American politics

[Danishfurniturelover]

Btw Chich's first post in this thread was 2016......version 2026 not quite the same

The world has changed a lot in 10 years. Thanks to the far left and their suicidal empathy making us more unsafe.

I still dislike Trump I am still able to think for myself rather then blindly follow identity or party politics.

It's easy to see how evil the left are and how the policies they have embraced has made us more unsafe. Here in the UK it's become more apparent how biased our media are. I have seen this myself with how they lie about issues particularly regarding asylum seeker crimes.

The fact that I am able to debate every topic on its merit rather then blindly follow things like you and others is to my credit and frankly makes you look naive.

How you can't see how badly the West has fallen used to be shocking to me but much like the poster Luton who I consider an extremist I assume your whole identity is tied into your far left views you can not accept what is right in front of your eyes.

 

[robp135]

Want to explain that comment as I'm obviously to thick to understand.

You see I think you are accusing me of being a troll purely because I have said something you don't like.

But let's actually debate what I said.

The were no large scale protests when Biden and Obama deported illegal migrants.

That's a fair description of what's happening. So just accusing someone of being a troll as way of trying to silence someone is the last refuge of the desperate.

The fact that the most violent protesting has come in though not exclusive to democrat areas leads to it an obvious link it to it being politically motivated.

It’s not even a fair description because what’s happening in Minnesota and some other city’s where there have been violent clashes, is not protesting. It’s organised resistance to federal law enforcement. Specifically in areas where local law enforcement that actually have knowledge of the area have been forced to stand down. When you mix that in with the under trainer ICE agents, the violent and fatal clashes we have seen were inevitable.

 

[Danishfurniturelover]

It’s not even a fair description because what’s happening in Minnesota and some other city’s where there have been violent clashes, is not protesting. It’s organised resistance to federal law enforcement. Specifically in areas where local law enforcement that actually have knowledge of the area have been forced to stand down. When you mix that in with the under trainer ICE agents, the violent and fatal clashes we have seen were inevitable.

Well obviously yes.

Just like the fraud in Minnesota has a political side to it as will the fraud in Tower Hamlets. My son is in restore and I am aware of independent reporters and researchers looking into political donations.

Of course the far left on here will call this nonsense.

But the level of collusion between police and state is shocking. Desperately sad when you see how far the UK has fallen.

 

[robp135]

Well obviously yes.

Just like the fraud in Minnesota has a political side to it as will the fraud in Tower Hamlets. My son is in restore and I am aware of independent reporters and researchers looking into political donations.

Of course the far left on here will call this nonsense.

But the level of collusion between police and state is shocking. Desperately sad when you see how far the UK has fallen.

I don’t come back enough and don’t know about tower hamlets. But where I grew up is noticebly a brick hole compared to how it was previously when I have visited. I actually though “this reminds me of Tottenham
High road” lol