The British Summer of Discontent - The growing civil unrest of the native British population, sparked by the murder of 3 young girls in Southport

[Geoff Capes Vapes Apes]

You know, with Axel Rudakubana, the more I hear about that guy the more I don't care for him.

The guy's a real jerk

 

[Convallaria majalis]

It just makes me so angry and so upset, Britbros.

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Look at this absolute bastard's cold, dead, empty eyes. No humanity whatsoever. There's no word for it but demonic.

Sanpaku eyes

 

[BongoMongo]

Enoch Powell was right. There are indeed rivers of blood,and while the native population commits crime, the blacks and non whites are substantially more violent.

 

[Convallaria majalis]

Is there any hope for the people who were jailed over the riots being released?

 

[FedPostalService]

Is there any hope for the people who were jailed over the riots being released?

Only if Trump is somehow crowned king.

 

[BongoMongo]

Is there any hope for the people who were jailed over the riots being released?

While either of the two main parties or any iteration are in power? No matter what else is going on in the world? Not a fucking prayer.

 

[Audit]

30 seconds of hanging and it's over, that's tame shit.

I'd want the nigger to suffer for at least 10 minutes whilst boiling diesel and melted rubber crispifies him.

Summary execution is much cleaner. Leave extravagant tortures to lesser men and inferior cultures. The end is the goal. If terror is your ambition, collective punishment is vastly more effective. The Israelis have become quite practiced in the suppression of a neighboring antagonistic population. I'd learn from them. For example, forcing the antagonistic group to betray its own is so much more effective at preventing their activities against you. The US sent glowies to sit in at mosques and interrogate/observe its attendees. You know you're winning when your enemy is afraid to discuss their plans in all but the most secretive of gatherings. The fact that these browns feel comfortable gawking at british kids means that they aren't afraid and will eventually take what they desire.

TLDR: Get your faggot pigs to do their damn job, crack paki skulls, and keep cracking skulls until no paki even glances at another brit again. Then deport them all, but break them first so that none others dare come.

 

[BongoMongo]

Summary execution is much cleaner. Leave extravagant tortures to lesser men and inferior cultures. The end is the goal. If terror is your ambition, collective punishment is vastly more effective. The Israelis have become quite practiced in the suppression of a neighboring antagonistic population. I'd learn from them. For example, forcing the antagonistic group to betray its own is so much more effective at preventing their activities against you. The US sent glowies to sit in at mosques and interrogate/observe its attendees. You know you're winning when your enemy is afraid to discuss their plans in all but the most secretive of gatherings. The fact that these browns feel comfortable gawking at british kids means that they aren't afraid and will eventually take what they desire.

TLDR: Get your faggot pigs to do their damn job, crack paki skulls, and keep cracking skulls until no paki even glances at another brit again. Then deport them all, but break them first so that none others dare come.

Could not agree more. Crush their spirits, then pack them off from whence thety came so they can tell tales to the people in their home villages of how the Brits truly crushed their spirits.

 

[Golden Apple]

I've already fell for one false thing today - somebody tell me this is fake and he's not that retarded...


With his blunt kitchen knife idea, Idris Elba is on point

Spoiler: This is a retarded article, but it confirms he said it

Idris Elba is spot on when he says more needs to be done to get blades off our streets.

In his new documentary, he suggests that only kitchen knives that have had their sharp tip rounded off can be sold legally.

This might help reduce the number of knives on the streets, but the deeper issue remains. Knives can be made, objects sharpened, and different tools used.

Poverty often drives youth crime and violence, and these young people seek happiness and opportunities but are often manipulated and groomed into gangs, which gives them false hope. This leads them to sell drugs and carry knives for protection.

Allocating more funding to initiatives that help prevent young people from falling into crime would do more good.

We need to boost funding for organisations to provide wraparound services, change mindsets, and offer opportunities to lead young people away from crime. This requires a collective, multi-agency approach. However, communication between services and charities is currently lacking, and some people in authority are so far removed from the problem that they become part of it.

Elba is also correct in stating that there are effective interventions that nobody knows about. Just this morning, in my role as the chief executive of The Safety Box, I attended a stakeholder meeting with police officers and members of the police exploitation team at a Lona care home. We were discussing support for a young person at risk. After hearing our presentation and learning about the impact and measured success we’ve had over the years, one police officer said, “I’m so surprised I have never heard of you when I have been looking for an effective intervention,” and they immediately took our details.

Unfortunately, many interventions that truly reform lives and encourage young people to put down weapons are conducted by grassroots organisations too small to afford proper advertising or to the frontline in the public domain to put themselves due to safeguarding risks. Others struggle to get robust and effective academic evaluations done and rely solely on general feedback forms and testimonials.

At The Safety Box, we have been fortunate to have universities work with us to evaluate the effectiveness of our interventions. Additionally, the London violence reduction unit has supported many of these grassroots organisations with research and capacity building. It is statistically vital to measure the impact of these charities using robust evaluation methods that demonstrate their success.

I’m thrilled that Elba has taken a stand to push this issue to the top of the agenda and is raising it with Keir Starmer. We need stakeholders to come together to address this serious issue, as young people have been losing their lives for far too long. We need to create change and fight for the justice of our children, helping future generations with innovative solutions – like rounded kitchen knives.

However, more needs to be done. Resources must be allocated to social services, and there needs to be systemic changes to tackle the problem at its root. Concrete actions are necessary, such as better access to education, jobs, mental health services, and safer communities. Young people need wraparound support to help them get into employment.

More employers should consider working with charity partners on specific programmes that will allow young people to enter apprenticeship schemes, modelling the work of the EY Foundation which does just that. Within The Safety Box, we have conducted high-level violence interruption and support work with young people in care homes, and helping them to put down weapons, changing mindsets and assisting them to access mental health services, education, and jobs has always been a priority.

In some cases, when the local authority could not place a child in a care home and relocated the parent instead, we constantly reminded parents to remove kitchen knives from drawers. Rounded ends on some kitchen knives could indeed be especially useful in these scenarios.

Young people matter, and their traumas need to be addressed. It is vital to provide the right support for these children to stop the killings and help them to succeed.

So instead of having an uncomfortable conversation about the hand that wields the knife and removing it from civil society, we need to spend billions in social services to stop that hand from acting.

Excellent plan... It never works and just wastes money.

 

[teriyakiburns]

I've already fell for one false thing today - somebody tell me this is fake and he's not that retarded...

He's an actor. They just say the lines they're fed. He's doing this for personal promotion (it looks good for an actor of his status to be involved with "issues") and money.

This idea, taking the points off knives, was trotted out last time labour were in power, over 20 years ago. They tried using celebrity chefs to promote it back then, which went about as well as you'd expect (turns out chefs knows why knives have a point, except Jamie Oliver apparently) and they were ridiculed until they dropped the idea again. They've learned enough to realise they need a compliant promoter who doesn't know how to cook. I'm not confident it will be rejected this time around.

 

[FedPostalService]

The elites don’t want you to know this but it’s pretty easy to turn steel into s sharp point. I guess they’ll ban the most basic of smithing tools too.

 

[Geoff Capes Vapes Apes]

The elites don’t want you to know this but it’s pretty easy to turn steel into s sharp point. I guess they’ll ban the most basic of smithing tools too.

It just goes to show how detached from the real world metropolitan elites like Elba, the journos not calling him out for being a mong etc. are. if anyone involved had ever done any actual cooking, or used basic hand tools at any point in their lives, they would immediately realise how utterly cretinous this talk is.

Anything to avoid addressing the elephant in the room of who is doing all the stabbing eh, Idris?

 

[teriyakiburns]

Seems there's a big protest happening right now in London, demanding the release of tommy robinson. Estimates vary from hundreds to thousands present.

 

[They were once men]

Seems there's a big protest happening right now in London, demanding the release of tommy robinson. Estimates vary from hundreds to thousands present.

I've heard alot of these counter protests are literally paid by the government they'll just give some people a couple quid to hold up a sign and shout some shit but i don't know if thats true or not, its kinda weird that there's always an organised counter-protest to whatever anti-im / slightly right wing protest happens. like has anyone heard of "stand up to racism" before it seems pretty fishy although i don't know why tommy can't just call his mossad friends to break him out.

 

[teriyakiburns]

I've heard alot of these counter protests are literally paid by the government they'll just give some people a couple quid to hold up a sign and shout some shit

Not the government (not directly, at any rate). They're nearly always funded by The Socialist Worker, and affiliated NGOs. Stand Up To Racism, like other SW affiliates, is essentially a front group. The idea is to create a networking effect by appearing to be multiple different groups, but they keep making a simple mistake: they get all their graphic design done by the same people. It becomes obvious when you see them together.



Socialist Worker have a dedicated network of protest organisers who are able to quickly shit out signs and shirts by the tens of thousands for use in these protests, all with the same colour schemes, font choices, and overall design language. They can distribute them all over the planet within about two days, which is why you'll often get a sea of suspiciously familiar English signs in foreign protests; the SW affiliates like to hijack local issue protests to spread dubiously related messages for western consumption. It's very likely that the people holding those signs are paid to be there and it's almost certain they can't actually read them.

 

[They were once men]

you can definitely tell they where paid to be there because they all look incredibly fed up

 

[BrightonAndHoveAlbion]

you can definitely tell they where paid to be there because they all look incredibly fed up

I'd also be incredibly fed up if I spent my Saturday in London.

 

[Unyielding Stupidity]

I've heard alot of these counter protests are literally paid by the government they'll just give some people a couple quid to hold up a sign and shout some shit but i don't know if thats true or not, its kinda weird that there's always an organised counter-protest to whatever anti-im / slightly right wing protest happens. like has anyone heard of "stand up to racism" before it seems pretty fishy although i don't know why tommy can't just call his mossad friends to break him out.

It's usually either lazy overpaid union dossers using it as an excuse to take time off work, or wrinkled old die-hard communists who somehow still believe that the unions are pure-blooded reds and aren't just bootlickers of the capitalist state they claim to hate.

 

[Max Caulfield]

Honestly just kinda surprised this hasn't been memory-holed yet. I give 3-5 months after he gets the charges dropped before the British go back to being complacent smug waldorfs.

 

[Midwit]

Honestly just kinda surprised this hasn't been memory-holed yet. I give 3-5 months after he gets the charges dropped before the British go back to being complacent smug waldorfs.

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