Added to this, the rule of law being consistently undermined.
The people put on trial for the toppling of Colston’s statue in Bristol were acquitted in a legal trial by a jury of their peers, and the attorney general (and several other Tory MPs) have called the verdict into question.
And this is not the first time the attorney general (Suella Braverman) has spoken in this way about high profile cases.
In a “liberal democracy” the idea is that the law applies equally to everyone, and trial by jury is an important part of the legal system of checks and ballances, which the Tory party seem to want to increasingly undermine.
(As to what we do, there’s only one real answer, and all you have to decide is what your personal line is, and what risks you are willing to take. But do try to make contact with others with similar views, and try to organise as much as you can).