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It means nothing unless the invaders and their enablers start being physically enriched by the natives.This unrest is growing in England and in Ireland. The natives really have had enough.
I wrote that a tipping point could be when the police are no longer able to field police in all areas of where anti migrant protests are are held and fighting ensues. Though I believe the establishment want civil unrest, they want to be able to manage it and that isn't always possible. That the BBC is now speaking up means that there's concern among the establishment that we're headed in that direction.
It's an interesting subtitle and photo they lead with, quite evocative, almost encouragingly patriotic.
'People are angry': Behind the wave of asylum hotel protests
The BBC visits sites of protests to hear the voices of those opposed to the hotels and others in support of asylum seekers.
The traitorous woman, definitely. The barbaric invader is little more than a feral beast from centuries, nay, millennia of bestial dysgenics. The woman, on the other hand, was born and bred in an allegedly civilized society and damn-well ought to know better.
The woman, unquestionably. She’s the reason he’s there. Address the cause and removing the effect would be a simple task. She and the people she empowers are a significant reason the Western world is the position it is today, namely that the native, patriotic men are legally hogtied in speech and action, with both the invaders and the state against them.
I think so.
You forgot stress related to difficulties integrating into a new society.
People on here think white men are pulling over to harass a female pedestrian?
