comment by Got_Better (U6241)
posted 1 hour, 50 minutes ago
I LOVE women and was approached to be a model when I was younger, so I guess I dont qualify as what you said...and I worked out the other day (excluding 15yrs and under) that 90% of my life I have been in relationships with attractive slim females....so I guess I'm kinda lucky to have been rolled a six by the genetics lottery👍
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It's an absolute curse isn't it.... I know exactly what you mean
comment by Sheriff JW Pepper (U1007)
posted 29 minutes ago
comment by Cinciwolf-----JA606 NFL fantasy champ 2023 (U11551)
posted 3 hours, 26 minutes ago
comment by ●Billy The Spur● LEVY OUT- ENIC OUT! (U3924)
posted 6 hours, 8 minutes ago
Kier Stalin and his band of far left spin mongering clowns have only been in power a month and already the country is in a far worse state than before.
Instead of tackling knife crime they have set up a new police division to tackle people protesting about knife crime
Riots all around the country
Pensioners cold weather allowance cut
40K prisoners to be released early
3K more illegal migrant arrivals in a month
100K asylum seekers to be let in
£11b spent on foreign climate aid
£10b public sector pay rises despite claiming a black hole and blaming pensioners
Soldier stabbed, police officers attacked
17 migrant knife attacks in the last week
Tax rises confirmed for October
A million homes to be built on green belt
Civil war incoming
Thanks Liebour voters
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Fack me. Imagine being this feckin stupid. How does Billy even manage to get dressed in the morning ffs.
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Labels and help I'd imagine
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Should we give Billy a hug and ask him nicely not to be a cvnt?
Pandering to these idiots has really worked.
comment by Sheriff JW Pepper
posted 49 minutes ago
comment by Cinciwolf-----JA606 NFL fantasy champ 2023 (U11551)
posted 3 hours, 26 minutes ago
comment by ●Billy The Spur● LEVY OUT- ENIC OUT! (U3924)
posted 6 hours, 8 minutes ago
Kier Stalin and his band of far left spin mongering clowns have only been in power a month and already the country is in a far worse state than before.
Instead of tackling knife crime they have set up a new police division to tackle people protesting about knife crime
Riots all around the country
Pensioners cold weather allowance cut
40K prisoners to be released early
3K more illegal migrant arrivals in a month
100K asylum seekers to be let in
£11b spent on foreign climate aid
£10b public sector pay rises despite claiming a black hole and blaming pensioners
Soldier stabbed, police officers attacked
17 migrant knife attacks in the last week
Tax rises confirmed for October
A million homes to be built on green belt
Civil war incoming
Thanks Liebour voters
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Fack me. Imagine being this feckin stupid. How does Billy even manage to get dressed in the morning ffs.
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Labels and help I'd imagine
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Oooh and the £20bn hole in public finances they were surprised about, guess what? Even opposition to the HMG have access to records, so it was common knowledge to them then as it is a "surprise" to them now!
Labour are in power even without trying, more like they are in power due to the failings of the Tories. No alternative in a two party system means we are presented with Starmer's labour, they'll end their term (quite possibly only 1 term) as the worst government ever, even worse than the Tories, if that is possible!
This is what the IFS said:
"......many of the challenges Labour outlined this week were “entirely predictable”, and during the election campaign the think tank said that a new government would likely see a shortfall of £10-£20 billion"
https://fullfact.org/economy/labour-government-blackhole-public-finances/
The main driver of people's frustration lies in the growing inequality of wealth in the UK. For example The top 10% of households hold nearly half of the country's total wealth, while the bottom 10% own only around 0.2% But those at the top of the tree like Farage manage to put the blame on immigrants like me
comment by Nichoglou (U14419)
posted 38 minutes ago
The main driver of people's frustration lies in the growing inequality of wealth in the UK. For example The top 10% of households hold nearly half of the country's total wealth, while the bottom 10% own only around 0.2% But those at the top of the tree like Farage manage to put the blame on immigrants like me
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The people protesting can't spell any of the words you just posted
comment by John McGlashan (U1734)
posted 39 minutes ago
comment by Nichoglou (U14419)
posted 38 minutes ago
The main driver of people's frustration lies in the growing inequality of wealth in the UK. For example The top 10% of households hold nearly half of the country's total wealth, while the bottom 10% own only around 0.2% But those at the top of the tree like Farage manage to put the blame on immigrants like me
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The people protesting can't spell any of the words you just posted
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The people rioting also can't spell protesting
comment by John McGlashan (U1734)
posted 48 minutes ago
comment by Nichoglou (U14419)
posted 38 minutes ago
The main driver of people's frustration lies in the growing inequality of wealth in the UK. For example The top 10% of households hold nearly half of the country's total wealth, while the bottom 10% own only around 0.2% But those at the top of the tree like Farage manage to put the blame on immigrants like me
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The people protesting can't spell any of the words you just posted
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comment by Nichoglou (U14419)
posted 6 hours, 30 minutes ago
The main driver of people's frustration lies in the growing inequality of wealth in the UK. For example The top 10% of households hold nearly half of the country's total wealth, while the bottom 10% own only around 0.2% But those at the top of the tree like Farage manage to put the blame on immigrants like me
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My perception is that the main driver of (these) peoples' frustration, is that they are racist.
This is not a protest against rich people, it's a protest against brown people.
https://youtu.be/AIPD8qHhtVU?si=vEGd4XLGjA650UvJ
More riots including Bristol this time
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 12 hours, 21 minutes ago
comment by John McGlashan (U1734)
posted 39 minutes ago
comment by Nichoglou (U14419)
posted 38 minutes ago
The main driver of people's frustration lies in the growing inequality of wealth in the UK. For example The top 10% of households hold nearly half of the country's total wealth, while the bottom 10% own only around 0.2% But those at the top of the tree like Farage manage to put the blame on immigrants like me
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The people protesting can't spell any of the words you just posted
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The people rioting also can't spell protesting
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I don't even think words are what should be used to describe their motives. As we have seen in various videos, they very much struggle to use words, so why are we trying to interpret them like they are humans?
When seagulls attack you for your chips, do we justify it like "oh Gary the seagull is just protesting against those who own multiple chippies in the area and the social injustices that it causes"?
Why do we feel the need to put complex human reasoning behind things when it is entirely inappropriate and pointless? Let them communicate in their own language how they are feeling and why they are doing what they are doing? Their language does not use words. Here is how they would likely communicate how they feel:
*Spilt pint of Carling-half eaten kebab-chair through window-belly slap*
That's a far better indication of how they are feeling and we should be looking at interpreting that instead of trying to understand them using our language.
These guys are such cowards that they can’t even admit they are racist. I mean come on at least admit that ok you are racist and you hate “immigrants” aka Black/brown people.
Also makes me laugh when they say “its just the illegal immigration i have a problem with”.
Mate, you have no idea if the people in the next mosque you smash, or next black guy you rush is “legal” or “illegal”
comment by Ollie Billineker: Let Me Get My Shoes (U23088)
posted 7 hours, 32 minutes ago
comment by Nichoglou (U14419)
posted 6 hours, 30 minutes ago
The main driver of people's frustration lies in the growing inequality of wealth in the UK. For example The top 10% of households hold nearly half of the country's total wealth, while the bottom 10% own only around 0.2% But those at the top of the tree like Farage manage to put the blame on immigrants like me
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My perception is that the main driver of (these) peoples' frustration, is that they are racist.
This is not a protest against rich people, it's a protest against brown people.
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That’s in no small part because poor people have been told by very rich people, incessantly, and for two generations, that they’re poor because of immigrants.
Public services and infrastructure are failing because of immigrants.
You don’t have a job because of immigrants.
There’s a housing shortage because of immigrants.
The very same politicians and the billionaires who own 90% of the UK’s print press who have hammered those very messages home for five decades (whilst engineering a housing market which has only served millionaires, whilst selling off public utilities to price gouging capitalists, whilst investing nothing in infrastructure renewal, whilst slashing public sector jobs) will now gasp in mock shock at the horror of the events of the last few days.
“How could this have happened [gasp]!”
They’ll then immediately revert to blaming white-British-on-everybody-else violence directly on ‘liberal’ politicians for ‘open doors immigration policies’.
TL;DR
“This is not a protest against rich people, it's a protest against brown people.”
True. But it *should* be a protest against rich people, because *they* have engineered this mess. Not brown people.
comment by rosso says the time has come to unlock the unlimited Pote-ntial of the Fernçalvenoo triumvirate (U17054)
posted 35 seconds ago
TL;DR
“This is not a protest against rich people, it's a protest against brown people.”
True. But it *should* be a protest against rich people, because *they* have engineered this mess. Not brown people.
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Can you interpret into their language as I have done above? Just in case they are reading, or whatever it is they do to try and understand communications. Mashing their phone against their face maybe.
Some of the rioters managed to pick some free shoes from Show zone.
They should start mass deportations to Rwanda of everyone arrested in these riots. The UK would be better off without them
comment by (K̇ash) - Slot's First Dance - Free Palestine 🇵🇸 (U1108)
posted 37 minutes ago
Some of the rioters managed to pick some free shoes from Show zone.
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That thick they can’t even read shop names before they loot them
comment by rosso says the time has come to unlock the unlimited Pote-ntial of the Fernçalvenoo triumvirate (U17054)
posted 1 hour ago
comment by Ollie Billineker: Let Me Get My Shoes (U23088)
posted 7 hours, 32 minutes ago
comment by Nichoglou (U14419)
posted 6 hours, 30 minutes ago
The main driver of people's frustration lies in the growing inequality of wealth in the UK. For example The top 10% of households hold nearly half of the country's total wealth, while the bottom 10% own only around 0.2% But those at the top of the tree like Farage manage to put the blame on immigrants like me
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My perception is that the main driver of (these) peoples' frustration, is that they are racist.
This is not a protest against rich people, it's a protest against brown people.
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That’s in no small part because poor people have been told by very rich people, incessantly, and for two generations, that they’re poor because of immigrants.
Public services and infrastructure are failing because of immigrants.
You don’t have a job because of immigrants.
There’s a housing shortage because of immigrants.
The very same politicians and the billionaires who own 90% of the UK’s print press who have hammered those very messages home for five decades (whilst engineering a housing market which has only served millionaires, whilst selling off public utilities to price gouging capitalists, whilst investing nothing in infrastructure renewal, whilst slashing public sector jobs) will now gasp in mock shock at the horror of the events of the last few days.
“How could this have happened [gasp]!”
They’ll then immediately revert to blaming white-British-on-everybody-else violence directly on ‘liberal’ politicians for ‘open doors immigration policies’.
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Rosso
You can always express things I would like to say much better than I can
I've always said the country would pay, sooner or later, for the stoopid media ownership in the country. And that goes beyond this country because media ownerships is slowly being pyramided across the world. You cannot allow media to be controlled by just a few individuals or entities without paying the price somehow IMO.
comment by Arne Sabah Nur (U1282)
posted 9 minutes ago
I've always said the country would pay, sooner or later, for the stoopid media ownership in the country. And that goes beyond this country because media ownerships is slowly being pyramided across the world. You cannot allow media to be controlled by just a few individuals or entities without paying the price somehow IMO.
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Denzel said it best:
https://youtu.be/U3pV_Mw4mrM?si=3bGCsYweyGkp0h-x&t=13
comment by mancW🏆🏆h🏆🏆- maximus mardius cob-on... (U10676)
posted 1 hour, 2 minutes ago
comment by Arne Sabah Nur (U1282)
posted 9 minutes ago
I've always said the country would pay, sooner or later, for the stoopid media ownership in the country. And that goes beyond this country because media ownerships is slowly being pyramided across the world. You cannot allow media to be controlled by just a few individuals or entities without paying the price somehow IMO.
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Denzel said it best:
https://youtu.be/U3pV_Mw4mrM?si=3bGCsYweyGkp0h-x&t=13
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Never seen that before... love that
Haven't read a newspaper in at least 10 years.... Use a lot of them to start my log burner though
I've said this before, all this civil unrest goes back to brexit and how we voted to go out..... So many people thought we were going to throw all the foreigners out and lock all the gates hence why we voted to leave....
Go and ask a thousand people what real good brexit has done for us that they can visually or actually tell you .... You'd be astounded how many people couldn't give you a good answer
comment by Sheriff JW Pepper (U1007)
posted 25 seconds ago
I've said this before, all this civil unrest goes back to brexit and how we voted to go out..... So many people thought we were going to throw all the foreigners out and lock all the gates hence why we voted to leave....
Go and ask a thousand people what real good brexit has done for us that they can visually or actually tell you .... You'd be astounded how many people couldn't give you a good answer
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And Farage, the instigator, who got us out of the EU just as he wanted, is somehow the guy that these morons are looking to as their hero and saviour
Lucky Bolton and Rotherham – it seems like it's their turn to be treated to a display of patriotism today
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Far Right thugs or patriots
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posted on 3/8/24
comment by Got_Better (U6241)
posted 1 hour, 50 minutes ago
I LOVE women and was approached to be a model when I was younger, so I guess I dont qualify as what you said...and I worked out the other day (excluding 15yrs and under) that 90% of my life I have been in relationships with attractive slim females....so I guess I'm kinda lucky to have been rolled a six by the genetics lottery👍
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It's an absolute curse isn't it.... I know exactly what you mean
posted on 3/8/24
comment by Sheriff JW Pepper (U1007)
posted 29 minutes ago
comment by Cinciwolf-----JA606 NFL fantasy champ 2023 (U11551)
posted 3 hours, 26 minutes ago
comment by ●Billy The Spur● LEVY OUT- ENIC OUT! (U3924)
posted 6 hours, 8 minutes ago
Kier Stalin and his band of far left spin mongering clowns have only been in power a month and already the country is in a far worse state than before.
Instead of tackling knife crime they have set up a new police division to tackle people protesting about knife crime
Riots all around the country
Pensioners cold weather allowance cut
40K prisoners to be released early
3K more illegal migrant arrivals in a month
100K asylum seekers to be let in
£11b spent on foreign climate aid
£10b public sector pay rises despite claiming a black hole and blaming pensioners
Soldier stabbed, police officers attacked
17 migrant knife attacks in the last week
Tax rises confirmed for October
A million homes to be built on green belt
Civil war incoming
Thanks Liebour voters
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Fack me. Imagine being this feckin stupid. How does Billy even manage to get dressed in the morning ffs.
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Labels and help I'd imagine
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Should we give Billy a hug and ask him nicely not to be a cvnt?
Pandering to these idiots has really worked.
posted on 3/8/24
comment by Sheriff JW Pepper
posted 49 minutes ago
comment by Cinciwolf-----JA606 NFL fantasy champ 2023 (U11551)
posted 3 hours, 26 minutes ago
comment by ●Billy The Spur● LEVY OUT- ENIC OUT! (U3924)
posted 6 hours, 8 minutes ago
Kier Stalin and his band of far left spin mongering clowns have only been in power a month and already the country is in a far worse state than before.
Instead of tackling knife crime they have set up a new police division to tackle people protesting about knife crime
Riots all around the country
Pensioners cold weather allowance cut
40K prisoners to be released early
3K more illegal migrant arrivals in a month
100K asylum seekers to be let in
£11b spent on foreign climate aid
£10b public sector pay rises despite claiming a black hole and blaming pensioners
Soldier stabbed, police officers attacked
17 migrant knife attacks in the last week
Tax rises confirmed for October
A million homes to be built on green belt
Civil war incoming
Thanks Liebour voters
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Fack me. Imagine being this feckin stupid. How does Billy even manage to get dressed in the morning ffs.
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Labels and help I'd imagine
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Oooh and the £20bn hole in public finances they were surprised about, guess what? Even opposition to the HMG have access to records, so it was common knowledge to them then as it is a "surprise" to them now!
Labour are in power even without trying, more like they are in power due to the failings of the Tories. No alternative in a two party system means we are presented with Starmer's labour, they'll end their term (quite possibly only 1 term) as the worst government ever, even worse than the Tories, if that is possible!
This is what the IFS said:
"......many of the challenges Labour outlined this week were “entirely predictable”, and during the election campaign the think tank said that a new government would likely see a shortfall of £10-£20 billion"
https://fullfact.org/economy/labour-government-blackhole-public-finances/
posted on 3/8/24
The main driver of people's frustration lies in the growing inequality of wealth in the UK. For example The top 10% of households hold nearly half of the country's total wealth, while the bottom 10% own only around 0.2% But those at the top of the tree like Farage manage to put the blame on immigrants like me
posted on 3/8/24
comment by Nichoglou (U14419)
posted 38 minutes ago
The main driver of people's frustration lies in the growing inequality of wealth in the UK. For example The top 10% of households hold nearly half of the country's total wealth, while the bottom 10% own only around 0.2% But those at the top of the tree like Farage manage to put the blame on immigrants like me
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The people protesting can't spell any of the words you just posted
posted on 3/8/24
comment by John McGlashan (U1734)
posted 39 minutes ago
comment by Nichoglou (U14419)
posted 38 minutes ago
The main driver of people's frustration lies in the growing inequality of wealth in the UK. For example The top 10% of households hold nearly half of the country's total wealth, while the bottom 10% own only around 0.2% But those at the top of the tree like Farage manage to put the blame on immigrants like me
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The people protesting can't spell any of the words you just posted
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The people rioting also can't spell protesting
posted on 3/8/24
comment by John McGlashan (U1734)
posted 48 minutes ago
comment by Nichoglou (U14419)
posted 38 minutes ago
The main driver of people's frustration lies in the growing inequality of wealth in the UK. For example The top 10% of households hold nearly half of the country's total wealth, while the bottom 10% own only around 0.2% But those at the top of the tree like Farage manage to put the blame on immigrants like me
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The people protesting can't spell any of the words you just posted
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posted on 4/8/24
comment by Nichoglou (U14419)
posted 6 hours, 30 minutes ago
The main driver of people's frustration lies in the growing inequality of wealth in the UK. For example The top 10% of households hold nearly half of the country's total wealth, while the bottom 10% own only around 0.2% But those at the top of the tree like Farage manage to put the blame on immigrants like me
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My perception is that the main driver of (these) peoples' frustration, is that they are racist.
This is not a protest against rich people, it's a protest against brown people.
posted on 4/8/24
https://youtu.be/AIPD8qHhtVU?si=vEGd4XLGjA650UvJ
More riots including Bristol this time
posted on 4/8/24
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 12 hours, 21 minutes ago
comment by John McGlashan (U1734)
posted 39 minutes ago
comment by Nichoglou (U14419)
posted 38 minutes ago
The main driver of people's frustration lies in the growing inequality of wealth in the UK. For example The top 10% of households hold nearly half of the country's total wealth, while the bottom 10% own only around 0.2% But those at the top of the tree like Farage manage to put the blame on immigrants like me
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The people protesting can't spell any of the words you just posted
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The people rioting also can't spell protesting
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I don't even think words are what should be used to describe their motives. As we have seen in various videos, they very much struggle to use words, so why are we trying to interpret them like they are humans?
When seagulls attack you for your chips, do we justify it like "oh Gary the seagull is just protesting against those who own multiple chippies in the area and the social injustices that it causes"?
Why do we feel the need to put complex human reasoning behind things when it is entirely inappropriate and pointless? Let them communicate in their own language how they are feeling and why they are doing what they are doing? Their language does not use words. Here is how they would likely communicate how they feel:
*Spilt pint of Carling-half eaten kebab-chair through window-belly slap*
That's a far better indication of how they are feeling and we should be looking at interpreting that instead of trying to understand them using our language.
posted on 4/8/24
These guys are such cowards that they can’t even admit they are racist. I mean come on at least admit that ok you are racist and you hate “immigrants” aka Black/brown people.
Also makes me laugh when they say “its just the illegal immigration i have a problem with”.
Mate, you have no idea if the people in the next mosque you smash, or next black guy you rush is “legal” or “illegal”
posted on 4/8/24
comment by Ollie Billineker: Let Me Get My Shoes (U23088)
posted 7 hours, 32 minutes ago
comment by Nichoglou (U14419)
posted 6 hours, 30 minutes ago
The main driver of people's frustration lies in the growing inequality of wealth in the UK. For example The top 10% of households hold nearly half of the country's total wealth, while the bottom 10% own only around 0.2% But those at the top of the tree like Farage manage to put the blame on immigrants like me
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My perception is that the main driver of (these) peoples' frustration, is that they are racist.
This is not a protest against rich people, it's a protest against brown people.
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That’s in no small part because poor people have been told by very rich people, incessantly, and for two generations, that they’re poor because of immigrants.
Public services and infrastructure are failing because of immigrants.
You don’t have a job because of immigrants.
There’s a housing shortage because of immigrants.
The very same politicians and the billionaires who own 90% of the UK’s print press who have hammered those very messages home for five decades (whilst engineering a housing market which has only served millionaires, whilst selling off public utilities to price gouging capitalists, whilst investing nothing in infrastructure renewal, whilst slashing public sector jobs) will now gasp in mock shock at the horror of the events of the last few days.
“How could this have happened [gasp]!”
They’ll then immediately revert to blaming white-British-on-everybody-else violence directly on ‘liberal’ politicians for ‘open doors immigration policies’.
posted on 4/8/24
TL;DR
“This is not a protest against rich people, it's a protest against brown people.”
True. But it *should* be a protest against rich people, because *they* have engineered this mess. Not brown people.
posted on 4/8/24
comment by rosso says the time has come to unlock the unlimited Pote-ntial of the Fernçalvenoo triumvirate (U17054)
posted 35 seconds ago
TL;DR
“This is not a protest against rich people, it's a protest against brown people.”
True. But it *should* be a protest against rich people, because *they* have engineered this mess. Not brown people.
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Can you interpret into their language as I have done above? Just in case they are reading, or whatever it is they do to try and understand communications. Mashing their phone against their face maybe.
posted on 4/8/24
Some of the rioters managed to pick some free shoes from Show zone.
posted on 4/8/24
They should start mass deportations to Rwanda of everyone arrested in these riots. The UK would be better off without them
posted on 4/8/24
comment by (K̇ash) - Slot's First Dance - Free Palestine 🇵🇸 (U1108)
posted 37 minutes ago
Some of the rioters managed to pick some free shoes from Show zone.
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That thick they can’t even read shop names before they loot them
posted on 4/8/24
comment by rosso says the time has come to unlock the unlimited Pote-ntial of the Fernçalvenoo triumvirate (U17054)
posted 1 hour ago
comment by Ollie Billineker: Let Me Get My Shoes (U23088)
posted 7 hours, 32 minutes ago
comment by Nichoglou (U14419)
posted 6 hours, 30 minutes ago
The main driver of people's frustration lies in the growing inequality of wealth in the UK. For example The top 10% of households hold nearly half of the country's total wealth, while the bottom 10% own only around 0.2% But those at the top of the tree like Farage manage to put the blame on immigrants like me
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My perception is that the main driver of (these) peoples' frustration, is that they are racist.
This is not a protest against rich people, it's a protest against brown people.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
That’s in no small part because poor people have been told by very rich people, incessantly, and for two generations, that they’re poor because of immigrants.
Public services and infrastructure are failing because of immigrants.
You don’t have a job because of immigrants.
There’s a housing shortage because of immigrants.
The very same politicians and the billionaires who own 90% of the UK’s print press who have hammered those very messages home for five decades (whilst engineering a housing market which has only served millionaires, whilst selling off public utilities to price gouging capitalists, whilst investing nothing in infrastructure renewal, whilst slashing public sector jobs) will now gasp in mock shock at the horror of the events of the last few days.
“How could this have happened [gasp]!”
They’ll then immediately revert to blaming white-British-on-everybody-else violence directly on ‘liberal’ politicians for ‘open doors immigration policies’.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Rosso
You can always express things I would like to say much better than I can
posted on 4/8/24
I've always said the country would pay, sooner or later, for the stoopid media ownership in the country. And that goes beyond this country because media ownerships is slowly being pyramided across the world. You cannot allow media to be controlled by just a few individuals or entities without paying the price somehow IMO.
posted on 4/8/24
comment by Arne Sabah Nur (U1282)
posted 9 minutes ago
I've always said the country would pay, sooner or later, for the stoopid media ownership in the country. And that goes beyond this country because media ownerships is slowly being pyramided across the world. You cannot allow media to be controlled by just a few individuals or entities without paying the price somehow IMO.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Denzel said it best:
https://youtu.be/U3pV_Mw4mrM?si=3bGCsYweyGkp0h-x&t=13
posted on 4/8/24
comment by mancW🏆🏆h🏆🏆- maximus mardius cob-on... (U10676)
posted 1 hour, 2 minutes ago
comment by Arne Sabah Nur (U1282)
posted 9 minutes ago
I've always said the country would pay, sooner or later, for the stoopid media ownership in the country. And that goes beyond this country because media ownerships is slowly being pyramided across the world. You cannot allow media to be controlled by just a few individuals or entities without paying the price somehow IMO.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Denzel said it best:
https://youtu.be/U3pV_Mw4mrM?si=3bGCsYweyGkp0h-x&t=13
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Never seen that before... love that
posted on 4/8/24
Haven't read a newspaper in at least 10 years.... Use a lot of them to start my log burner though
posted on 4/8/24
I've said this before, all this civil unrest goes back to brexit and how we voted to go out..... So many people thought we were going to throw all the foreigners out and lock all the gates hence why we voted to leave....
Go and ask a thousand people what real good brexit has done for us that they can visually or actually tell you .... You'd be astounded how many people couldn't give you a good answer
posted on 4/8/24
comment by Sheriff JW Pepper (U1007)
posted 25 seconds ago
I've said this before, all this civil unrest goes back to brexit and how we voted to go out..... So many people thought we were going to throw all the foreigners out and lock all the gates hence why we voted to leave....
Go and ask a thousand people what real good brexit has done for us that they can visually or actually tell you .... You'd be astounded how many people couldn't give you a good answer
----------------------------------------------------------------------
And Farage, the instigator, who got us out of the EU just as he wanted, is somehow the guy that these morons are looking to as their hero and saviour
posted on 4/8/24
Lucky Bolton and Rotherham – it seems like it's their turn to be treated to a display of patriotism today
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