Immigration post Belfast

Immigration post Belfast.

Censorship, by Peter Hague:

When the British government complain that social media inflamed the riots in Belfast, what they are actually saying is:

“If people know how badly be have betrayed the country, they will kick off”

It’s an accidental confession that their entire ideology has failed.

Commenter:

Given they have taken injunctions out to stop reporting on the Afghan mass immigration and refused FOI requests regarding Mass Migration because of “public backlash” they know full well it has failed.

Welfare generosity, by Megan Basham:

We’re seeing with the British and American public are people who have been incredibly generous for many decades. They HAVE welcomed many many foreigners.

And if you look at Ilhan Omar, you see how that generosity is so often repaid. With ingratitude, entitlement, and smears about systemically racist systems even as they leap to the front of the line in social programs and college admittance over native populations that happen to have white skin.

So no, they don’t want to welcome more foreigners in. People tend to feel less generous when their generosity is unappreciated.

 

Low trust, like the third world, by Wretchardthecat:

Europe might have to revert to low trust society rules as a price for open borders.

The dream of a Europe without internal frontiers is dying on the altar of multiculturalism. Just as drug store shelves have been locked down in inner cities to protect against a lawless few so too must the public life fall to lowest common denominator.

The general principle is so often overlooked:

Get use to it, they said, by Upstate Federalist.

And, again, the only argument from European leaders and media is “this is just your life now and you have to live with it and we will arrest you if you complain about it.”

GB Politics:

An Imam’s home was “fire-bombed” in the early hours of this morning in Bolton, England, as widespread unrest continues over attempted beheading by Sudanese migrant Hadi Alodi.

Reverso, by Right-wing Blackbird:

Firebombing is part and parcel of life in the big city and it’s important that the Muslim community doesn’t look back in anger. Backlash against peaceful Englishmen will not be tolerated.

Sir Keir Starmer:

The horrific attack in Belfast last night is sickening.

I have absolutely no tolerance for abhorrent scenes of violence like this on our streets.

My thoughts are first and foremost with the victim, and I thank the first responders, including members of the public who intervened.

Commenters give Sir Keir an earful:

This should’ve been the turning point. But the system you support and are a part of is hellbent on inflicting daily African violence on British people. …

Bullshit liar …

Are you going to try to blame Elon for this too? He’s the one who’s “whipping up division”, right? Nothing to do with the barbaric savages you’ve let in your country. BlAmE eLoN. …