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How are Labour doing after their first 12 months

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KingHotspur said:
41% of rioters arrested last year had a record for domestic abuse or something like that and that was even higher in Northern Ireland.

I know facts don’t go down well around these parts women are more likely to be SA by the people protesting outside the hotels than the ones in it.
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I was reading a link this morning that @Citizen Kane. put up about the atrocities in Sudan...

What genuinely worries me particularly from that area, is how many of the ones that have carried out butchery will eventually end up here as an illegal migrant crossing the channel...probably with money stolen from the people killed (subjective).

Should we really be having to deal with these people or should we send them straight back?

The time, resources and money being spent on illegal migrants could be better spent on dealing with that 41% of domestic abusers, had you thought about that?

People don't care until it affects them directly or their family.

There may well be genuine refugees from Sudan attempting to excape the savagery, so come the legal routes, because you will be processed and given safety, we shouldn't be accommodating people who are bucking the process, who we have not got an inkling about.

I have no intentions of protesting outside migrant hotels, I've not even bothered to check if there are any hotels in towns or villages near me, because at the moment it don't affect me, but I do have an understanding why some people in their areas are protesting, especially if a serious crime has been commited as soon as the illegals arrived.

As you have pointed out, we have enough problems of our own, we don't need illegals adding to it, and taking vital much needed resources from elsewhere.

Genuine legal claims I'm fine with.
 
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KingHotspur said:
41% of rioters arrested last year had a record for domestic abuse or something like that and that was even higher in Northern Ireland.

I know facts don’t go down well around these parts women are more likely to be SA by the people protesting outside the hotels than the ones in it.
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So what your point here exactly? White English people commit crimes too?

Yeh no ****

But like saff said they are our wronguns and we Know who they are and where they come from.

Can't say the same for 250 a day undocumented men from Afghanistan Syria and such places where our way if life is offensive to the point of murder.
You cannot deny this fact
 
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brb said:
I was reading a link this morning that @Citizen Kane. put up about the atrocities in Sudan...

What genuinely worries me particularly from that area, is how many of the ones that have carried out butchery will eventually end up here as an illegal migrant crossing the channel...probably with money stolen from the people killed (subjective).

Should we really be having to deal with these people or should we send them straight back?

The time, resources and money being spent on illegal migrants could be better spent on dealing with that 41% of domestic abusers, had you thought about that?

People don't care until it affects them directly or their family.

There may well be genuine refugees from Sudan attempting to excape the savagery, so come the legal routes, because you will be processed and given safety, we shouldn't be accommodating people who are bucking the process, who we have not got an inkling about.

I have no intentions of protesting outside migrant hotels, I've not even bothered to check if there are any hotels in towns or villages near me, because at the moment it don't affect me, but I do have an understanding why some people in their areas are protesting, especially if a serious crime has been commited as soon as the illegals arrived.

As you have pointed out, we have enough problems of our own, we don't need illegals adding to it, and taking vital much needed resources from elsewhere.

Genuine legal claims I'm fine with.
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There's a uber driver I have that I use whenever he's available called manny, from Sudan, lovely bloke.

Came over 4 years ago with his wife and children.


With his wife and children

I repeat

With his wife and children
 
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Sucky said:
There's a uber driver I have that I use whenever he's available called manny, from Sudan, lovely bloke.

Came over 4 years ago with his wife and children.


With his wife and children

I repeat

With his wife and children
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Who did he come with?

Can you favourite Uber drivers now?
 
Sucky said:
There's a uber driver I have that I use whenever he's available called manny, from Sudan, lovely bloke.

Came over 4 years ago with his wife and children.


With his wife and children

I repeat

With his wife and children
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Yeah that's why I try and be careful how I word things.

As you highlight there are genuine claims, people that came here legally for refuge, and brought their family to a place of safety. Not only that, they are often hard working and probably have some interesting stories to tell (not meaning the gruesome bits).

Life is an education, no matter how old you are you are always learning, if you choose to. But common sense has got to say unknowns just rocking up on your shores via criminal means is not a healthy way to do business, for those exploited nor for the reciptents of not knowing who they are dealing with.

Anyway mate, I think your just eat and deliveroos are ****ed, the cops have nicked them all <laugh> <joking>
 
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brb said:
Yeah that's why I try and be careful how I word things.

As you highlight there are genuine claims, people that came here legally for refuge, and brought their family to a place of safety. Not only that, they are often hard working and probably have some interesting stories to tell (not meaning the gruesome bits).

Life is an education, no matter how old you are you are always learning, if you choose to. But common sense has got to say unknowns just rocking up on your shores via criminal means is not a healthy way to do business, for those exploited nor for the reciptents of not knowing who they are dealing with.

Anyway mate, I think your just eat and deliveroos are ****ed, the cops have nicked them all <laugh> <joking>
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Got every takeaway imaginable within 10min walk anyway so good. <laugh>
 
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Star of David Bardsley said:
If my mantra was shagging supermodels it wouldn’t mean I was shagging supermodels. If instead of shagging supermodels I was attacking policemen with sledgehammers people could be forgiven for not taking much notice of my mantra.

Repeatedly attacking weapons manufacturers and military bases sounds quite terroristy to me.
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You need a more realistic mantra ...
 
There’s a difference between supporting terrorism and being an actual terrorist but some folk sadly just love to be over emotional about things like this.
 
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