by Kemi Badenoch said that the adolescence is based on a true story that was “fundamentally changed” and that it affects a problem in society, but Islamic terrorism is a bigger problem.
Co-creator Jack Thorne recently rejected an online theory that the series changed the race of the main character from a real case on which it was said to have been reported.
The drama about a teenager who is accused of killing a girl from his school examines a so-called incel culture (involuntary celibate) and has triggered a national conversation about online security.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starrer was organized on Monday with Thorne and Children’s Charities a round table in the Downing Street to talk about boys who are influenced by misogyny to meet online.
Tory leader Ms. Badenoch said she didn’t see the series.
“I don’t have time to see something to be honest, but I read about it. I understand that this is a fictional representation of a story that is actually very different,” she said to LBC.
“And I think it’s an interesting story. She certainly touches some of the things that happen in the world today, but it is not the greatest thing that happens in the world today, which is radicalized with people on social media.”
She said she knew what the series was about.
“I know what it is about and I have given the view that it is a fiction that is interesting that affects a problem in society, but there are major problems, such as:
She pointed out the guideline of the conservatives to ban mobile phones in schools, which some said that it is unnecessary because many schools do not allow the children to use cell phones.
A contribution in social media reinforced by Elon Musk has proposed that the story that contains a white actor is based on the Southport attacker.
Co-Creator Thorne recently rejected the accusations of the “racial coat of arms” in the series.
It is not based on a true story and makes “a sense of masculinity” and not on the race, Thorne told the Podcast of News Agents.
“It is absurd to say that (knife crime) is only committed by black boys. It is absurd. It is not true. And the story shows many cases of children from all breeds who commit these crimes,” he added.
