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Are we still talking marches, or just a handful on a gentle stroll down in to town...?

 

I think it's relevant due to posts on another thread. Several people (the usual suspects) asking where the marches were for Lee Rigby. Get marching.

 

Doubt most of them could march more than 100 yards before needing a piss.

 

Marching aside. Do you think we should allow asylum seekers, who are on MI5's radar, the right to stay in our country, or should they be deported?. Or, should we wait until they butcher some of our citizens and then send them to prison and look after them there for life, with all the costs that entails?

 

Suppose it all depends what on the radar means. They looked into him and cleared him.

for all you know you could be on their radar, all ot takes is someone to report you.

 

But I am not an asylum seeker, so they couldn't deport me

 

Amazing he could not be deported as it could endanger his health and human rights, No such worries about our own populations health and human rights allowing him out in public despite serving time for a violent attack,

Protecting him a violent criminal has cost the lives of 3 innocent citizens

 

Who’d have thought continually underfunding our police and border agencies would lead to more terror attacks?
The people you continue to vote in have brought the country to this mess. Don’t try and blame the EU for this one. We have had more terror attacks in the last 3 years than we have had for years before that.
They were warned and warned and warned by police but chose to ignore. Stopping terrorism is all about intelligence in the communities and on the ground to weed these people out. Without that they continue to remain undetected and we can’t follow them all.

 

Labour have to carry their share of the blame , they made themselves unelectable , they still are . They still haven't learnt from their worst defeat in their history , they still dance to the Momentum tune , they have lost their traditional voting base here and certainly in Scotland .

 

No opposition for many years you are right and that has allowed them to push through austerity etc. But we have to turn that around now otherwise this will continue to happen

 

Totally agree , but maybe a new centre party with policys that suit the majority of the UK would be the answer ?. Tony Blair identified the mood of the electorate and won 3 elections , but he was hated by the left of the party ( and many others towards the end ) . Labour saw these victories has a chance to move away from the centre ground , they didn't realise Blair had it spot on .

 

You have valid points there but for me it's because we don't have the balls to enforce the rules and laws that are already in place and also as @Offside implies a lot of us did'nt vote tory because they were wonderful but more because that the opposition were/are dangerous...

 

Absolutely thick as mince.

 

NOBODY IS SAYING ONLY BLACK LIVES MATTER

 

Good of you to admit it...!!