Embarrassing (3 Viewers)
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SkyBlueDom26
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PUSB, seen people from all cultures and all races in some of the clips. Guess they are all fascist bigots according to the experts on here
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Ccfcisparks
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no i was scrolling through twitterWere people monitoring social media hoping for trouble while the game was on?
Nick
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SkyBlueDom26
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Of course they were, devastated that it turned out to be nice and peaceful. It looked like the antifa thugs were trying to cause trouble at one point all masked upWere people monitoring social media hoping for trouble while the game was on?
SkyBlueDom26
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Be interested to know people’s opinions on Ant Middleton, you know the ex special forces guy that risked his life to keep us safe from terror
Nick
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No idea about the political side of him but his book isn't bad.
Ian1779
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SkyBlueDom26
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Tbh I don’t think it’s 3 million so I agree with you, however is a lot of people regardless
duffer
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Not all of them, I'm sure. But the pro-Israel, pro-Putin, convicted fraudster, thug, serial liar, and Muslim-hating ex-con, Tommy "two names" Robinson, that they're cheering on, surely fits that description. Are you a fanboy of his too, or is he not enough of a nonce for you?
Tommy Robinson - Wikipedia
Otis
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BBC are reporting 100,000.
I don't have any problem with people all gathering and meeting up and it supposedly being in the name of patriotism and loving their country or whatever. I do have a problem with it being organised by Tommy Robinson, a convicted criminal (mortgage fraud, assault, football hooliganism, use of a false passport, stalking and harassment and two cases still to be heard) and one of the speakers being Steve Bannon, a convicted felon in the US (contempt, fraud, conspiracy, money laundering).
Can't they get law-abiding, decent public figures onboard?
SkyBlueDom26
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Never once have I said I’m a fan of his, what’s wrong with people having a march because they love their country? You wouldn’t know that would you.Not all of them, I'm sure. But the pro-Israel, pro-Putin, convicted fraudster, thug, serial liar, and Muslim-hating ex-con, Tommy "two names" Robinson, that they're cheering on, surely fits that description. Are you a fanboy of his too, or is he not enough of a nonce for you?
Tommy Robinson - Wikipedia
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Tbh I don’t think speaking with someone who doesn’t want safe spaces for women is the best thing and is ok with blokes using women’s toilets.
Otis
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I was thinking the same. An American, Musk and this Tamaki is a New Zelander.
duffer
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Oh bless, your medication is messing with your memory again. I never actually said that.
Frankly though, if it was a choice between having a fucking nonce and convicted sex pest like your hero Trump stood next to my daughter in the ladies loos, or a trans women, I think I know which I'd consider safer. Only one person I know has said "just grab 'em by the pussy", so your pretence you give a shit about women's rights is completely undone by you being his fanboy.
As for loving your country, I can do that without flag shagging, hating people of a different race or religion, or scrapping with the police.
My way of doing it is to try to behave like a decent human being, help my neighbours and community where I can, and not be a scruffy, intimidating, littering lout, who thinks they've got the right to do what they want where they want, and fuck what anybody else thinks - because, y'know it's their country innit.
Anyway, why would you go on a march where Tommy Robinson is the centre of attention and the main speaker if you didn't support him? That's as fake as saying hanging flags is just about patriotism and nothing else.
What's even worse than cunts like Robinson, are the cowards who turn out to cheer him on, and then claim it's just about loving their country rather than sharing his beliefs. Bottle-less fuckers, scared to admit what they really believe.
Otis
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Well, that's the main thing that worries me about this march yesterday. As I said, I don't mind people gathering to wave the flag and celebrate our country, but when you look at the organisers and speakers at this event, doesn't that make people go "oh, hang on, this isn't for me?"
Musk, Tamaki, Katie Hopkins. Laurence Fox, Tommy Robinson, Steve Bannon.
Not a right un among the lot of them.
If it was someone with more gravitas and respect, I would sit up and listen, but did hundreds of thousands of people turn up to hear speeches from this bunch of far right lunatics and criminals?