I agree I think she just got caught up in the moment but she got caught. It's funny that most private companies have policies about employee involvement in politics as they are terrified as being seen as politically bias. Meanwhile in the public sector its perfectly normal for staff to be involved.

My guess is that someone told her to resign rather than face the sack.

One more point

To be fair, the article says she quit her job (not sacked).

Again, these abusive, violent protesters all seem to come from the same side of politics. You have grown adults screaming into people's faces. What is wrong with these people?

Edited by Penge Eagle (07 Jun 2019 11.30am)

Paul Joseph Watson sums them up well

'Why Do They Always Look Like This?' [Link]

And I guess if you swap the 'Nazis' part with... circle where appropriate 'lefties', 'hippies', 'Communists' etc you'll have summed up the other side too. Very succinct, nice work.

I don't think the issue is with name calling itself – but disingenuously getting the names totally wrong. We don't have any Nazi politicians in the UK, while there are open Marxists in the Labour party.

Calling someone a lefty or hippy or indeed even a communist isn't going to result in them being sacked or screamed at in the street by mentally unwell people.

So I'm struggling to see your point.

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