No I just think that there is a lot of alarm to this attack, which I understand but as a previous poster has pointed out, it's being portrayed as an antisemitic attack when the man stabbed three people, the first was Muslim.
I'm not saying by that the attack was not antisemitic but if you read the coverage of it, the third victim has almost completely been erased.
There is too much hate. Full stop. There's hate against Jews, Muslims, Women, black people, homosexuals etc etc. It all needs to stop. But to my mind and in my view, I can see actions being taken. Like Palestine Action being banned. Problem is that to some, it will never be enough. I'd argue the actions to stop violence against women haven't come close to being enough in the UK but that's possibly something I notice because I've been a victim of it.
It's a tricky balance for some of this as even on this thread we've had posts removed which have been Islamophobic. Sometimes those feeling like they are rightfully defending morph into attacking instead. That has happened here. Look at the removed posts for evidence. The fact the post was taken down for a while because of the responses. That's where whichever "side" you are on, you will never feel like people are doing enough because some on each "side" haven't noticed when their defence has become attack.
Oh and Farage using this for his own political aims is laughable. Look at articles from his old schoolfriends... The Right Wing are trying to make yards out of this. Much as they do with any offence committed by an immigrant. They will be up in arms in the press about it but curiously silent when a similar offence is committed by a Brit. That's why I replied to your post. I detest hypocrisy from the right wing on stuff like this and I detest their attempts to weaponise grief and concern. But they do it all the time.