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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : Mr Streeting suggested to The Guardian that Mr Musk's recent input into public discourse on the matter of child exploitation in the UK could be a sign of the significance of technology's role in democracy.
45% : "If Kemi Badenoch is in any doubt whatsoever ... look on the other side of the world, in Christchurch, New Zealand, where someone walked into a mosque and killed innocent Muslims stone cold dead with a gun whose magazine had inscribed on it 'for Rotherham'."We have to be extremely clear about the failings and the nature of it, and not allow political correctness, fear of stating the truth as it is to fail victims, as has happened before.
45% : Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla and SpaceX laughs during an event in central London in 2023 (Kirsty Wigglesworth/PA)He has defended his tenure as director of public prosecutions and claims he tackled child sexual abuse charges "head-on".
37% : He also criticised the "well-meaning, but ultimately fundamentally misguided and warped views of political correctness" of police and council agencies that let down thousands of children who desperately needed their protection.
35% : The billionaire has accused the Prime Minister of being "complicit in the rape of Britain" over his record as a former director of public prosecutions, and called safeguarding minister Jess Phillips a "witch" and a "rape genocide apologist".

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