UK Politics Thread (Part 5)

Wow, well done you. :rofl::clap:

A man of self proclaimed morale standing, feels he has the right to judge someone yet fails to reflect on his own perceived conception of people from different race/religion.

Also, if I remember correctly, you tried to slander me on a previous occasion and when I responded in kind you reported my post, and got it deleted. You’re a bit of a snake really.

Just trying to nip this one in the butt, because I feel one poster has taken it a bit far. I respect @Noo_Noo for not jumping on the back of the post even if he feels I am a racist.
I am white British/Irish my pregnant GF is Black African. So our Child will be of mixed race. So I am aware that my child will be born into a world that despite progress is still very intolerant.
My GF works and every 2 years has to renew her Right to Work which is not cheap. When we go on Holiday she has to get a visa, again at a cost.
I am proud of my GF for travelling to the UK to further herself, educate herself and to work in a sector that helps people. I am also proud that the UK although not perfect gave her that opportunity.

People can call me racist, I really don’t care. I know who I am and what I stand for. Unfortunately too many people on here try to label/stereotype me because my views are considered RW. My views aren’t RW as in Far Right, they are just further Right than their LW views.
I try not to and believe I have never attacked any other poster for having LW views, because my views are not too different to their’s. Yes, I have questioned their views but I don’t dismiss them without debate or by shutting them down.

I will leave it as that.

And, even though I have already clarified my point which was supported by @odin_telamon my reference to their Nationality was purely for information purposes, and showing a trend. And not to suggest that only people of foreign nationality are potentially committing fraud.

:+1:t2:

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You literally brought up the suffragettes apropos of nothing. It was a bizarre comparison to draw.