goos You're ascribing views to me one after another, have you considered not doing that?

Sadiq Khan will be re-elected as London mayor for third term, BBC forecasts

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Self-aware Maugham posting.

It’s has nothing to do with the far right or fascists in the UK. It represents the COPS charity which supports families of police officers who have died on duty. This stuff is easy to check.

Zoe Gardner It’s a charity patch for Care of Police Survivors. COPS

“All the Care of Police Survivors merchandise sold contributes to our work supporting the families of police officers who have died on duty.”
ukcops.org/care-of-police…

Peckham: Three charged after asylum seekers' coach transfer thwarted bbc.in/3QuG6xl

Getting some very adult engagement today.

'Since when did money laundering for serious crime and high streets full of dodgy businesses affect you???'

In the real world of course Britain is extremely open by international standards with respect to both non-citizens voting and residents becoming citizens; too open I'd argue - Commonwealth voting isn't even reciprocal!

Someone’s happy for the Bank
Holiday sunshine! ☀️🎶

#bankholidayweekend #gibbon #weekendvibes #sanctuary #iow

Ogini Crime is bad when white paroles do it and it’s also bad when foreign o troopers do it.

In so far as Turks (you mean Kurds in this case by the way) are getting it harder than anyone rn, it’s because the Kurd problem is (a) bigger than the chav problem and (b) avoidable.

Leftists have this weird notion that criminals are somehow on their side. That they’re anti-establishment or something. Also they just think crime is cool. In fact crime disproportionately affects poor people and criminals are amongst the most capitalist people in the world.

Currently receiving replies along the lines of:

'Since when were cash intensive businesses used for money laundering?????'

CFCO Tony Dowson Characterising legitimate concern about criminality as obsession is a cheap rhetorical trick. Why do you not care?

'One of the UK's leading organisations helping victims of torture and trafficking is preparing legal action over the government's Rwanda plan.'

bbc.co.uk/news/uk-689514…

Find it more objectionable to snarkily enter replies for such a schmucky point, frankly