@Llewellyn_Dowd@ShaykhSulaiman He’s a legendary footballer who played for England? Nobody who’s played for England has won anything, doesn’t mean they aren’t legends?
@zarahussain999 The act causes the division. It will also cause unity. Unity of the people of the British Isles. We have historic grievances between our nations, but right now, unity is solidifying against treasonous leaders, their policies and the incidents caused by their inaction.
@MasterMaliq Because, unfortunately, many incidents of Islamic violence came from people who publicly presented themselves in the exact same way. When there are 4 million Muslims in the UK and 40(?) percent support Shariah, Islamic expansion etc, it’s not wise to turn a blind eye.
@AIMWoundedKnee You’re right, they aren’t. But they are representative of immigration policies that allow people like that in. The rise in incidents like this show that something needs to be done, urgently.
@ImproperFooty@pietpompie77552@BeingJWood Nobody in the UK describes themselves as far right? Far right is white power groups, genuine nazis and they’re mostly US and Eastern Europe. One of the main people called far right in the UK has an assault charge fighting actual Nazi supporters?
@CrimeLdn How many times do shops need to be robbed before the owners just shut them all down and put everything in warehouses? And then these staff members won’t have a job. Town centres will get more shutters. Community being killed to nick fast fashion.
@EricLDaugh@3_stripes4life Britain was side by side with the US during the entire ”war on terror”. Does he understand how fed up British people are of having money for wars but our infrastructure is crumbling. We don’t want wars and Starmer is afraid to do anything that will piss us off more
@GlenMitchell1 Honestly, both him and Huntley should never have seen a cell. Paying for monsters to stay alive? Could have just spent the money on a couple of .22 rounds and rid the world in two trigger squeezes.