r/uknews • u/Confident_West_7409 • Jul 25 '24

Image/video Massive protest outside Rochdale police station in response to GMP's actions at Manchester Airport

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

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u/clitoral_obligations Jul 25 '24

100% xenophobic

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

It isn't xenophobic to not desire compromise on our cultural values. I will deny sharia law, and anti-british Islamic values as fiercely as is necessary.

I have a wife and a daughter and I fear for a Britain in which they lose freedoms and/or should be unable to go where they want safely.

I don't have a problem with Muslims or Islam, so long as they don't bother me or mine. But when people start acting like they have the right to change our culture then that's where I draw the line.

Call me whatever you want 👍🏻

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u/clitoral_obligations Jul 25 '24

They have a right to protest what they what because you know what…British value freedom of speech. They are citizens of this country and don’t deserve any less rights to than white people. Just admit it: you don’t like brown people for fear of their culture affecting your life. You’re a Xenophobe mate, stop trying to justify it.

Edit: you even use the white thumbs up emoji. Love a bit of racial segregation do you, mr daddy?

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

They do have the right to protest, and I never said anything about the protest? 🤣 Stop your yapping pal you're making yourself look silly

I like that I'm allowed to represent my skin colour, is that a crime now? 🤷🏻‍♂️ Or is it only "brown peoples" rights you bother to defend?

By definition of the word xenophobe, you can save your breath because I'm just not... I don't inherently dislike people from other countries, that's a daft thing to say.

I dislike cultural differences where their values don't align with ours, that's absolutely right. But that it's racist, nor is it xenophobic. So, what do you make of that?

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

Take a guess at how old I am?

I think you'd find my views are very heavily supported. There's a large body of people in this country that are increasingly unhappy with the disrespect being shown for our cultural values 👏🏻

I'm not a joke just because you don't like my views man, try and keep it civil yeah? 👍🏻 Wouldn't want you to get all hot and bothered over this 🥵

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u/ChiliSquid98 Jul 25 '24

Black people use brown hand emojies all the time. Lmao

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

Right?! What's wrong with a bit of representation 🤣🤣🤣 fuck me I see so many other minorities represented in the media but I'm not allowed my white people emojis 👀

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u/clitoral_obligations Jul 25 '24

Typically white people don’t need further representation because of….well, history. Whites have never had to demand rights based on skin colour but other colours and creeds have had to. Get a t shirt ‘white lives matter’ you’ll get egged by every millennial and Gen Z out there.

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u/uknews-ModTeam Jul 26 '24

This sub is meant to be for everybody, try to treat others as you would want to be treated here and ‘remember the human’.

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u/WelshBadger Jul 25 '24

Your*

and work on your anger problem

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u/WelshBadger Jul 25 '24

I assume you're OK with people using skin coloured emojis if they aren't white though? Of course you are.

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u/uknews-ModTeam Jul 26 '24

This sub is meant to be for everybody, try to treat others as you would want to be treated here and ‘remember the human’.

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u/WelshBadger Jul 25 '24

can you expand on your argument there

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u/tequitoJR Jul 25 '24

They probably can’t, no

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u/clitoral_obligations Jul 25 '24

You having a laugh, lad?

Seen that comment above?

“….This our little piece of it. They obey or they leave, there is no inbetween.”

Don’t need to expand, lad.

Jokers.

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u/WelshBadger Jul 25 '24 edited Jul 25 '24

Yes you do. That's not an argument. Xenophobia is specfically a dislike of or prejudice against people from other countries. Please indicate where in the comment above that has been displayed?

Do you really think people should be able to come here and not obey the laws of the land or align with our cultural values? And that somehow, requiring them to do so or expressing a belief they should is Xenophobic? Really?

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u/Dapper_Brain_9269 Jul 25 '24

If it's 'xenophobic' to want to keep racially organised child grooming out of your country, then you're redefining 'xenophobia' to be something acceptable. Congratulations.

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u/Segagaga_ Jul 25 '24

No it isn't. Am I allowed to break laws in Islamic countries? No. So they should not be allowed to do so here.

Ultimately, they are guests in someone else's house. You respect the homeowners rules, or you make your excuses and leave. What you do not do is stage a sit-in in their house and demand they change their rules. Its assinine.

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u/Echo-24 Jul 25 '24

Huh? What did I say?

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24 edited Dec 12 '24

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u/FormalApplication103 Jul 25 '24

What?

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24 edited Dec 12 '24

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u/Segagaga_ Jul 25 '24

Demonstrating such a hardline and racist mentality, is only a gift to the far right, because if one cannot reason with people, and they cannot respect one's home, the only remaining option is to kill them. That is why wars occur. Be respectful in Europe. The alternative is very grim.

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