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Rupert Lowe MP Unapologetic Tweet On Restore Britain Controversial Policies

This image is a screenshot of a verified public post on X (formerly Twitter) from British Member of Parliament Rupert Lowe. Lowe explains he has received hundreds of accusations of racism and islamophobia on the day of posting, after announcing the far-right Restore Britain party's policies that include banning halal slaughter, the burqa, sharia law, and cousin marriage, among other restrictions. He closes with the party's official blunt response to criticism: 'We do not give a shit.' The screenshot includes the post's date (March 19, 2026), view count (335K), and full social engagement metrics.
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I’ve been called racist and islamophobic hundreds of times today for outlining Restore Britain’s policy on banning halal slaughter, the burqa, sharia law, cousin marriage and plenty more. I want to be really clear about our party’s official response. We do not give a shit.

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This image is a screenshot of a verified public post on X (formerly Twitter) from British Member of Parliament Rupert Lowe. Lowe explains he has received hundreds of accusations of racism and islamophobia on the day of posting, after announcing the far-right Restore Britain party's policies that include banning halal slaughter, the burqa, sharia law, and cousin marriage, among other restrictions. He closes with the party's official blunt response to criticism: 'We do not give a shit.' The screenshot includes the post's date (March 19, 2026), view count (335K), and full social engagement metrics.

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This is a screenshot of an original public tweet by verified UK MP Rupert Lowe, that was then reposted to the user-generated content platform 9Gag, as confirmed by the provided source metadata. The post captures a highly controversial political statement from the UK far-right political party Restore Britain.

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