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[sionascaig]

When 3 kids get murdered by the son of Rwandan immigrants though.....that's enough to send people over the edge.
This has bugger all to do with football hooligans, it goes far deeper than that

Utter bollox..

Where were the mighty protectors of England when a white man did the shooting?

12 dead - Cumbria shooting
16 dead - Hungerford massacre
17 dead - Dunblane massacre

Out and out racism. And from the pictures you can see them laughing at what a great hoot it all is.

They care not a jot about anything other than themselves, whilst they terrify local residents, damage property, loot stores and attack police.

And as for "care about children" ! The last thing these people care about is children.

[LeTiss]

Hungerford and Dunblane? How much further do you wanna go back? - The Moors murders perhaps?

The situation with uncontrolled immigration has become a serious issue in recent times. All countries are experiencing the same tensions, as we've seen with the protest in Ireland and Italy.

[greenmark]

The media and government refuse to understand what is going on. That's because they are all globalists and elitists. They are all balls deep inside the communist WEF.

However, this is about culture. Culture is important.....it's about one's DNA and a sense of belonging.
Muslims would openly admit culture is very important to them too, so would those who celebrate black culture etc.

There has been tension, a simmering anger in the UK that has been building. We see Muslims having a growing influence, almost to the point that they get treated differently (or that's how it appears to many) - their numbers are growing. We see dinghies arrive everyday (god knows who these people are, or what their backgrounds are). Yet, Brits are expected to say nothing and do nothing. They have been told it's bigoted to complain. We even get fed the laughable line that these asylum seekers are future doctors and dentists.

When 3 kids get murdered by the son of Rwandan immigrants though.....that's enough to send people over the edge.
This has bugger all to do with football hooligans, it goes far deeper than that

From what I've read you are correct. There is a wider coalition of young white males half unemployed, half in social housing. They feel left behind and marginalised in favour of ethnic minorities. They are being manipulated by far-right figureheads and are being joined by anyone that wants a ruck, hates the police or wants to loot.
The 3 kids have been completely forgotten.
And it does have something to do with football hooligan "firms".

[sionascaig]

The situation with uncontrolled immigration has become a serious issue in recent times. All countries are experiencing the same tensions, as we've seen with the protest in Ireland and Italy.

It's not new. I seem to recall a River's of Blood speech in living memory.

When I read your post I took it as implied that you supported what these idiots are doing (which is of course different from having genuine concerns about immigration). If that is not the case apologies.

[LeTiss]

The situation with uncontrolled immigration has become a serious issue in recent times. All countries are experiencing the same tensions, as we've seen with the protest in Ireland and Italy.

It's not new. I seem to recall a River's of Blood speech in living memory.

When I read your post I took it as implied that you supported what these idiots are doing (which is of course different from having genuine concerns about immigration). If that is not the case apologies.

I'm not supporting the thugs and louts. Looting stores, setting cars on fire, attacking the police.....that weakens their position absolutely. I'm talking about the tensions, the anger, the resentment that is bubbling away. It only takes one event for that to explode, just like what we saw with George Floyd.
The reality is though.....when people are struggling to pay for food and huge energy bills, but then see people arriving on dinghies being put up in nice hotels cost free......that creates an anger within poorer, working class areas

[sionascaig]

I'm not supporting the thugs and louts. Looting stores, setting cars on fire, attacking the police.....that weakens their position absolutely. I'm talking about the tensions, the anger, the resentment that is bubbling away. It only takes one event for that to explode, just like what we saw with George Floyd.
The reality is though.....when people are struggling to pay for food and huge energy bills, but then see people arriving on dinghies being put up in nice hotels cost free......that creates an anger within poorer, working class areas

Understood & thanks for clarifying...

[Derek27]

Hungerford and Dunblane? How much further do you wanna go back? - The Moors murders perhaps?

The situation with uncontrolled immigration has become a serious issue in recent times. All countries are experiencing the same tensions, as we've seen with the protest in Ireland and Italy.

What the fuck has this got to do with immigration? He was born here?

[LeTiss]

Hungerford and Dunblane? How much further do you wanna go back? - The Moors murders perhaps?

The situation with uncontrolled immigration has become a serious issue in recent times. All countries are experiencing the same tensions, as we've seen with the protest in Ireland and Italy.

What the fuck has this got to do with immigration? He was born here?

His parents weren't, so people don't perceive him as being British.
He was born in Cardiff......a nice lad from the valleys eh?

[ForFolksSake]

When 3 kids get murdered by the son of Rwandan immigrants though.....that's enough to send people over the edge.
This has bugger all to do with football hooligans, it goes far deeper than that

Utter bollox..

Yeah, taking the Knee for the past five years has been utter bollox...
Those poor innocent children who were murdered were like lambs to the slaughter...

[greenmark]

When 3 kids get murdered by the son of Rwandan immigrants though.....that's enough to send people over the edge.
This has bugger all to do with football hooligans, it goes far deeper than that

Utter bollox..

Yeah, taking the Knee for the past five years has been utter bollox...
Those poor innocent children who were murdered were like lambs to the slaughter...

How on earth can you connect those two subjects?

[ForFolksSake]

Utter bollox..

Yeah, taking the Knee for the past five years has been utter bollox...
Those poor innocent children who were murdered were like lambs to the slaughter...

How on earth can you connect those two subjects?

It's obvious, 'black' and 'white'

[ForFolksSake]

Utter bollox..

Yeah, taking the Knee for the past five years has been utter bollox...
Those poor innocent children who were murdered were like lambs to the slaughter...

How on earth can you connect those two subjects?

It's so obvious, it's 'black' and 'white'

[LeTiss]

How on earth can you connect those two subjects?

People do. It's because it took one tragic episode like George Floyd for people's anger to explode, especially those within the black community who felt marginalised.
There were terrible scenes in America after that, yet rather than criticise those riots, the likes of Starmer and Rayner were publicly taking a knee

These demonstrations in UK are the result of the 3 girls murders in Southport. Yet, the protestors are being accused of being far-right, without any understanding of why they are angry. That increases the resentment further

[Derek27]

Hungerford and Dunblane? How much further do you wanna go back? - The Moors murders perhaps?

The situation with uncontrolled immigration has become a serious issue in recent times. All countries are experiencing the same tensions, as we've seen with the protest in Ireland and Italy.

What the fuck has this got to do with immigration? He was born here?

His parents weren't, so people don't perceive him as being British.
He was born in Cardiff......a nice lad from the valleys eh?

My parents weren't, and some people don't perceive me as British. They're flipping racists and their perceptions and opinions are irreverent.

[Derek27]

How on earth can you connect those two subjects?

People do. It's because it took one tragic episode like George Floyd for people's anger to explode, especially those within the black community who felt marginalised.
There were terrible scenes in America after that, yet rather than criticise those riots, the likes of Starmer and Rayner were publicly taking a knee

These demonstrations in UK are the result of the 3 girls murders in Southport. Yet, the protestors are being accused of being far-right, without any understanding of why they are angry. That increases the resentment further

It's not the anger, it's who they're directing their anger at. And you still haven't answered the question, what has the murders got to do with Muslims? If you can't answer I'd presume your answer is, fuck all!