00:00If you are against those measures, if you are against the Online Safety Act and want
00:05to overturn it, you are on the side of predators and paedophiles because you will allow them
00:11to have the kind of access they had in the past but they cannot have now.
00:15Nigel Farage is therefore on the side of predators and paedophiles and he needs to be called
00:19out for it.
00:20It is quite clear, if you want to overturn the laws which prevent the grooming of children,
00:27you are on the side of the people who want to do the grooming.
00:30Nigel Farage has said he wants to overturn the act entirely, including all of the safety
00:35measures for children.
00:36He needs to accept that the consequences of what he wants to do will be to make it far
00:41easier for predators and for paedophiles to have access to children online.
00:46Easier not harder.
00:47It puts him on that side of the argument.
00:49He needs to explain himself.
00:51I certainly won't be apologising to the man who wants to overturn the laws that keep our
00:56children safe online.
00:58We have to move forward as a country.
01:01Of course, because of the online world and the environment we live in, then it means that
01:04more crime is happening online than in previous years.
01:08This Labour government has brought in measures in law that prevent paedophiles and predators
01:13from having access to children online.
01:15Nigel Farage wants to overturn those laws.
01:18He needs to explain why he wants to expose children to the kind of Wild West world that we had before
01:24this law.
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