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Originally Posted by Kizzy
I know they did, you don't have to embolden it for me I read it in the article Niamh posted thankyou.
Yes it is illuminating, how seemingly when there is a break in the eternal loop of 'white, Christian, European' then there is a crisis to even see the situation as an humanitarian issue, as the people involved are considered as less than human.
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I'm not fully with you as to what you mean, but what I meant is; that there is a distinct pattern on here, that the louder voices are heard in greater numbers in defence of 'Open Door' immigration and in protesting against those who do not share that view, and in lamenting the death of drowned immigrants of unstated faiths than in lamenting shot and beheaded Christians, and in protesting against the imbecilic views of an attention seeker such as Katie Hopkins against immigrants, than there has been in protesting against the far graver and more genuinely evil Hate Speeches and incitements to murder against UK citizens by immigrant iSLAMIC Preachers.
It seems to me that such 'Humanitarianism' is truly highly selective.