spare us the selective outrage. Your own leader, publicly paid tribute to David Tweed, describing him as a “larger-than-life character”, despite Tweed’s history of child sex abuse. Tweed’s own daughters spoke out about the horrific abuse they suffered and condemned those tributes. Allister eventually apologised for the hurt his comments caused, only due to pressure Where was all this moral indignation then? Donaldson’s victims deserve justice, absolutely. But so did Tweed’s. Victims don’t suddenly matter more or less depending on which political party the abuser belonged to And frankly, the timing and selective nature of this outrage raise a legitimate question, is this really about standing with victims, or is it political manoeuvring designed to score points against the DUP? Because when concern for victims appears to depend on which political party is involved, people are entitled to question the consistency of that concern. Perhaps you should reflect on your own party’s history before delivering lectures about anyone else’s.