Merseyside police save the public from distress and the government from criticism at the same time

"Causing alarm and distress to the public"
Is a police term meaning you don't have the right to say anything that antifa finds offensive.
So, no criticising the housing of illegal immigrants in hotels.
These immigrants are completely illegal and are from all sorts of countries that are not at war and we are not their first country either.
Our government are flouting their own laws and we risk arrest for pointing this obvious fact out.

Americans can tell them what you think about this with impunity.
https://twitter.com/MerseyPolice
We Britons dare not tell the police what we think of them on Twitter because we can be given 75 pound fixed penalty notices for saying anything to them that they do not like by phone or internet using MTA2003 (Misuse of Telecommunications Act 2003), Malicious Communications Act if we write them a letter they don't like and some other law if we say anything they don't like to their arrogant faces.
They can do even worse than fixed penalty notices to us.
It can be prison if we have a history of complaining.
Such laws do not apply beyond UK jurisdiction unless you are in a country in the EU with reciprocal arrangements.

I am not encouraging anyone to break any law by saying this as they are not breaking any law by telling you what ass holes you are.
I am breaking no law I can think of by encouraging you guys to say whatever you think about this.
Don't vote for Biden November 3rd or this is going to be your future too.