I don’t think Tracee herself poses any “threat” to the local party scene.
Although I still refuse to watch BB from what I’ve heard she comes across more as a non-threatening, humourous version of a raver..
and TBH the people who really are angry enough about raves to do something like call the Police or lobby an MP (the sort of things that led to the most recent backlash) and who have the power within society to make things happen aren’t the sort who tend to watch BB or to read the Sun newspaper.
its when actual reports on raves end up in the broadsheets or television media that most of the damage is done, obviously if people trash cop cars or leave trash and environmental damage behind there is going to be negative publicity, same as how we subject the activities of our leaders to scrutiny via the media (notice how Blair was whinging about his own press coverage!)
I’m a bit worried that East Anglia might be clamped down on for other reasons but Tracee gets scapegoated because of this.. :hopeless:
