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Post by aghast on Mar 17, 2019 23:22:22 GMT
I don't recall the Dunblane or Hungerford massacres being related to immigration or different cultures here in the UK.
Or the Birmingham or Guilford pub bombings.
I do recall a very small number of religious fanatics in the UK shooting, bombing and mowing down people on bridges.
I also see that gun laws in New Zealand are amongst the most liberal in the English-speaking countries.
I read a lot about "mass immigration", whatever that means, or is covertly supposed to mean, being used as the cause of terrorism, and the reason for the inevitable breakdown of society and our descent into total chaos.
This must be a bit confusing for Mr Ahmed, as he sells you your Daily Telegraph, Mr Ozturk, as he ladles your chilli sauce on your Friday kebab, Dr Patel, as she delivers your first child, and Mr Kowalski, as he finishes your new central heating system.
All stereotypes, but I didn't start it.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 18, 2019 6:52:40 GMT
I don't recall the Dunblane or Hungerford massacres being related to immigration or different cultures here in the UK. Or the Birmingham or Guilford pub bombings. I do recall a very small number of religious fanatics in the UK shooting, bombing and mowing down people on bridges. I also see that gun laws in New Zealand are amongst the most liberal in the English-speaking countries. I read a lot about "mass immigration", whatever that means, or is covertly supposed to mean, being used as the cause of terrorism, and the reason for the inevitable breakdown of society and our descent into total chaos. This must be a bit confusing for Mr Ahmed, as he sells you your Daily Telegraph, Mr Ozturk, as he ladles your chilli sauce on your Friday kebab, Dr Patel, as she delivers your first child, and Mr Kowalski, as he finishes your new central heating system. All stereotypes, but I didn't start it. Well done Aghast I am glad somebody else said it. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 18, 2019 6:57:44 GMT
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Post by William Wilson on Mar 18, 2019 7:50:31 GMT
And when Labour get in, I`m sure we can expect another depressing five years of complaint and dissatisfaction from you. You`re this forum`s equivalent of Morrisey.
William You are falling back (again) into attacking me, rather than the post. Why? You`re right. Am sorry. I guess, all your constant negativity and disparagement got me down.
Will try not to let it happen again.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 18, 2019 7:52:50 GMT
William You are falling back (again) into attacking me, rather than the post. Why? You`re right. Am sorry. I guess, all your constant negativity and disparagement got me down.
Will try not to let it happen again.
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Post by Hugo the Elder on Mar 18, 2019 8:09:56 GMT
Welcome to the latest edition of It's Never Ever White People's Fault flip.it/o_qp41But it isn't white peoples fault is it? Just like terrorist attacks in London and Manchester isn't all Muslims fault. It's about time we started calling out radicals on both sides with equal fervour and letting them know we don't want them and their bullshit. The radical left and SJWs are as much to blame as right wing news reports. A handful of extremists on both sides are controlling the agenda and filling it with lies and misinformation. I'm tired of it all. (Or have I missed something) |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 18, 2019 9:11:34 GMT
William You are falling back (again) into attacking me, rather than the post. Why? You`re right. Am sorry. I guess, all your constant negativity and disparagement got me down.
Will try not to let it happen again.
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Post by e4bandrobinstubbs on Mar 18, 2019 9:49:03 GMT
You’ll find the more hard hitting truth posts tend to evoke a more aggressive reply from oldie I enjoy really good posts, made with conviction. But this "It is unreasonable, in fact stupid and naive, to move such a large body of people from countries of such different cultures and religion into these countries without any reaction." Who exactly "moved" who? Let's say, and I don't know for sure, that this guy is talking about immigration. Then is anyone suggesting that this is a reasonable reaction to that, immigration? "So we get mass murder from both sides" Really? Then this "Even parochially on a different level we have been abandoned by our government: no police support for victims of robbery, shoplifting, car crime, gang control, fraud, drugs, murder, assault etc unless of course it is sex related or against a minority group" Whilst I agree about the actions of our "government" I fail to see how that relates to the terror attack in New Zealand? Perhaps the author might want to consider the impact of a deliberate act of economic and social vandalism that has been austerity since 2010. But this I agree with. "Reacting to this with violence is not the solution because there is no solution. We are screwed." Screwed by the Tories, screwed by a political and uber wealthy elite, screwed by Brexit. Oh I meant it all, with conviction. The mass migration of peoples in Europe in past periods from say 1900 (when media & information became much more accessible) which have been referred to in migration debates were actually basically Europeans (similar religions, aspirations, laws, ways of life, even language etc). The recent immigration from the Middle East contains totally different qualities to European ones, and that is my point. And yes, clearly murders have been committed by both sides as a result of this migration and mixture - it's in the news, isn't it ? And leaving Tony Blair aside for a moment, why are there still constant wars and rebellions in the Middle East? Sure, there were for centuries in Europe too, but finally we've knocked that on the head. One more point, If we ever finally leave the EU, can we please get closer to our relatives - the Commonwealth ? Europeans are our neighbours, but the Commonwealth is our family. The Middle East is way down the family tree. |
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Post by South Stand Ultra on Mar 18, 2019 10:11:50 GMT
You`re right. Am sorry. I guess, all your constant negativity and disparagement got me down.
Will try not to let it happen again.
Well done - know your place. You must stick to Oldies "Do as I say not as I do" rules on this forum. *THIS!* |
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Post by stuart1974 on Mar 18, 2019 10:23:37 GMT
I enjoy really good posts, made with conviction. But this "It is unreasonable, in fact stupid and naive, to move such a large body of people from countries of such different cultures and religion into these countries without any reaction." Who exactly "moved" who? Let's say, and I don't know for sure, that this guy is talking about immigration. Then is anyone suggesting that this is a reasonable reaction to that, immigration? "So we get mass murder from both sides" Really? Then this "Even parochially on a different level we have been abandoned by our government: no police support for victims of robbery, shoplifting, car crime, gang control, fraud, drugs, murder, assault etc unless of course it is sex related or against a minority group" Whilst I agree about the actions of our "government" I fail to see how that relates to the terror attack in New Zealand? Perhaps the author might want to consider the impact of a deliberate act of economic and social vandalism that has been austerity since 2010. But this I agree with. "Reacting to this with violence is not the solution because there is no solution. We are screwed." Screwed by the Tories, screwed by a political and uber wealthy elite, screwed by Brexit. Oh I meant it all, with conviction. The mass migration of peoples in Europe in past periods from say 1900 (when media & information became much more accessible) which have been referred to in migration debates were actually basically Europeans (similar religions, aspirations, laws, ways of life, even language etc). The recent immigration from the Middle East contains totally different qualities to European ones, and that is my point. And yes, clearly murders have been committed by both sides as a result of this migration and mixture - it's in the news, isn't it ? And leaving Tony Blair aside for a moment, why are there still constant wars and rebellions in the Middle East? Sure, there were for centuries in Europe too, but finally we've knocked that on the head. One more point, If we ever finally leave the EU, can we please get closer to our relatives - the Commonwealth ? Europeans are our neighbours, but the Commonwealth is our family. The Middle East is way down the family tree. Do you have any figures to go with that? The 7/7 bombers, for example, were either British born of Pakistani decent, or Jamaican. Both Commonwealth nations and neither Middle East. |
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Post by William Wilson on Mar 18, 2019 10:32:32 GMT
You`re right. Am sorry. I guess, all your constant negativity and disparagement got me down.
Will try not to let it happen again.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 18, 2019 10:34:34 GMT
Oh I meant it all, with conviction. The mass migration of peoples in Europe in past periods from say 1900 (when media & information became much more accessible) which have been referred to in migration debates were actually basically Europeans (similar religions, aspirations, laws, ways of life, even language etc). The recent immigration from the Middle East contains totally different qualities to European ones, and that is my point. And yes, clearly murders have been committed by both sides as a result of this migration and mixture - it's in the news, isn't it ? And leaving Tony Blair aside for a moment, why are there still constant wars and rebellions in the Middle East? Sure, there were for centuries in Europe too, but finally we've knocked that on the head. One more point, If we ever finally leave the EU, can we please get closer to our relatives - the Commonwealth ? Europeans are our neighbours, but the Commonwealth is our family. The Middle East is way down the family tree. Do you have any figures to go with that? The 7/7 bombers, for example, were either British born of Pakistani decent, or Jamaican. Both Commonwealth nations and neither Middle East. Stuart - We all know the problem is not where they come from, but the religion they follow. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 18, 2019 10:35:31 GMT
50 lashes suspended subject to the quality of your next ten posts on here 🤣 Frank Bough would have paid good money, for such punishment. Rovers fans pay more for much worse punishment ! |
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Post by William Wilson on Mar 18, 2019 10:38:09 GMT
Welcome to the latest edition of It's Never Ever White People's Fault flip.it/o_qp41But it isn't white peoples fault is it? Just like terrorist attacks in London and Manchester isn't all Muslims fault. It's about time we started calling out radicals on both sides with equal fervour and letting them know we don't want them and their bullshit. The radical left and SJWs are as much to blame as right wing news reports. A handful of extremists on both sides are controlling the agenda and filling it with lies and misinformation. I'm tired of it all. (Or have I missed something) Whatever you may have missed, I agree with what you`ve remembered. The nutcases on both sides are gonna pile in now.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 18, 2019 10:44:12 GMT
Welcome to the latest edition of It's Never Ever White People's Fault flip.it/o_qp41But it isn't white peoples fault is it? Just like terrorist attacks in London and Manchester isn't all Muslims fault. It's about time we started calling out radicals on both sides with equal fervour and letting them know we don't want them and their bullshit. The radical left and SJWs are as much to blame as right wing news reports. A handful of extremists on both sides are controlling the agenda and filling it with lies and misinformation. I'm tired of it all. (Or have I missed something) You missed something. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 18, 2019 10:46:17 GMT
Oh I meant it all, with conviction. The mass migration of peoples in Europe in past periods from say 1900 (when media & information became much more accessible) which have been referred to in migration debates were actually basically Europeans (similar religions, aspirations, laws, ways of life, even language etc). The recent immigration from the Middle East contains totally different qualities to European ones, and that is my point. And yes, clearly murders have been committed by both sides as a result of this migration and mixture - it's in the news, isn't it ? And leaving Tony Blair aside for a moment, why are there still constant wars and rebellions in the Middle East? Sure, there were for centuries in Europe too, but finally we've knocked that on the head. One more point, If we ever finally leave the EU, can we please get closer to our relatives - the Commonwealth ? Europeans are our neighbours, but the Commonwealth is our family. The Middle East is way down the family tree. Do you have any figures to go with that? The 7/7 bombers, for example, were either British born of Pakistani decent, or Jamaican. Both Commonwealth nations and neither Middle East. Sshhhh..... |
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Post by William Wilson on Mar 18, 2019 10:46:25 GMT
Frank Bough would have paid good money, for such punishment. Rovers fans pay more for much worse punishment ! Lol. True enough. I wish I "supported" Man U or Liverpool, like the thousands of other Bristolians, who`ve never been north of the Almondsbury Interchange.
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Post by stuart1974 on Mar 18, 2019 10:46:37 GMT
Do you have any figures to go with that? The 7/7 bombers, for example, were either British born of Pakistani decent, or Jamaican. Both Commonwealth nations and neither Middle East. Stuart - We all know the problem is not where they come from, but the religion they follow. That wasn't the point being made. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 18, 2019 10:51:53 GMT
Rovers fans pay more for much worse punishment ! Lol. True enough. I wish I "supported" Man U or Liverpool, like the thousands of other Bristolians, who`ve never been north of the Almondsbury Interchange.
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Post by William Wilson on Mar 18, 2019 10:51:57 GMT
Do you have any figures to go with that? The 7/7 bombers, for example, were either British born of Pakistani decent, or Jamaican. Both Commonwealth nations and neither Middle East. Sshhhh..... Indeed. Pakistan was a bad example. I think they`ve given up on being a world power, and they`ve settled for being a world nuisance.
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