Robust new policing announced in the UK - threadbans in OP

yeah the upper class love to be around immigrant communities.

100%

The UK is in the process of shifting from a 'high trust' society, due to there no longer being a sense of cultural unity, and extreme individualism. People live their lives very detached from the people around them, as the old way of growing up in an area where you were born, and your parents were born and so on.

The glue that binds has been chipped away, so in order to form a society, more authoritarian police policies are requited.

This isn’t just because of mass migration from cultures that are incompatible with Western values, but also how capitalism has made people into little more than consumers, who buy their identity, and form their personality around products and not communities.

I hear the greens should get back to their roots, hopefully that means buried

Loads of evidence of a two tier system at play this evening. Looking at the livestreams of Birmingham and there’s hundreds of Asian men In balaclavas marching in the streets and no police in sight. They’ve already smashed windows of passing cars.

https://vm.tiktok.com/ZGeve7S1b/

If there’s 2 groups of people blocking off roads, wearing masks and smashing windows but there’s only a police presence beside one group then they’re applying different rules.

The link wasn’t a dump but a current livestream.

Judge in NI won't give any of the yobs bail, quite right too.

I assume the carry on in Birmingham today has been getting the same mainstream news coverage?

I thought things would simmer down in England after the weekend, but in some ways the scenes tonight from Birmingham and Plymouth are the most serious so far. There seems to be direct clashes between groups of Muslims and groups of anti immigrant mostly far right protesters in Plymouth (as reports on Sky News) and then the videos above from Birmingham are pretty disturbing. Will the trouble just naturally dial down as it did in 2011? Difference now is this is starting to become community on community rather than community vs police. I

On the one hand a group that feel aggrieved/left out with a smattering of the ol xenophobia on the other a group who are a law onto themselves who see it their duty to retaliate and counter retaliate

Could get very messy, army deployment messy if they start facing off

Wonder will the police be given the all clear to use plastic bullets on the public in areas outside NIRL 🤔

As the violence escalated, police issued a warning that plastic bullets would be used if attacks continued.

One thing that's striking on social media videos is the volume of young Muslim men compared to that of the Brits, the numbers are astonishing.

The whole situation is a mess but if it comes down to it the yobs throwing bricks and bins around will be seriously outnumbered in a lot of places and they'll be dealing with younger guys armed with machetes etc, it could be a blood bath.

The UK government have completely lost control of the situation, it's going to get worse before it gets better and it's hard to see how and when it gets better from here.