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isn't this basically the south park episode where they start killing whalers?
The British Summer of Discontent - The growing civil unrest of the native British population, sparked by the murder of 3 young girls in Southport
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You reminded me I still have this on my hard drive.
This is a screen I saved from another site because they purged this data. I can say that I did see the original site with this information for each nation (with similar drastic declines, China included) before they deleted it. Hm.
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'we are able to cope with what is going on'
love we watched a line of riot police be pushed back and almost allowed a hotel to be burnt down. We watched a riot cop get kicked over by a completely average man because she was a fucking 5ft tall woman. We've seen the quality of the police, you really think people are going to think that you're coping? Police numbers in general are down from all the budget cuts, I'm sure I'm not the only one who has never seen a cop in their area for years. I can walk through the centre of town and see absolutely 0 policemen unlike when I was younger. Other than in London I don't think I've seen a policeman in a decade other than those actively going to an emergency. We all know that your numbers are down and what numbers you have left are woefully inept at their jobs. You're not scaring anyone.
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Not doomposting, as tempting as it is, since at least this particular flare up established the precedent for violent reaction to non-whites murdering whites. If this kind of thing is being discussed at all -even negatively- by the wider society, the Overton Window has already shifted. If they want to have more of an effect next time, take a page out of the semi-successful trucker protests in Canada and actually do something that hurts more than throwing garbage bins around. We're talking blocking off key infrastructure to the cost of millions or billions, and locating somewhere that is an impossible-to-ignore embarrassment for the government.
In all seriousness, English as a global language is a double-edged sword: it makes the UK much more attractive to hordes of foreigners, since it's the most common language the third world learns after their mother tongues (if their mother tongues aren't already English).
Just, erm, a tad selectively.
Yeah, that'll sure show the Pakis.
In all seriousness, English as a global language is a double-edged sword: it makes the UK much more attractive to hordes of foreigners, since it's the most common language the third world learns after their mother tongues (if their mother tongues aren't already English).
They already do.
Just, erm, a tad selectively.
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I'm wondering if the global reaction will make labour back down. They're a laughing stock internationally and I can see their middle class voting base being really angry they can't travel the globe without being looked down upon now.
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Now that the hardened criminals who shouted vaguely mean things at the police are securely behind bars, and law and order prevails once more across fair Albion, it might be a good time to reflect upon the reputational damage that has been done to the justice system and its agents. No attempt has been made to hide the fact that the police have been deployed as an instrument of blunt force in the service of short-term political ends, and to paper over any cracks until some serious human rights-pummeling legislative artillery can brought to bear on the upstart proles. Most disturbing has been their attempts to stymie the flow of rioting footage and footage of ancillary street violence by arresting people who were present at these events but who did not participate, and by issuing vague threats of criminal charges that might be brought against those who share this content on social media, on the grounds that it promotes hate. The desperation behind these late in the day attempts at constraining the narrative will be familiar to anyone who has ever struggled in vain to get a memory foam mattress back in its original packaging.
The legacy media has moved in lockstep to a degree that genuinely surprised me.. I thought there would be a few more outliers. The BBC behaved as expected, nervously silencing anyone who dared to go off script. One of the silent forms of protest that I expect we will see over the next few years will be a sharp decline in the number of people paying for a Television Licence.
In the reporting of the accelerated trials that followed the rioting, the spotlight was well and truly focused on those who were found guilty of fairly low level crimes and who were handed disproportionately heavy sentences . Those who perpetuated more serious acts of violence hardly got a mention in the press. The unspoken implication here is 'these people are just like you and if you are not careful, or if we don't like the look of you, then it could be easily be you.'.
A lot of people are starting to call the events of the past few weeks a nothing burger but I can assure you there is flame-grilled meat between those buns. I have never seen the mood of the country turn like it has. Mild mannered people who will put up with almost anything are voicing their disquiet. They might not be shouting it, but the scales have been lifted. That steady murmur in the background is their rising discontent. Almost overnight, the government, through a series of catastrophically tone deaf decisions has fostered multiple generations of people in large demographics, who will never trust the police again, or the mainstream media, or any middle of the road politician. The latter worries me more than anything. Currently our two-party system comprises one party whose members are openly corrupt in terms of lining their pockets and another that is ideologically corrupt. Between them and their failure to engage sincerely with the electorate, they are potentially opening the door to some very nasty individuals who might fancy a chance at grabbing hold of power.
The true statesmen are extinct figureheads from the past who cannot flourish in a world that has been terraformed by the cult of human resources. Instead we have Kier Starmer, the Bagpuss of Westminster, who has the words ' middle management' loosely embroidered through his core in grey wool, and who lacks the emotional intelligence and the social grace to read the room and navigate a national crisis with good judgement and diplomacy. Amidst the mutterings that certain advisors are the ones who are pulling the strings, there are rumours regarding his marriage. Whether or not there is any merit to these speculations, he is a man who appears to have no control over any facet of his life.
All that I know in these troubled times - all that anyone can know - is that Oceania had always been at war with Eastasia.
The legacy media has moved in lockstep to a degree that genuinely surprised me.. I thought there would be a few more outliers. The BBC behaved as expected, nervously silencing anyone who dared to go off script. One of the silent forms of protest that I expect we will see over the next few years will be a sharp decline in the number of people paying for a Television Licence.
In the reporting of the accelerated trials that followed the rioting, the spotlight was well and truly focused on those who were found guilty of fairly low level crimes and who were handed disproportionately heavy sentences . Those who perpetuated more serious acts of violence hardly got a mention in the press. The unspoken implication here is 'these people are just like you and if you are not careful, or if we don't like the look of you, then it could be easily be you.'.
A lot of people are starting to call the events of the past few weeks a nothing burger but I can assure you there is flame-grilled meat between those buns. I have never seen the mood of the country turn like it has. Mild mannered people who will put up with almost anything are voicing their disquiet. They might not be shouting it, but the scales have been lifted. That steady murmur in the background is their rising discontent. Almost overnight, the government, through a series of catastrophically tone deaf decisions has fostered multiple generations of people in large demographics, who will never trust the police again, or the mainstream media, or any middle of the road politician. The latter worries me more than anything. Currently our two-party system comprises one party whose members are openly corrupt in terms of lining their pockets and another that is ideologically corrupt. Between them and their failure to engage sincerely with the electorate, they are potentially opening the door to some very nasty individuals who might fancy a chance at grabbing hold of power.
The true statesmen are extinct figureheads from the past who cannot flourish in a world that has been terraformed by the cult of human resources. Instead we have Kier Starmer, the Bagpuss of Westminster, who has the words ' middle management' loosely embroidered through his core in grey wool, and who lacks the emotional intelligence and the social grace to read the room and navigate a national crisis with good judgement and diplomacy. Amidst the mutterings that certain advisors are the ones who are pulling the strings, there are rumours regarding his marriage. Whether or not there is any merit to these speculations, he is a man who appears to have no control over any facet of his life.
All that I know in these troubled times - all that anyone can know - is that Oceania had always been at war with Eastasia.
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How are people afraid of this person? They aren't armed, and 40% of the population could squeeze them to death. Life under the boot is even worse when it's a size 7.
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No one is afraid of this person. I've noticed that they decided to cover up that appalling hair of theirs. Must be too ashamed or egoburst now.
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The immigration of Americans to this thread radically changed its culture and character. Discuss
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Agree with your sentiment, but blocking off streets with bodies is inviting trucks of peace, plus it affects ton of everyday people that may even agree with the protests, but they’re still an hour or late for work.
Plus it hinders ambulance response times and other emergency vehicles, and again inconveniencing the general public in a serious way is not the way to get sentiment on your side.
Maybe people felt differently about it in Canada though, Americans were not about it during the Summer of Mostly Peaceful Love.
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This is American soil, Jack. The Faggots & Gravy Farms are that way.
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it’s going push local like how Sweden had deal with party this yr as miltery had gone in get thing setalll down in all.if reach to point hand gurnds and claymore around commonly hope not..black eye for ma dvitsery in all government offices on that.lashing like children in all. Going Russians on laws Socletively inforcemint for it.laws. Speck of a devil. https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/news...sweden-warned-over-new-snitch-law/ar-AA1oBDzANot doomposting, as tempting as it is, since at least this particular flare up established the precedent for violent reaction to non-whites murdering whites. If this kind of thing is being discussed at all -even negatively- by the wider society, the Overton Window has already shifted. If they want to have more of an effect next time, take a page out of the semi-successful trucker protests in Canada and actually do something that hurts more than throwing garbage bins around. We're talking blocking off key infrastructure to the cost of millions or billions, and locating somewhere that is an impossible-to-ignore embarrassment for the government.
Yeah, that'll sure show the Pakis.
In all seriousness, English as a global language is a double-edged sword: it makes the UK much more attractive to hordes of foreigners, since it's the most common language the third world learns after their mother tongues (if their mother tongues aren't already English).
They already do.
Just, erm, a tad selectively.
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Brits, how do you not laugh at the cops when they pull you over wearing a hat like that.
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Don't do this shit.
Niggardry is the Brits' best defense. Form up gangs like the Muslims and use them as the vigilantes that they are. Police show up and you kill or capture cops. There's no point in winning PR battles when you're losing the real battles.
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Everything except that last one may see a lot of red tape or protests that could stop it from being as effective as you’d like if it ever does get put into reality. Also, that offshore processing thing could very easily lead to the “set adrift” idea some would insanely love.
I’m sure there’s a lot of random folks who’d volunteer to do that for free once they figure out how far they can be to be classified as “international waters” so a Country wouldn’t be able to throw the book at them.
Didn’t the truckers make moves to make sure that emergency vehicles could perform as they needed?
Also, I’m not sure where you’d place the British trucks to disrupt commerce and have the country bleed money. As for sentiment on your side, didn’t the truckers gain a lot of support for being on the streets of Ottawa, considered a big den of leftists annoyed by all the honking? May want to build a Fallout mod of the affluent areas of London and go there.
That’s a level of hardened cynic that I’m not sure Britain is at yet. I really doubt GTA: Great Britain is on Rockstar’s to do list. Turning to anarchy is probably a one way street.
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