I wonder just how many here have ever spoken one-to -one to their MP and expressed their personal view about how they want their representative to represent them. Very few I suspect. So don't blame 'them' for not doing what we want, blame 'us'
(I say this as I am 'involved in mankind' although I have no say in UK, I just pay most of my tax there. I do speak quite often to my local Councillor in Spain)
But that's the thing. "Unreasonable force" is a subjective term that could mean anything or nothing. Unfortunately, when you're being attacked, you don't have time to sit down and list all the possible courses of action. So instead, the best course of action for many people would seem to be to just sit and be a victim.
Good for you. I was raised in a family that encouraged us to do the same. We've never shied away from talking to government officials if we had something important to say, and neither should anyone. They are public servants but they can't read minds.
What amounts to "Reasonable force" in law is well established and well defined by numerous findings.
It is not a nebulous thing which 'could mean anything or nothing' as you seem to think.
It is of course subjective, as each case is considered on its own merits (in the light of the law as established over maybe hundreds of years).
Good for you DedI'm sure she appreciates your eloquent sarcasm and humour. She's probably added you to her blocked senders list now
Your e-mails will be sitting in her spam folder for eternity. Don't be surprised if the next time you meet her face to face she gets an injunction out on you preventing you from coming within 100 yards of her
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