Kemi Badenoch

It's just in the system. And that's where I want us to get to. That's where I want us to get to as a country. And you can see, I haven't done theses and written books about this. A lot of it is just pure, as you say, anthropological observation.

I look at a lot of Christianity or a lot of churches in Africa, and there are elements of the way that worship takes place that is exactly as it used to be when it was an animist society. And the cultures take the bits of Christianity that they like the most. So there is a lot of speaking in tongues. which is almost unheard of in Catholic and Protestant sort of churches in the UK.

I look at a lot of Christianity or a lot of churches in Africa, and there are elements of the way that worship takes place that is exactly as it used to be when it was an animist society. And the cultures take the bits of Christianity that they like the most. So there is a lot of speaking in tongues. which is almost unheard of in Catholic and Protestant sort of churches in the UK.

I look at a lot of Christianity or a lot of churches in Africa, and there are elements of the way that worship takes place that is exactly as it used to be when it was an animist society. And the cultures take the bits of Christianity that they like the most. So there is a lot of speaking in tongues. which is almost unheard of in Catholic and Protestant sort of churches in the UK.

You go to Africa, there's a lot of speaking in tongues and people throwing themselves on the floor. They love the exorcisms, the witchcraft bits of the Bible, which are barely spoken or land in a sermon in the West. So, because that's what the culture demands. The culture's like... okay, there's this new thing called Christianity. What do we like here?

You go to Africa, there's a lot of speaking in tongues and people throwing themselves on the floor. They love the exorcisms, the witchcraft bits of the Bible, which are barely spoken or land in a sermon in the West. So, because that's what the culture demands. The culture's like... okay, there's this new thing called Christianity. What do we like here?

You go to Africa, there's a lot of speaking in tongues and people throwing themselves on the floor. They love the exorcisms, the witchcraft bits of the Bible, which are barely spoken or land in a sermon in the West. So, because that's what the culture demands. The culture's like... okay, there's this new thing called Christianity. What do we like here?

We like exorcisms, we like speaking in tongues, we like all the bits. There's more singing and dancing. It's very vibrant. And the culture starts to take over and it interprets texts in a way that works for it. And this is the thing about text. You have to really guard. If you wanted to keep doing what it was always doing, you have to really pay attention. You have to really guard it.

We like exorcisms, we like speaking in tongues, we like all the bits. There's more singing and dancing. It's very vibrant. And the culture starts to take over and it interprets texts in a way that works for it. And this is the thing about text. You have to really guard. If you wanted to keep doing what it was always doing, you have to really pay attention. You have to really guard it.

We like exorcisms, we like speaking in tongues, we like all the bits. There's more singing and dancing. It's very vibrant. And the culture starts to take over and it interprets texts in a way that works for it. And this is the thing about text. You have to really guard. If you wanted to keep doing what it was always doing, you have to really pay attention. You have to really guard it.

Otherwise, people can appropriate it and almost make it do the opposite of what it was meant to do. And I see this with a lot of UK legislation. We see it with the non-hate crime incidents. This nonsense where people get arrested for saying things online. These laws have been there for 30 years, but the culture is changing. You have judges who think differently about this stuff.

Otherwise, people can appropriate it and almost make it do the opposite of what it was meant to do. And I see this with a lot of UK legislation. We see it with the non-hate crime incidents. This nonsense where people get arrested for saying things online. These laws have been there for 30 years, but the culture is changing. You have judges who think differently about this stuff.

Otherwise, people can appropriate it and almost make it do the opposite of what it was meant to do. And I see this with a lot of UK legislation. We see it with the non-hate crime incidents. This nonsense where people get arrested for saying things online. These laws have been there for 30 years, but the culture is changing. You have judges who think differently about this stuff.

It's the same with the Equality Act. The Equality Act was there as a shield, not a sword. It was there to protect people from discrimination. Started being used to discriminate between different groups. Oh, let's have some positive action. These groups are being treated unfairly, so we'll give them a boost and treat these other people unfairly. You need to guard your text carefully.

It's the same with the Equality Act. The Equality Act was there as a shield, not a sword. It was there to protect people from discrimination. Started being used to discriminate between different groups. Oh, let's have some positive action. These groups are being treated unfairly, so we'll give them a boost and treat these other people unfairly. You need to guard your text carefully.

It's the same with the Equality Act. The Equality Act was there as a shield, not a sword. It was there to protect people from discrimination. Started being used to discriminate between different groups. Oh, let's have some positive action. These groups are being treated unfairly, so we'll give them a boost and treat these other people unfairly. You need to guard your text carefully.

And that needs principles, I think conservative principles.

And that needs principles, I think conservative principles.

And that needs principles, I think conservative principles.

We still queue, by the way. I remember someone showing a video. There was a set of riots that happened about 10, 15 years ago, and the looters were queuing to get into the shop.