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[Politics] Protests/rioting in lots of places







Guinness Boy

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Sadly this is what happens when you ignore 66% of the electorate.:shrug:
Welcome back Stewart, we have the mic set up for you just over there.

Or you can sub Donald for Stewart if by any remote chance you were being serious.
 




WATFORD zero

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I mean, how does anyone think trying to set fire to a large building full of people is ok/merited/justifiable?

Housing asylum seekers or not, it will also be full of local people working. Amost cettainly people who someone you know, knows.

It's pure evil.



Of course no right minded person would think it is ok/merited/justifiable.

Unfortunately there are a few on here that are doing exactly that on this thread. Good luck to yourself and all the mods :thumbsup:
 


BN41Albion

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Good as it may feel to those liberal, affluent sorts mocking the underclass, but that is part of the reason why certain segments of society feel disenfranchised, partly why Brexit happened…and partly why numerous other acts of civil disobedience have occurred probably all the way back to the peasants revolt! Not feeling listened to lies at the heart of all gripes. Of course, once violence is underway there’s little to stop it. The opportunities to prevent lie beforehand and with hindsight.

Guardian did a superb article on this post Brexit, recognising how condescending arrogance towards many disenfranchised communities contributed.

I totally get that and agree re sections of society feeling disenfranchised, but the actions of many of those rioting are so utterly moronic that I have absolutely no empathy in this instance
 






Springal

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One of the idiots ID’d from Middlesborough has been tracked as working for Tata Steel - an Indian company 🤦🏻‍♂️
 


jackanada

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We are seeing the horseshoe effect in full flow, within 24 hours there have been “protesters” giving nazi salutes from the far right and the far left. Both are awful but only the image of the far right one made the mainstream media. The keffiyeh clad one was only seen on twitter, I wonder why?
I'm guessing because the vast majority of violence and destruction is coming from the right, as are the vast majority of the nazi salutes.
 




Jim in the West

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I totally get that and agree re sections of society feeling disenfranchised, but the actions of many of those rioting are so utterly moronic that I have absolutely no empathy in this instance
I was about to post the same. Johnson and his cronies promoted the whole "Levelling Up" con, but did precisely bugger all (except line their own pockets). Although the term is now discredited, some form of levelling up has to happen.
 


Weststander

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Good as it may feel to those liberal, affluent sorts mocking the underclass, but that is part of the reason why certain segments of society feel disenfranchised, partly why Brexit happened…and partly why numerous other acts of civil disobedience have occurred probably all the way back to the peasants revolt! Not feeling listened to lies at the heart of all gripes. Of course, once violence is underway there’s little to stop it. The opportunities to prevent lie beforehand and with hindsight.

Guardian did a superb article on this post Brexit, recognising how condescending arrogance towards many disenfranchised communities contributed.

(Remainer) John Humphrys said exactly the same post the referendum. He included broadcasters as having looked down on huge swathes of England and Wales, as a result catastrophically not reading the room.

It’s complex. Putin spreading carefully constructed lies which spread like wildfire through Facebook and Twatter.
Then the lockdowns (which I supported) …. many millions were dead against them, I’d even suggest the numbers have grown over time. Online influencers have played on this just to get a huge following. Bringing possibly millions under their spell on a very wide range of faux libertarian, also nationalist views.
 








Ike and Tina Burner

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Good as it may feel to those liberal, affluent sorts mocking the underclass, but that is part of the reason why certain segments of society feel disenfranchised, partly why Brexit happened…and partly why numerous other acts of civil disobedience have occurred probably all the way back to the peasants revolt! Not feeling listened to lies at the heart of all gripes. Of course, once violence is underway there’s little to stop it. The opportunities to prevent lie beforehand and with hindsight.

Guardian did a superb article on this post Brexit, recognising how condescending arrogance towards many disenfranchised communities contributed.
It's funny when the middle class socialists who have been desperate for a class war for decades realise that the proletariat don't share their views on diversity
 


Weststander

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I suspect the reason he has his head down is that his last 'proclamation' could be seen as incitement to riot/violence. We can but hope :thumbsup:

Exactly what I think. He made a huge blunder the other day spreading the Russian conspiracy theory lie.

Having to be silent just now for a rent a gob must pain him.
 




Zeberdi

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Good as it may feel to those liberal, affluent sorts mocking the underclass, but that is part of the reason why certain segments of society feel disenfranchised, partly why Brexit happened…and partly why numerous other acts of civil disobedience have occurred probably all the way back to the peasants revolt! Not feeling listened to lies at the heart of all gripes. Of course, once violence is underway there’s little to stop it. The opportunities to prevent lie beforehand and with hindsight.

Guardian did a superb article on this post Brexit, recognising how condescending arrogance towards many disenfranchised communities contributed.
The only “Liberal affluent sort” that is mocking the underclass and feels good about these riots is ‘Nigel Farage’ - and ‘partly why Brexit happened’.

Don’t try and glorify the far right by conflating terror tactics with legitimate political protest. The ‘peasants’ here aren’t some noble group revolting against rich landowners or the Government - they are just revolting.
 












jackanada

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Why would the residents of Tamworth "want their hotel back"? Can't imagine many of them stay there too regularly...
I'm sure all the complaints were from people whose extra marital activities no longer had a convenient competitively priced location, and not from people who didn't like the look of darkies.
 


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