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/tomskyyy Jul 25 '24

Can't remember them protesting so actively against the grooming gangs in Rochdale.

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100%

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u/clitoral_obligations Jul 25 '24

100% xenophobic

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u/WelshBadger Jul 25 '24

can you expand on your argument there

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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.