@1_Rudy @Adam_Stratford_ The lockdowns caused a huge increase of deaths at home. Many spent the last weeks, months of their lives sitting obediently at home and would have died a lonely death, perhaps not seeing a loved one for a long time. These are the forgotten victims of the lockdowns
@afneil We have to start somewhere, if we keep wringing out hands it will just get worse. We need to take action and a bad plan is better than no plan at all.
@MillennialWoes In principle the NHS is a wonderful thing and infinitely better than the private healthcare model used in America. In reality however the NHS is very hit and miss. I've been treated well by it and also treated badly. It needs urgent overhauling but the general model is good.
@MillennialWoes@Zero2One16 Exactly. If you see this type of invasion and are more concerned with content creators reactions instead of the obvious ramifications of these savages invading Europe, then your morals are questionable at best.
@astor_charlie@GlobeEyeNews If people look at the data from the ONS, they will realise that Muhammad has been the most popular name for well over a decade now. There are several ways to spell Mohammad and each variant counts separately. When you add up all the variants, they exceed English names easily.
@MorgothsReview Every politician and Media personality should be plainly asked "Do you think that GB should be made up of an overwhelming majority of White, native people?"
@MorgothsReview@Number10cat I find it easier to understand the sack of Rome these days. It's not all over in a flash. It's a constant, long & almost unperceivable erosion of all that was beautiful, until one day the decay is impossible to ignore. Normies will have to start thinking the unthinkable soon.
@Tom_Rowsell@KeithWoodsYT Terminating a pregnancy because the baby is gravely ill is an act of compassion. Aborting a perfectly healthy baby because the pregnancy is an inconvenience is monstrous and should not be allowed.