Southport Anti-immigration protests are justified!

[Ian]

I can't help but feel enraged by how biased the mainstream media is in reporting the recent "anti-immigration riots." It's like they completely ignore the fact that these protests were sparked by a horrific event—a black 17-year-old stormed into a dance class in Southport and went on a stabbing spree, killing three innocent young children.

People are now furious, and understandably so, but instead of addressing the root cause, the government is threatening to crack down on what they call "right-wing thugs." Keir Starmer is even talking about ramping up facial recognition tech and creating a new police force to deal with right-wing protests. This feels like totalitarianism to me.

Our country is being filled with migrants, and it's ripping our society apart literally. The more politicians ignore the justified anger of a significant portion of the population, the more this anger will bubble over and might even turn violent in some cases. There's only so much the white, working-class people can take before something snaps. We are tired of being vilified and made to feel like second-class citizens in our own country while migrants seem to get everything handed to them on a plate.

What are your thoughts on this? How can we push back effectively against this biased narrative and government overreach?

[dave33]

You're absolutely right. The media's biased reporting is infuriating. They never seem to care about the safety and concerns of the native population. It's all about protecting their own agenda. I mean, it’s like they want to silence any dissenting voices. This facial recognition stuff is just the beginning. Next, they'll be monitoring our every move. We need to stand up before it’s too late.

[Bratt_Boy]

I couldn’t agree more. The government's response is terrifying. Facial recognition? Really? It’s like they’re gearing up for a police state. And the media? Don’t get me started. I read a headline this morning that basically painted all protesters as malicious criminals. What happened to balanced reporting?

[Damon]

I couldn’t agree more. The government's response is terrifying. Facial recognition? Really? It’s like they’re gearing up for a police state. And the media? Don’t get me started. I read a headline this morning that basically painted all protesters as malicious criminals. What happened to balanced reporting?

the media's always been like that. They pick their narrative and stick to it. What enrages me the most is how they’re completely ignoring the root causes of this anger. Our communities are under immense pressure, and instead of addressing these valid concerns, they just label us as extremists. It's a classic case of gaslighting.

[Karen]

Spot on, Damon. And it’s not just the media. Look at how the government’s dealing with this. They’re more interested in controlling the narrative than actually solving the problems. We’ve got neighborhoods turning into no-go zones, and what do they do? Call us thugs for demanding action. It's insane.

[Janey]

This new police force Starmer’s talking about? It’s basically a way to crush any opposition. Just like they do in places such as Russia and China.

[fredders]

I fear we’re already past the point of no return. This isn’t just about immigration anymore. It’s about a government that’s completely lost touch with its people. They’re pushing us to the brink. And when people finally snap, they’ll have only themselves to blame.

[JimmyJazz]

You’re right. It’s a ticking time bomb. People are fed up, and rightly so. The more they ignore us, the angrier we get. The only way to make our voices heard is through unity. We need to stand together and show them that we won’t be silenced. Protests are just the beginning. We need to get organized, maybe even look at forming our own political movement. If they won't listen, we’ll make them listen.

[Ian]

You’re right. It’s a ticking time bomb. People are fed up, and rightly so. The more they ignore us, the angrier we get. The only way to make our voices heard is through unity. We need to stand together and show them that we won’t be silenced. Protests are just the beginning. We need to get organized, maybe even look at forming our own political movement. If they won't listen, we’ll make them listen.

Organizing is key. But we also need to be smart about it. They’ll be looking for any excuse to crack down on us. We need to stay peaceful but firm.

[JimmyJazz]

You’re right. It’s a ticking time bomb. People are fed up, and rightly so. The more they ignore us, the angrier we get. The only way to make our voices heard is through unity. We need to stand together and show them that we won’t be silenced. Protests are just the beginning. We need to get organized, maybe even look at forming our own political movement. If they won't listen, we’ll make them listen.

Organizing is key. But we also need to be smart about it. They’ll be looking for any excuse to crack down on us. We need to stay peaceful but firm.

Absolutely, Ian. We need to be strategic. They expect us to react with anger and violence, but we can’t give them that satisfaction. Let’s show them that we’re not just a bunch of "right-wing thugs." We’re concerned citizens, and our voices matter.

[Bratt_Boy]

That’s the spirit! United we stand, divided we fall. Let’s keep this momentum going and show them what true democracy looks like. We won’t be silenced, and we won’t be ignored. Time to take our country back!