Pub Stasi: Plan For Undercover Cops to Patrol Bars and Clubs Blasted

Knee-jerk reaction that does nothing to solve the problem.

A plan for undercover police officers to patrol bars and clubs in the UK to identify potential “predatory and suspicious offenders” has been blasted as the “pub Stasi”.

Dubbed ‘Project Vigilant’, the plan will see plain clothes officers “attending areas around clubs and bars undercover,” according to the London Evening Standard.

The program is in response to the abduction and murder of 33-year-old Sarah Everard, who went missing in Clapham, London earlier this month. Metropolitan Police officer Wayne Couzens has been charged with her murder.

Respondents on Twitter blasted Project Vigilant as a hastily put together knee-jerk reaction announced to satiate protesters who have gathered in central London since the weekend, with some comparing it to the notorious East German Stasi.

https://twitter.com/J_Bloodworth/status/1371750456616173569

The government has also vowed to increase CCTV surveillance coverage of streets in response to the murder.

Meanwhile, there has been virtually zero campaigning on behalf of feminists to decriminalize self-defense.

Under current UK law, it is illegal for anyone to carry pepper spray, with penalties similar to those charged with carrying a firearm.

If left-wing activists really wanted to protect women, they’d lobby for laws that allow women to protect themselves.

Instead, Everard’s murder is yet another example of a tragic incident being turned into a moral panic and then exploited for all manner of selfish agendas, including new hate crime laws that target free speech in the name of preventing “misogyny.”

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