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Solving Illegal Immigration

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  1. tinman

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    This is what we will see more and more in Europe. And weak men like Keir Starmer will cause it to get worse.

     
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    StupidMoniker I lost a bet

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    You and Joe Rogan are clearly voqrdly bigots.
     
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  8. DaDakota

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    Islam is just bad overall - it's dogma is political and it leaves no room for others.

    Religion is bad in and of itself but Islam is the worst of them, it's texts change as it leader changes in political stature, gets more violent, then apparently Mohammed who was allegedly talking to the Angel Gabriel got sidetracked with Satan for a bit.....but ooops forget that all together.

    Evangelical Christianity and Islam are about different sides of the same coin.

    Terrible for peaceful societies.

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    Since this thread has been hijacked as Muslims in the Europe the reason why there is so much stuff coming out the UK is because of riots by the Far Right largely driven by misinformation over the stabbing of some girls at a Taylor Swift event.
    https://www.nytimes.com/2024/08/03/...ing-riots-far-right-protesters-explained.html

    Who Are the Far-Right Groups Behind the U.K. Riots?
    After a deadly stabbing at a children’s event in northwestern England, an array of online influencers, anti-Muslim extremists and fascist groups have stoked unrest, experts say.

    Violent unrest has erupted in several towns and cities in Britain in recent days, and further disorder broke out on Saturday as far-right agitators gathered in demonstrations around the country.

    The violence has been driven by online disinformation and extremist right-wing groups intent on creating disorder after a deadly knife attack on a children’s event in northwestern England, experts said.

    A range of far-right factions and individuals, including neo-Nazis, violent soccer fans and anti-Muslim campaigners, have promoted and taken part in the unrest, which has also been stoked by online influencers.


    Prime Minister Keir Starmer has vowed to deploy additional police officers to crack down on the disorder. “This is not a protest that has got out of hand,” he said on Thursday. “It is a group of individuals who are absolutely bent on violence.”

    Here is what we know about the unrest and some of those involved.

    Where have riots taken place?
    The first riot took place on Tuesday evening in Southport, a town in northwestern England, after a deadly stabbing attack the previous day at a children’s dance and yoga class. Three girls died of their injuries, and eight other children and two adults were wounded.

    The suspect, Axel Rudakubana, was born in Britain, but in the hours after the attack, disinformation about his identity — including the false claim that he was an undocumented migrant — spread rapidly online. Far-right activists used messaging apps including Telegram and X to urge people to take to the streets.

    Over 200 people descended on Southport on Tuesday night, many traveling by train from elsewhere in Britain, the police said. Rioters attacked a mosque, wounded more than 50 police officers and set vehicles alight.

    On Wednesday night, another far-right demonstration brought clashes with the police in central London, leading to over 100 arrests. Smaller pockets of disorder broke out in Hartlepool, in northeastern England; in the city of Manchester; and in Aldershot, a town southeast of London.

    On Friday night, Northumbria Police said its officers had been “subjected to serious violence” as far-right demonstrators set fires and attacked officers in Sunderland, a city in the northeast.

    Saturday brought violent protests to cities including Hull, Leeds, Manchester, Nottingham and Stoke-on-Trent, as well as Belfast, Northern Ireland. In Liverpool, the police said more than 300 people had been involved in “violent disorder” on Saturday night, with businesses looted and two officers hospitalized.

    The chair of the National Police Chiefs’ Council, Gavin Stephens, told BBC Radio on Friday that extra officers would be on Britain’s streets and that the police would use lessons learned from the 2011 London riots.

    “We will have surge capacity in our intelligence, in our briefing and in the resources that are out in local communities,” he said. The organization has said that nearly 4,000 additional officers have been deployed to deter the violence.

    Which groups are behind the unrest?
    Several far-right groups have been at the riots or promoted them on social media. David Miles, a prominent member of Patriotic Alternative, a fascist group, shared photographs of himself in Southport, according to Hope Not Hate, a Britain-based advocacy group that researches extremist organizations.

    Other far-right agitators spread information about the protest on social media, including British Movement, a neo-Nazi group. Images of the protests examined by Hope not Hate showed some people with Nazi tattoos.

    After the disorder in Southport, the police said that supporters of the English Defence League had been involved. The riots have also attracted people linked to soccer violence, or hooliganism, which has long overlapped with nationalist movements in Britain.

    Officials noted that not everyone at the demonstrations had far-right views. David Hanson, a cabinet minister, told LBC Radio on Friday: “Some might be caught up in the summer madness. Some might be people who’ve got genuine concerns.”

    But, he warned, “If you are organizing this now, we will be watching you.”

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    Your rant reminds of the last time I played Borderlands 3 a few years ago and came across this gun...

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    And ATW is their useful idiot.
     
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    It isn't the far right that is rioting, nor is it related to the misrepresented stabbings, it is years of unchecked immigration, and lack of assimilation, I lived over there, and I hear it all the time from friends.....so many churches are turning into mosques, they feel their country that they love is slipping away from what made it great, and now it is being over run with immigrants.

    Frankly they took too many immigrants from crappy societies who are trying to reinvent those crappy socieities in the UK, it will take YEARS for the assimilation to happen...more than 30, and this won't be the last of the riots.

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    Jordan Peterson says work on yourself before you worry about others. You need a lot of time on the treadmill before you worry about people you perceive worse than you immigrating.
     
  17. StupidMoniker

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    We can't judge people for committing crimes or engaging in terrorist attacks, but also take a look at this fatty. Lose weight before you are allowed to have political opinions, tubby.
     
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    If Dakota was a fit man with a family in some poor country with no job opportunities and decided to migrate to California for some under minimum wage farm hand labor to help his kids I would find that person a more admiral human than a obese man with a privileged life complaining about poor people from other countries coming here regardless of the fact that migrant broke a law and Dakota may have never even broken a traffic violation.

    Morality is more than counting up the number of laws you broke.

    Judgement from a place of never having to face these type of decisions you are judging of someone else due to the luck of what vagina you slipped out of is a douchebag virtue.
     
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    Obviously you would. DaDakota is a capitalist overlord and the poor migrant who broke the law is a member of the proletariat. No one would ever think you would support DaDa.
    Correct, it is whether or not you engage in moral behavior. Most of the time, though not always, breaking the law is immoral. That doesn't mean that your morality is measured by the number of statutes you break. Getting 26 speeding tickets is more morally sound than raping one person. Illegally crossing a border 50 times is more morally sound than doing it once and killing as many Jews as you can then returning to Gaza to brag about it.
    Virtue can be judged independent of having faced the same circumstances. I can say molesting children is bad, even though I have never been a pedophile fighting attraction to minors. I can say being a terrorist is bad, even though I have never been in an occupied country (or just been a Muslim, like most of the 9/11 highjackers). Virtue is about making the correct moral decision, not excusing poor behavior because of living a tough life.
     
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    You are referring to actions that hurt other people and to a severe degree as murder and rape are two of the most morally bad things you can do to another person.

    We are referring to migrants.... people who help alleviate inflation by being an exploited labor class who do not statistically according to the only state that tracts violent crime data of illegal immigrants, Texas, increase violent crime rates.
     

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