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It also took them about 20 years to work up to the whole revolutionary war thing.
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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Oh aye, we're already steadily sliding towards Zimbabwe tier infrastructure, problem is, no popular revolt ever succeeded without some form of backing.
Take the IRA for instance; after Catholic sermons, in America, there would be a silent collection, and the funds would be sent to Ireland.
We try that shit and we'll get done for some sort of international crime.
From one end, or the other.
Frankly, I'm waiting for the proverbial "Zanu Pf".
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The Zimbabwe tier infrastructure makes it rather difficult to run a technological police state with cameras at every corner, all that shit needs power and maintenance. Every regime has a weak spot, you dig?
Yeah; I still don't think sad-dick khan can keep the Ulez zone from shrinking again every night.
Small acts of resistance abound, and the mood is pretty mutinous in my social circles.
But they're all too damn civilized.
They'll have to starve before they go feral.
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People smarten up real quick once they're stuck without food and power for a few days without a good reason for it.
Sure hope no one blocks any major routes with heavy equipment like they did in Canada.
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It doesn't even need to be that disruptive to the public. How about you guys start destroying some of those cameras you have all over the place. Something similar happened in my home town and it cost the city about $100k in hardware before they realized the citizenry wouldn't tolerate public cameras.
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I am rooting for you indigenous Brits. Stop idolizing those niggers in the Premier League and take your country back. Push those pakis into the Channel or send them to the ovens.
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They have been systematically dismantling and destroying those ULEZ cameras that charge you for driving a petrol car in the city.
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So in Ireland, some black asylum seekers attacked an Irish teenager and in the space of a couple of hours, a couple of masked Irishmen beat the shit into the main culprit. Listening to him cry "i'm sorry" was music to my ears.
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Older looking chap in orange holding hammer and going for the knees.
Paras used to do that. Interesting.
Anyway thread tax
Jess Philips saying the quiet part out loud like it’s a good thing:
it may not just be policing which could be guided by a 'two-tier' approach but also, perhaps, treatment dispensed by the National Health Service.
Describing a distressing episode when she was having trouble breathing – 'my lips had gone blue and I couldn't breathe,' she recalled – Phillips, 42, explained that she'd sought urgent treatment at A&E in a Birmingham hospital.
She was greeted by scenes of appalling overcrowding. 'I have genuinely seen better facilities, health facilities, in war zones, in developing countries around the world,' the minister continued. Nevertheless, eventually she got to the front of the queue.
But this, she said, was 'undoubtedly' for two reasons only. 'I got through because of who I am. Also the doctor who saw me was Palestinian, as it turns out. Almost all the doctors in Birmingham seemed to be.'
While in opposition, Phillips resigned from Labour's front bench to vote in favour of a ceasefire in Gaza five weeks after Hamas terrorists killed 1,200 Israelis – many of whom were mutilated or raped – and took another 120 hostage.
Her vote, she said, was the other reason that she received preferential treatment.
'He was sort of like, "I like you. You voted for a ceasefire". [Because of that] I got through quicker.'
Straight from the horse’s mouth. You will appease the Muslims or you will be at the back of the queue and die on a trolley in an overcrowded A and E
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Is this why there is so many Brummies up norf lately
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Birmingham's been colonized quite thoroughly, how didn't you know this already?
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Smugness and a sense of superiority. Either they are too important to do something, or they are much better than those low class/Americans to take offense to being murdered randomly.
In the words of Mr. Punch.
"That's the way to do it!"
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Despite their governments even more extreme hysterical woke shenanigans (truly, reading some of the insane pronouncements of the past few Taoiseachs make most of what Kier has said vaugley centre of the road) I still have more faith in the Irish getting a grip on this than I do Britain. They don't seem to have the same internalised self-hatred and submissive nature the British do.
I mean. This isn't really news to anyone and the total lack of a reaction to her shows how indifferent everyone is.
To me this is scandalous but I suppose this is what the people want. She may have only just scraped by the Worker Party/Islamist candidate by a few hundred votes, but people keep choosing her over and over again.
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Good for the Irish, they seem to know what's going on.
The sooner the indigenous British understand they're not going to be able to vote themselves out of this one, the better.
The sooner the indigenous British understand they're not going to be able to vote themselves out of this one, the better.
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The thing is though, our government doesn't have hate speech laws anywhere near as harsh as Britain where people are getting arrested left and right for racism and transphobia. The shitlibs in Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil are trying to bring in similar laws though but I doubt the bill will pass. Even Irish redditors are against it.
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It's worth remembering that a great deal of the worst British speech law was implemented through the use of enabling acts, or delegated legislation. For instance, the already execrable equalities act 2010 was an enabling act, which allowed the Home Secretary to amend it by regulatory fiat multiple times over the last 14 years, to include all sorts of provisions that were not found in the original text. It is now an absolutely enormous and far-reaching act, thanks to all the modifications and additions, and can easily be used to stitch up anyone for saying anything about anything every.
It's only a matter of time before the Irish government realises just how far they can take that shit. Someone had better be paying attention.
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I do think that Two Tier Kier is basically emboldening people to question their views in terms of "that there is far right".
Even people who I would describe as lefties are asking questions about it.
I have noticed that I am getting pretty bias about so called "Asylum seekers " and men who wear pajamas in public
Even people who I would describe as lefties are asking questions about it.
I have noticed that I am getting pretty bias about so called "Asylum seekers " and men who wear pajamas in public