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My man, I've sit here and watched Muslims go bananas on British neighborhoods. This was last month:

I didn't see any massive police crackdown or coordinated international coverage of the migrant communities who were burning down neighborhoods in Leeds!

I have seen, however, an Englishman be jailed for two years because he posted "it's okay to be white" stickers.

I didn't hear this type of call to crack down on "pure violence" when England erupted in BLM riots that injured dozens of officers and damaged property. In fact, Keir Starmer was quick to side with the BLM types.

Three girls were murdered, allegedly by an Ethiopian teen. Englishmen - actual Englishmen who have lived in those towns for centuries upon centuries - became violent in response, particularly after a Muslim man showed up to the girls' vigil with a knife.

That led to a backlash from Muslims, who are forming their own mobs to confront Englishmen, which in turn is leading Englishmen to target mosques and migrant hotels. It's a horrid mess.

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I wonder if the prime minister will say anything about the migrants who are confronting police and reporters.

Is justice a one-way street now?

Native Brits have repeatedly voted to restrict migration but the "democracy" types in power have continued to import millions of people with no connection to their culture, history, or faith. Then, when these foreigners murder their little girls at a kids' dance party, their own government calls them bigots and extremists and arrests them for offending Facebook posts.

I'm confused. Is it morally right to treat the historic English people as second-class citizens in their own ancestral homeland in preference to an imported group of people from distant lands? Is that compassion? Is that justice?

And here I thought colonialism was bad!!

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