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So you don’t live in Britain but are claiming to be knowledgeable about what happened here! And when challenged you decide to produce your own definitions of t

So you don’t live in Britain but are claiming to be knowledgeable about what happened here! And when challenged you decide to produce your own definitions of things… when are you deporting Melina and Barron?

wakawaka28 2y ago
I'm not making up new definitions, I'm merely pointing out that first generation offspring of immigrants are likely to not be fully assimilated. In fact, the Southport event more or less proves that. Try to understand what I'm saying instead of being so pedantic. I don't need to live in Britain to have a clue what's going on there. In fact, given the censorship your people are subject to, I think I could plausibly know more about what is going on than you do. There is approximately zero risk of me going to a British prison for calling it like I see it. >And when challenged you decide to produce your own definitions of things… when are you deporting Melina and Barron? It should go without saying that these people are legally entitled to be here for many reasons and also well-adjusted citizens. They are fluent in English, which is more than can be said of a lot of other immigrants. Most importantly of all, they aren't taking anyone's jobs or welfare benefits, or committing any crimes whatsoever. Even if they were, you can't revoke someone's citizenship even for being a criminal. That's why people need to be carefully vetted before letting them into the country. If someone is from a place that is radically different from your country, maybe they need to be scrutinized a bit more.
- youngtaff 2y ago
  Perhaps you’ve been spending too much time with conspiracy theories Your view of Britain and what life is like here is very wrong
  - wakawaka28 2y ago
    Bruh I've seen videos of people being arrested for merely insulting other people in Britain, or for carrying simple knives. Perhaps it is you that has very wrong ideas about the degree of freedom you actually have in Britain.
    - youngtaff 2y ago
      Carrying a knife in a public place without a lawful excuse is a crime in the UK so it’s not surprising you’ve seen videos of people being arrested for carrying knives As for your interpretation of insulting they’ve probably been arrested for breach of the peace or aggravation of some form Those are all fair… and about safe and civil societies At least we can’t be arrested for crossing the road in the wrong place and we can drink at a reasonable age Oh and I ain’t you bruh
      - wakawaka28 2y ago
        Yeah I know carrying a knife is a crime in the UK. It's stupid as fuck. You can carry a knife, sword, or full on rifle down the sidewalk the US. You might get harassed by curious cops but it's legal nearly everywhere. >Those are all fair… and about safe and civil societies Nothing safe and civil about denying people the only means possible for them to fend off a group of attackers, or denying free speech to people. >At least we can’t be arrested for crossing the road in the wrong place and we can drink at a reasonable age Haha yeah the drinking thing is stupid in the US. Jaywalking is rarely enforced unless you are suspected of a serious crime, or else running across a high-speed road in plain view of cops.
        youngtaff 2y ago
        We have free speech in the UK but it comes with responsibility Weapons don’t allow you to defend yourself… if that was true the number of gun deaths in the US would be lower

wakawaka28 2y ago

I'm not making up new definitions, I'm merely pointing out that first generation offspring of immigrants are likely to not be fully assimilated. In fact, the Southport event more or less proves that. Try to understand what I'm saying instead of being so pedantic. I don't need to live in Britain to have a clue what's going on there. In fact, given the censorship your people are subject to, I think I could plausibly know more about what is going on than you do. There is approximately zero risk of me going to a British prison for calling it like I see it. >And when challenged you decide to produce your own definitions of things… when are you deporting Melina and Barron? It should go without saying that these people are legally entitled to be here for many reasons and also well-adjusted citizens. They are fluent in English, which is more than can be said of a lot of other immigrants. Most importantly of all, they aren't taking anyone's jobs or welfare benefits, or committing any crimes whatsoever. Even if they were, you can't revoke someone's citizenship even for being a criminal. That's why people need to be carefully vetted before letting them into the country. If someone is from a place that is radically different from your country, maybe they need to be scrutinized a bit more.

youngtaff 2y ago
Perhaps you’ve been spending too much time with conspiracy theories Your view of Britain and what life is like here is very wrong
- wakawaka28 2y ago
  Bruh I've seen videos of people being arrested for merely insulting other people in Britain, or for carrying simple knives. Perhaps it is you that has very wrong ideas about the degree of freedom you actually have in Britain.
  - youngtaff 2y ago
    Carrying a knife in a public place without a lawful excuse is a crime in the UK so it’s not surprising you’ve seen videos of people being arrested for carrying knives As for your interpretation of insulting they’ve probably been arrested for breach of the peace or aggravation of some form Those are all fair… and about safe and civil societies At least we can’t be arrested for crossing the road in the wrong place and we can drink at a reasonable age Oh and I ain’t you bruh
    - wakawaka28 2y ago
      Yeah I know carrying a knife is a crime in the UK. It's stupid as fuck. You can carry a knife, sword, or full on rifle down the sidewalk the US. You might get harassed by curious cops but it's legal nearly everywhere. >Those are all fair… and about safe and civil societies Nothing safe and civil about denying people the only means possible for them to fend off a group of attackers, or denying free speech to people. >At least we can’t be arrested for crossing the road in the wrong place and we can drink at a reasonable age Haha yeah the drinking thing is stupid in the US. Jaywalking is rarely enforced unless you are suspected of a serious crime, or else running across a high-speed road in plain view of cops.
      - youngtaff 2y ago
        We have free speech in the UK but it comes with responsibility Weapons don’t allow you to defend yourself… if that was true the number of gun deaths in the US would be lower