@shavixmir saidAfter last night, the title of this thread should be changed to 'Fascists defeated on the streets of England.' - Massively out numbered by anti racist demonstrations, all the planned riots were squashed and the minority of racist yobs sent scurrying back to their rocks and parents basements.
Attempting to burn down a refugee centre in a hotel, nazi salutes, rioting…
A young man stabbed children to death last week. And false information claiming he was a moslim circulated (he was actually a non-moslim black man born in Wales). And the fascist thugs have been in an uproar, targetting moslim communities all over England.
Ao, far it’s unclear what the motive ...[text shortened]... ic episode (it truly was ghastly).
Nazi saluting! Churchill will he spinning in his bloody grave.
Rioters were actually 'hoisted with their own petard' and their use of social media to arrange their attacks merely informed the anti-racists where they needed to locate themselves.
Churchill (and Shakespeare) rest peacefully.
@divegeester
Everyone would (benefit from looking deeper). You, for example, have quoted Musk. People are giving too much power to those who haven't shown good leadership.
Shavixmir lives in The Netherlands where the poverty rate is almost a tenth [https://www.sdgwatcheurope.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/10.3.a-report-NL.pdf] Whereas the poverty rate in the UK is closer to a quarter [https://fullfact.org/economy/poverty-uk-guide-facts-and-figures/]. The divide between the have's and the havenot's is much less where Shavixmir lives.
Divide and conquer is the aim here, in my opinion, from those that have and have in abundance.
Keep 'us' arguing with each other, thinking the divided landscape is 'picturesque', wondering why the NHS staff find their work environment toxic and believing what should be ours isn't being shared out equally but not looking at those who have way more than they have earned and the people who work the hardest are needing the Foodbank.....
Austerity was a poor choice.
Imagine if we'd all been rioting about the poor state of the Mental Health support available to children in the UK, maybe something would have had to change for the better.
@yo-its-me saidA couple of weird opinions here.
@divegeester
Everyone would (benefit from looking deeper). You, for example, have quoted Musk. People are giving too much power to those who haven't shown good leadership.
Shavixmir lives in The Netherlands where the poverty rate is almost a tenth [https://www.sdgwatcheurope.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/10.3.a-report-NL.pdf] Whereas the poverty rate in the UK is close ...[text shortened]... th support available to children in the UK, maybe something would have had to change for the better.
- You think the rich spend the day thinking how to divide and conquer?
- Children need mental health support in the UK? WTF is wrong with you people?
- Other people making you argue with each other? For real?
@Rajk999 saidI am sad that you miss understand on such a deep level Rajk.
A couple of weird opinions here.
- You think the rich spend the day thinking how to divide and conquer?
- Children need mental health support in the UK? WTF is wrong with you people?
- Other people making you argue with each other? For real?
I do understand your confusion over the state of Mental Health access in the UK because you are not in the UK. So I will explain. Axel Rudakubana had mental health issues. The process for children to see a mental health practitioner in the UK is very slow. Psychiatrists are often asked to assess risk from a phone call. Children fall through the net all the time. When they reach age 18 and in some counties from age 17, they are aged out of CAMHS and asked to self-refer to the adult mental health service in their area.