Oof ... this is powerful stuff, with lots of swearies. A few of these people are off their heads with (manufactured) hate.

Starting way back with Farage/Brexit, and encouraged now by the likes of (Leaky) Sue Braverman - all combined with increasingly lower living standards, this is sure to get worse before it gets better.

https://twitter.com/TheNewsAgents/status/1628681074078531584

https://twitter.com/EnergyVampire10/status/1627499835887693824

Not watched them yet, but I do wonder how much of the Rotherham concerns come from the child abuse ring that was untouchable due to the fears of appearing racist.

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Not watched them yet, but I do wonder how much of the Rotherham concerns come from the child abuse ring that was untouchable due to the fears of appearing racist.

Yes, that's certainly added to it, and as a known volatile area it's more easily provoked by external bad actors!

So this is what BoJo has been up to ! Trying to stay relevant on the world stage ...

(NSFW c-bomb)

https://twitter.com/RussInCheshire/status/1629818059404767233?s=20

But the world leaders know who he really is ...

https://twitter.com/tradasro/status/1506923395765653510?s=20

I'm no expert on this, but from what I read, agitators came in from outside to stoke the flames. Sounds reasonable.

But certainly, there were plenty of scousers there too. Weird they don't seem bothered by the enormous printing plant just down the road that as far as I know still prints The Sun.

Also weird - 

- I wonder how many of the people taking the moral high ground over this issue have previously leered from their white vans as they pass by the Girls High School ?

- how some people suddenly become concerned about the homeless, but only during events like these.

- I can bet that no one in that hotel actually wants to be there, so why they aren't the protesters demonstrating outside the Home Office about the enormous backlog of applicants.

learn the difference between a statement and a question? Continually putting question marks at the end of sentences makes you look like half witted teenager.

I'm guessing you've all seen this by now, but here is the precise 45 seconds in which Rishi sums up why Brexit is so bad (despite him being a Leaver since Uni).

" The world's most exciting economic zone " ... you couldn't make this up. ? 

https://twitter.com/mikegalsworthy/status/1630528276786495488?s=20

Whilst I do want us to rejoin the EU, the argument that we used to be in the same place as NI when we were is slightly untrue. The UK doesn't have to follow the same rules as the EU so could have more or less favourable propositions to NI. NI can freely trade between either state.

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slightly untrue

I don't pretend to understand this fully (and don't even know the correct terms to write), but ...

'London' is hardly going to erect its own trade barriers with NI. I think the argument, if/when finalised, is that NI will be more free to trade with the EU ... just like 'London' was able to do back in 2015 (and can't now).

The point is that we could put up trade barriers with the EU that wouldn't apply to NI (or get better deals with countries outside of the EU) as we don't have to follow EU rules. NI can trade with either block. The UK pre-Brexit couldn't do that so it's not the same position. And yes, I'm very aware that we've not managed to get any worthwhile trade deals since leaving.