripping ordinary policing from another force? These are legitimate questions. #Policing

4/8
At the same time, policing remains geographically fragmented. Forces have finite resources and enormous areas to cover. A major operation in one place doesn’t remove the need to police everywhere else. That creates a fundamental capacity problem. #Policing #Resources

1/8
The left points to austerity. The right points to social change. Both can point to real problems. But there’s a bigger question neither side seems particularly keen to ask: does Britain’s policing model still fit the society it is now expected to police? #Policing #UK

7/7
That’s why today’s policing debates can’t be understood simply by counting officers or arrests. The operating environment has changed dramatically since the early 2000s. The question is whether Britain’s policing model has kept pace with it. #UK #Policing

5/7
Policing had to adapt. More community engagement, more specialist expertise, more sensitivity around identity and more resources devoted to preventing tensions from becoming disorder. None of that comes for free. #Policing #PublicOrder

2/7
Britain’s police model had evolved around a society where local communities, institutions and police generally had deep familiarity with each other. Rapid demographic change inevitably disrupted some of those established relationships. #Policing #UK

1/7
The early 2000s were a turning point. Britain became substantially more diverse in a relatively short period. That wasn’t simply a demographic change. It changed the social environment in which British institutions, including policing, had to operate. #UK #Policing

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Britain’s policing model is built on consent. It assumes people broadly trust the state, accept the law, cooperate with police and share enough civic norms to live together without constant coercion. That isn’t a minor detail. It is the foundation. #Policing #UK

We don't need smiles, quips and promises of hope without action Andy Burnham and latest New Labour.

What are you going to do about toothless Electoral Commission and fascists on our streets?

#fascism #policing #NewLabour #Dover

Masked anti-migrant mob paralyses Port of Dover for hours

#Dover #PortOfDover #UKNews #Immigration #Migration #StopTheBoats #Protest #PublicOrder #Policing #Kent #BreakingNews #UKPolitics

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Portsmouth has a known incident developing in front of officers. Dover was a sudden mass mobilisation hitting multiple access routes to a critical international port. Pretending those are operationally equivalent is either ignorant or deliberately dishonest. #Dover #Portsmouth #Policing

Police deal with disorder after Reykjanesbær festival #festivals #Iceland #policing

Comparing JSO with Dover is stupid because it strips away the operational context. JSO planned disruption could be resourced in advance. Dover was a sudden mass blockade at a critical port. Pretending different arrest outcomes prove political bias is misleading nonsense. #KentPolice #Dover #Policing

No arrests at the scene doesn’t mean nobody can face consequences. If individuals deliberately obstructed the highway, police can examine CCTV, body-worn footage and other evidence afterwards. Immediate arrests aren’t the only route to prosecution.

#Dover #Policing