Quote (Black XistenZ @ Aug 3 2024 11:03pm)
The key issue is that the "moderate" right which has had enough can't possibly demand an immigration crackdown without indirectly admitting that the "far" right was in the right on this issue all along. So for those who are psychologically beholden to social desirability and the approval by their liberal or leftist social environment, the mental gymnastics become untenable. You can't go "the pariahs were actually right all along, we now want the same things as them, but we totally distance ourselves from their rhetoric or methods". Particularly since mass deportations would inevitably produce violence and ugly pictures.
The far right could make things a lot easier if they didn't foolishly resort to indiscriminate violence, though.
there is no far right in this debate, only right or wrong
i usually reject the term far right, but i am gonna go along with it right now
i honestly dont see the threat you see for the "moderate" right, they would immediately get all the support with an honest turnaround
people care about results, if the moderate right does what needs to be done the far right wont be a thing, its that simple
i said it before, these riots are necessary, asking nicely to not allow more massacres and gang rapes has not worked
the police is not properly going after pakistani rape gangs and instead imprisons people distributing stickers?
burn down their station, burn their cars until these dipshits get their heads straight
i honestly hate violence, i truly do, but if countries like the UK want a small chance to remain a livable country, it has come to this
doing what needs to be done will for sure be ugly, but i doubt it will be as ugly as butchered little girls laying on the ground