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Thedevilhasfinallycaughtupwithhim · 02/11/2025 09:43

jasflowers · 02/11/2025 09:36

That wouldn't stop the boats.

Once here, they are here for good, a migrant can only be deported IF that country will accept them back and most do not & would you deport a parent but not their children? or women back to Afghanistan - bear in mind you';d have to pay the Taliban to take them back

You'd need many compounds, and an armed force to keep them there.

i'm pretty sure locals would be up in arms about having such camps in their locality.

There would of course be escapes...

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It would stop the boats.

We need to look at countries who don’t have issues with this and followed their lead.

Your attitude is cowardly and will lead to more violence and unrest.

You could say the same about prisons. We have to deal with these men bravely and proactively.

Nolletimiere · 02/11/2025 09:43

My conclusion - however this plays out - will be 1% or 2% on Reform’s polling numbers, and a drag to the right for Starmer.

I would suggest the electorate have had enough of this nonsense.

Holluschickie · 02/11/2025 09:43

I am a brown non- Muslim and a second generation immigrant. For years now, I have watched as successive governments- not just Starmer- have allowed Islamism to flourish. It's very likely these two men weren't recent migrants but born here and radicalised.

There is a huge naivety about the rise of Islamism in the UK and across the world. Even moderate Muslims are alarmed by it. Many of us brown people know that we will now be looked at with suspicion and fear because radicals were allowed to preach hatred from mosques.

jasflowers · 02/11/2025 09:44

Livelovebehappy · 02/11/2025 09:37

Of course I’m not suggesting killing people in order to stop the boats. But rational discussions with France need to be had. We can forewarn them that we intend to take a more active approach with returning them, and in turn they can decide on a strategy their end. We need to work together.

Starmer has been trying this, with both France and Germany, both have their political problems and have back tracked on negotiations.

We left the EU, in doing so, we gave away influence, imagine if we were still in?

Starmer could, as Thatcher did before him, threaten to withdraw our funding, now that would have had a huge effect on focusing EU minds... now we have nothing.

Passthebiscuit12 · 02/11/2025 09:44

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Tbf if a Muslim mowed people down with his car we would be screaming terrorist attack or more outraged than anyone was when a white man mowed down people at a parade not long ago.

I remember when it was announced and it was the same speculation — straight away it was about Muslims and then when it turned out to be a shire man the dynamics changed completely

you had those still uproared
those not believing it was him still despite being announced because he was white
those who defended him and those who claimed mental break.

Lalgarh · 02/11/2025 09:44

Nolletimiere · 02/11/2025 09:36

It was not a deliberate omission - you see my point to the PP I hope?

No

What's the point of omitting the murder of one MP by a British born attacker and not the other.

Because Cox's murderer was a white supremacist?

The Manchester arena attackers weren't white supremacists were they? Nor were the 7/7 attackers, though one, Germain Lindsey was a black convert, and his (white) widow Samantha Lewthwaite is now on the run somewhere in Somalia connected to the murders of 400 ppl

Ihatetomatoes · 02/11/2025 09:45

hollyblueivy · 01/11/2025 23:12

Would this be classed as terrorism?

It was responded to as a marauding terrorist attack

LeafyMcLeafFace · 02/11/2025 09:45

Naunet · 02/11/2025 09:07

We don't owe violent, hate filled men, endless tea and sympathy FFS. I'd rather focus my empathy on the victims and what they need to recover their lives.

That’s nothing like what I said, and is a perfect example of the sort of manipulation of language which causes the polarization that is so hard to move on from. Because if someone just reads your post instead of mine, they would assume it was an accurate representation.

For anyone who wants to know the original post without having to read the quote history, it was about trying to understand what makes some people who are born to immigrant parents and grandparents more likely to be radicalized than others. It also specifically says that this doesn’t let anyone off the hook but might stop it happening again.

ShamedBySiri · 02/11/2025 09:45

LavenderBlue19 · 02/11/2025 06:36

You've been drinking the Reform propaganda kool aid - the early election thing is a regular theme and it's utter bollocks. Just because the last Tory government shit show went to the polls every five minutes, doesn't mean Labour will. And people don't actually hate Starmer, in the real world. Twitter bots might make you think he's the devil incarnate, but most of my friends and family think he's a decent, intelligent man.

This could just add easily happened under the Tory government. No laws have changed so much in a year that would have reduced security.

Haha. I saw a yougov poll posted which rates Starmer below ex prince Andrew. When you consider Labour are royally screwing over the entire country with nearly every group targeted, from farmers to pensioners to the wealthy and the trying to be wealthy, small businesses, families concerned about personal safety and that of their children nearly everyone has an axe to grind. A massive solar park on prime farmland is planned near me. If it goes ahead a huge swathe of countryside will disappear forever. I doubt I’ll find many labour supporters at the protest meeting I will be attending next week. It will be down to the government to approve it which tells me already that it will go ahead. No one will be able to sell their houses to move. The ten mile bike ride I regularly do through the lanes for health, fitness and pleasure will no longer be possible with all the traffic involved. Local pubs and businesses that benefit from tourism will be done for. I’ll volunteer to have Andrew move in next door if the solar park is binned. There’s a highly suitable rental house a few doors down which is currently empty. There you are. I’ll bake him a welcome cake.

Nolletimiere · 02/11/2025 09:45

NetZeroZealot · 02/11/2025 09:41

Not more than crimes, no.
But social media stokes misinformation, fear & hatred. Let’s not forget that the vast majority of immigrants are good people who work hard & contribute to the economy.

Then why the previous reticence from Labour?

Surely they should be able to get on the front foot of these things? Half the problem are the diktats, and the sense that they are always covering up.

Thedevilhasfinallycaughtupwithhim · 02/11/2025 09:45

IDontHateRainbows · 02/11/2025 09:37

That all sounds great but for those arriving with no documentation how would we know where to send them back?

We hire translators/ experts of different places to ascertain where they are from their language/ dialect.

Why is your attitude to these men inevitably lying to allow them to stay?

ChelseaBagger · 02/11/2025 09:45

Toony · 02/11/2025 09:28

I am afraid I hold the same view and it has taken me a long time to arrive at that view.

There will be many moderate Muslims reading this thread right now, who are nurses, doctors, teachers, charity workers etc etc

Greenwitchart · 02/11/2025 09:46

My thoughts on this as someone who often commutes from the Kent coast to London:

  • Greedy private train companies should not have been allowed to remove train guards and station staff. In my mind there is no doubt that this has increased anti-social behaviour. Renationalise the railway and restore proper staffing.
  • I am tired of nothing drastic being done about knife crime.
  • I am sick and tired of uncontrolled, illegal immigration. I immigrated to this country myself 30 years ago from an EU country, I always follow the law and I was very proud of becoming a British citizen. But now we have too many people now who simply have no interest in respecting the law of the land or in integrating and who bring hatred, violence and disrespect for women and girls. Glossing over this does not favour to anyone because if it is not addressed it also affects peaceful, legal migrants who only want to get on with their lives and have to face negative feelings because of the behaviour of a few radicalised people.
  • If trains feel unsafe more people will use their cars which is not good for our environmental targets.
Livelovebehappy · 02/11/2025 09:46

IkeaJesusChrist · 02/11/2025 09:40

Why don't we riot when white British people commit mass attacks?

Because it’s not a recurring problem maybe? Because often the white British person was born here and all we can do is let the criminal justice system run its course? The riots (and there aren’t riots after every attack) are down to people seeing that we are allowing entry to people with ingrained cultural differences which are immoral and don’t align with our own, leading to indiscriminate attacks, and people are trying to get the government to listen, but they don’t, so people resort to riots unfortunately to get their point across.

Nolletimiere · 02/11/2025 09:46

ChelseaBagger · 02/11/2025 09:45

There will be many moderate Muslims reading this thread right now, who are nurses, doctors, teachers, charity workers etc etc

And they should speak up and out.

Condemn violence wherever it occurs.

Tauranga · 02/11/2025 09:46

Nolletimiere · 02/11/2025 09:39

I have considered this, and wondered whether it is more a hatred of the (white) British, rather than a defence of minorities.

Something does not add up.

All my posts are being deleted as I speak the truth.

When debate is deleted it means one side is correct, and it's not the side doing the deleting.

Trust your instincts people.

Livelovebehappy · 02/11/2025 09:47

ChelseaBagger · 02/11/2025 09:45

There will be many moderate Muslims reading this thread right now, who are nurses, doctors, teachers, charity workers etc etc

Where are their voices then? Very few speak up.

ChicJoker · 02/11/2025 09:47

AnareticDegree · 02/11/2025 09:41

For fuck's sake, people.

It makes little difference at this point whether the terrorist was white, black or brown.

What matters is whether he was already known to police, how he got on a train in the first place what the useless bunch of politicians intend to do about knife crime.

The government wants you all to be distracted by racial arguments, because then you can't focus on the real issue, which is how to reduce crime.

Totally agree. My point was the op seems to be frothing at stirring up on here. The divisiveness is planned imo.

estellacandance · 02/11/2025 09:47

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Kendodd · 02/11/2025 09:47

Crimble123 · 02/11/2025 09:35

What about those 3 girls killed at a taylor Swift dance class. Was that not terror related?

That seemed more like a American school shooting to me than a 'traditional' terror attack.

MyNimbleBrickCritic · 02/11/2025 09:48

LeafyMcLeafFace · 02/11/2025 09:45

That’s nothing like what I said, and is a perfect example of the sort of manipulation of language which causes the polarization that is so hard to move on from. Because if someone just reads your post instead of mine, they would assume it was an accurate representation.

For anyone who wants to know the original post without having to read the quote history, it was about trying to understand what makes some people who are born to immigrant parents and grandparents more likely to be radicalized than others. It also specifically says that this doesn’t let anyone off the hook but might stop it happening again.

Which multiple agencies have been doing for decades.

It's not working. That's the point.

IDontHateRainbows · 02/11/2025 09:48

Thedevilhasfinallycaughtupwithhim · 02/11/2025 09:45

We hire translators/ experts of different places to ascertain where they are from their language/ dialect.

Why is your attitude to these men inevitably lying to allow them to stay?

Why are you assuming my attitude is to let them stay. I can assure you it isn't. Im just asking how we repatriate an undocumented migrant who refuses to say where they are from. Accent alone may not be sufficient to determine this.

I'm not sure you've really thought this one through.

Thedevilhasfinallycaughtupwithhim · 02/11/2025 09:48

Ratafia · 02/11/2025 09:37

Where do you suggest that compound should be? If it's not on our shores we would have to have permission from another country, and we would have to be absolutely certain that that was a stable country, not a Rwanda with wars raging on its borders. Why would you force families apart? How do you "take" people back to their country of origin if the country of origin won't accept them, or if you know they will be killed or tortured on arrival? Where would we deport those undesirable males to, if nowhere will take them? What happens when you have processed them all and ascertained that most have a right to asylum?

Have you actually thought this through in any way?

We look to replicate models that work such as Japan’s. We don’t have to surrender our safety.

Yodeldodeldo · 02/11/2025 09:48

I grew up near Huntingdon and still live in Cambs, its a very white area near Huntingdon. I did wonder if the choice of where to commit the attack was a clear message to white people who feel removed from racial tensions in big cities.

The fact there were two attackers suggests this is not some mental health issue, its an organised display of pure hatred.

That constituency has been Tory forever I think, was John Major's old constituency. I can believe it'll be Reform next time.

EasternStandard · 02/11/2025 09:48

Ihatetomatoes · 02/11/2025 09:45

It was responded to as a marauding terrorist attack

It instils fear so meets that criteria for a start.

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