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I'm all for it Sooner the hundred dies a sorry death the better.

So weird. You'd think they'd be one of the first.

Yeah, 2008.

That's absolutely gutting news. Gave a lot to us in our most successful period. A legend and a hero. I trust that our club will give him a great send off or memorial when the time is right. May he rest in peace.

Absolutely superb by Biles. The Brazilian was insane too.

Daggers to the rescue!

Looks like it Fair enough, it seemed real enough.

didn't someone say he had 'Arab appearance' Some of the far right were saying it was a Muslim guy potentially there to cause more mayhem amongst the crowd.

What a nasty piece of shit Disgusting individual.

Disappointing when @moore_94 posts and it's not a hot update or encouraging news of being legit linked to the player.

I agree with him, but he's still a tit

I've genuinely never heard of a category of 'English Indian'. Perhaps because it's two countries, whereas British Indian is a more collective? I don't know how to word it and don't really want to get too technical about it!

Maybe I am now being naive (!) but I thought if you're born in a certain country you are naturally a citizen of said country. (in this case perhaps not Welsh, but British at the very least).

Not sure what's naive about it. My point was more how they will twist it into something it's not, like they've done already. Based on the fact he's a Christian and not a Muslim. Will they focus on his skin colour now, and ignore the religious aspect to suit their agenda? I'm very understanding that there has to be a different approach and solutions required at a core level of society to prevent this happening again, but that doesn't happen overnight. Politicians have to be asking why are younger black males being disproportionately involved in knife crime? What's missing from their lives to lead them down the path like this?

If he's born there, he is Welsh, no? His heritage is Rwandan because of his parents, but he's a Welsh citizen I'd have thought. I'll take myself as an example. I'm British as I was born here. But my heritage is Indian as that's where my family and older generations are from. I class myself, and fit into the category of, British Asian/British Indian. So that horrid individual who carried out the attacks is British or Welsh thanks to being born there, I'd have thought.

You've gotta wonder what's going through the minds of the prominent far right figures now. They don't like to have their ego bruised, love to deflect from being wrong or any hint of being embarrassed. So how will they spin this into an anti-Muslim rhetoric? They've gone past the point of barbaric acts in smashing up a mosque for no reason and terrorising communities. So what's next? Farage's statement the other day was embarrassing and sickening enough. What questions will he ask now? After all, he could have done so in parliament had he been bothered to show up. Or will they just hide away until the next 'protest' or 'rally'?

I know all too well. Amount of times I've gone to Vienna, Budapest, Ljubljana is annoying

This is another issue. Police arrested him. Done and dusted. It's not right that he should be there. He's a fvcking imbecile for having a knife in the first place, and even more stupid thinking he could get away with it with such heavy police presence. But what was the answer for those attending the rally? Attacking the police...

They've gone heavy on Prague now instead!

I don't understand their actions in the perspective and thinking of what they believe will happen next? I know it's become a bit of a cliché but it still rings true - you can't fight violence with violence. They may have wanted to 'protest' but they've just given themselves a worse reputation, so to speak, after their showing at Southport. Three girls get stabbed and they resort to violence against the community in which it happened as well as the police. Where did they think that would get them? Their issue is they're so wrapped up in their own hate-filled agendas (and racist ones, no doubt for some) that they will go along with what they're told (disinformation), become misled and let that fuel their actions. They only think in the present, and not beyond. They don't think of the consequences of their actions. Time and time again they've collectively let their anger boil over into aggression as someone stated earlier. They're incited by 'political figures' who indicate and validate their actions.

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Just common sense and a level of respect. As well as the above.

Not even the same treatment but go ahead and compare.