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Originally Posted by Damien
I am not sure if these people voted Labour. I am doubtful they vote at all. But if you're burning down libraries, burning hotels with immigrants in them and dragging anyone who isn't white out of cars to beat them up I am not sure what about Labour's platform appealed to them.
And Starmer is right to vilify them. They're violent thugs. They do not represent the right, they don't represent the working class, and they don't represent people concerned with immigration.
Most Labour, Conservative and Reform voters will want these people dealt with strongly and support the police in doing so.
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Some of them are violent thugs.
But there are violent thugs every where on all sides.
https://x.com/perky_43/status/1819842707717820877?s=61
https://x.com/jamiebrysoncpni/status...397918419?s=61
https://x.com/steve_laws_/status/182...790166245?s=61
That’s not to justify what’s going on in anyway, I just want “all” mobs that take to the streets dealt with….all of them.
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Originally Posted by Stephen
Oh those miner strikes. I took part in miners strikes and marches when John Major was PM. Dad worked in the unions so we went with them to London, got a photo of a very young me (8-9)holding a sign stating Majors job, not miners jobs.
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Not all miners protests were violent, I know that….some were, some weren’t….doesn’t change the point.
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Originally Posted by jfman
They not only represent them they are people the system, and overarching political and economic consensus, has failed.
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Hammer…meet…nail