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Remembering Kerry
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The Police have said there is a rise in reported hate crimes or incidents.
Sadly there are a few who refuse to warrant that a change in tone and indeed action against others has increased since this referendum and post its result. How serious do things have to get before people have the right to report when they are now ,feeling unsafe and fearful, in what should be a 'safe' country the UK. Just because it doesn't sit cosily with some who are maybe also fearful that one day this referendum could end up being seen as the most inflammatory ingredient to bringing out the worst in a minority of people who are racist, xenophobic and prejudiced. When did we last have an MP doing her job,being stabbed and shot in the street because of her support of refugees and being in favour of immigration. A good number it is reported of women MPs have had death threats and one is standing down as an MP, because of them and massive fears for her safety. That is those in higher public life, now try to imagine if the scum who are racist and xenophobic are not bothered about how they go about people in higher public life, what will they be like to those ordinary people from other Countries when they come across them. Things like we voted to leave the EU and get rid of you lot. What has happened is the cowardly filth that are racist and xenophobic, now think they have been given licence from this referendum to show more of their rotten sick prejudices. Why more hate incidents are being reported and dealt with now is because the tone has got stronger, the threats far worse and things are far more intimidating for those on the receiving end of it. A little understanding as to how those people feel, rather than try to justify in any way or belittle racist and xenophobic attacks,verbal or otherwise on innocent people, would not go amiss in my view. This post will be wasted on any who may read it,on and off here, who may be hardliners or who just cannot accept, or maybe even don't want to admit, this referendum has helped bring out the worst in a prejudiced minority. However MPs of all parties are disgusted at what they are getting told in their constituencies, from the PM downwards. It isn't the people from other Countries in my view who should not be in the UK, it is the rotten sick racist and xenophobic of our so called own people who shouldn't be. How anyone can even try to belittle this rise in hate incidents is totally beyond me,unbelievable. Last edited by joeysteele; 08-07-2016 at 10:19 PM. |
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