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By *eterpiper OP   Man
2 hours ago

fife

Why is it when white British people do a protest march it is deemed as far right, most of the people I saw on the march were middle age or elderly, behaving in an orderly manner, with no right wing banners or chanting. Just genuine British people concerned about being heard. Ok for pro palestinian , anti jewish marches.

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By *usan 749ukTV/TS
2 hours ago

Bangor


"Why is it when white British people do a protest march it is deemed as far right, most of the people I saw on the march were middle age or elderly, behaving in an orderly manner, with no right wing banners or chanting. Just genuine British people concerned about being heard. Ok for pro palestinian , anti jewish marches. "

Very true x

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By *orth Wales friendly BiMan
2 hours ago

Llandudno

I don’t think this is the place for politics but since you ask it’s because it’s been organised by the far right

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By *rancd2TV/TS
1 hour ago

Wolverhampton

From looking at the coverage of the two marches, there seemed to be a very generational split between them.

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By *ocbigMan
1 hour ago

Birmingham

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By *uriousAboutCock1996Man
1 hour ago

Wakefield

The seething hatred so many have for Jews nowadays is very startling to see. I have my issues with Israel and hate how it pulls the "any criticism of us is bigotry" defence. And undeniably Israel has done very bad things. But what do random Jews living in England have to do with any of that?

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By *ocbigMan
1 hour ago

Birmingham


"Why is it when white British people do a protest march it is deemed as far right, most of the people I saw on the march were middle age or elderly, behaving in an orderly manner, with no right wing banners or chanting. Just genuine British people concerned about being heard. Ok for pro palestinian , anti jewish marches. "

Three words..Robert Yaxley Lennon.

To both marches credit & I assume good policing… mostly peaceful.

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By *ightarse69Man
1 hour ago

Rushden


"I don’t think this is the place for politics but since you ask it’s because it’s been organised by the far right"

There is NO such thing as the ‘far right’ only Daily Fail readers and watchers of the BBC believe that.

Never mind baaaa baaaa

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By *orth Wales friendly BiMan
60 minutes ago

Llandudno

Was the same in Germany in the 1930’s

Average everyday patriots rallying behind a cause. Found a funny little man who told them it was everyone else’s fault.

Didn’t turn out to well in the end

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By *ellowbladeMan
58 minutes ago

Grantham

The problem is that people always look to blame someone else for their problems when they should be looking in the mirror

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By *ello 1000Man
28 minutes ago

Lincolnshire


"Why is it when white British people do a protest march it is deemed as far right, most of the people I saw on the march were middle age or elderly, behaving in an orderly manner, with no right wing banners or chanting. Just genuine British people concerned about being heard. Ok for pro palestinian , anti jewish marches.

Three words..Robert Yaxley Lennon.

To both marches credit & I assume good policing… mostly peaceful."

You got his name wrong ,, it's Stephen not Robert ,, but don't worry he gets it wrong himself ,, calls himself Tommy for some reason

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