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UK far right trouble July/August 24
- Thread starter Blue Smarties
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Fighting has broken out in Piccadilly Gardens
Sounds like a radio address to a waiting nation from the King.
Does this mean the fountains are turned off and the band isn't playing?Fighting has broken out in Piccadilly Gardens
Scottyboi
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Haha the Leeds muppets are getting kettled and crying about it.
SkyBlueFlux
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It's sad that all this has prompted my wife (who is black) to start a serious discussion with me about where we choose to raise the child we're looking at having in the next few years.
To be clear, I don't want to leave the UK - not yet at least (not while City are good) - but I can totally understand why what she's seeing makes her nervous. She's a doctor in the NHS, she was a Samaritans volunteer too. This is the indirect impact of a lot of the rhetoric we're seeing, immigrants who are net contributors start to question whether they really feel welcome. And the ones who are well-educated and highly skilled also tend to have far more mobility to just leave and go somewhere else.
The issue I have with going somewhere else is that it isn't clear to me there are a lot of obviously better options out there. The UK is far from perfect, but its situation isn't unique.
To be clear, I don't want to leave the UK - not yet at least (not while City are good) - but I can totally understand why what she's seeing makes her nervous. She's a doctor in the NHS, she was a Samaritans volunteer too. This is the indirect impact of a lot of the rhetoric we're seeing, immigrants who are net contributors start to question whether they really feel welcome. And the ones who are well-educated and highly skilled also tend to have far more mobility to just leave and go somewhere else.
The issue I have with going somewhere else is that it isn't clear to me there are a lot of obviously better options out there. The UK is far from perfect, but its situation isn't unique.
bluemoon32
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A member of the master race apparently.....
hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahaha
Eccles Blue
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If they are protesting about other nationalities why are they using the French call of non parasan?
Scottyboi
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If they are protesting about other nationalities why are they using the French call of non parasan?
That is the counter protest Eccles.
Marklr
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Don't leave the country, mate...we need her here.It's sad that all this has prompted my wife (who is black) to start a serious discussion with me about where we choose to raise the child we're looking at having in the next few years.
To be clear, I don't want to leave the UK - not yet at least (not while City are good) - but I can totally understand why what she's seeing makes her nervous. She's a doctor in the NHS, she was a Samaritans volunteer too. This is the indirect impact of a lot of the rhetoric we're seeing, immigrants who are net contributors start to question whether they really feel welcome. And the ones who are well-educated and highly skilled also tend to have far more mobility to just leave and go somewhere else.
The issue I have with going somewhere else is that it isn't clear to me there are a lot of obviously better options out there. The UK is far from perfect, but its situation isn't unique.
bluemoon32
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Surprising since that's usually their regularsWetherspoons have refused to admit or serve any of the "patriots"