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More racial violence, from across the pond.
- Thread starter Savant
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Nothing new but it happens fairly infrequently and whites are also out cruising for blacks and asians to beat up.
http://story.theuknews.com/index.php/ct/9/cid/5ba58fd38447f467/id/44799181/
The above crime happened near me and are becoming more frequent.
http://story.theuknews.com/index.php/ct/9/cid/5ba58fd38447f467/id/44799181/
The above crime happened near me and are becoming more frequent.
I have never looked for videos of violent attacks but since I actually live here I can testify that whites do attack minorities and have done for many a long year. I have seen black on black, catholic on protestant and all the various Asian groups fight it out but as a white male that gets about I have never ever felt ill at ease in any black area of London.Quote from Savant:
Why does there seem to be so few videos of that to be found?
Minority on English attack videos seem to be pretty easy to find.
I HAVE! In muslim/pakistani areas at least, I haven't been to any black area, per se, in London. Of course, if you live somewhere like, say, Kensington then you tend to be insulated from it, by and large.
Quote from Dragons Teeth:
I have never looked for videos of violent attacks but since I actually live here I can testify that whites do attack minorities and have done for many a long year. I have seen black on black, catholic on protestant and all the various Asian groups fight it out but as a white male that gets about I have never ever felt ill at ease in any black area of London.
My brother had a place in Newham for a while which is about 32% white and it was OK and other than a few Nigerians with attitude I can't say I felt any racial tension.Quote from Savant:
I HAVE! In muslim/pakistani areas at least, I haven't been to any black area, per se, in London. Of course, if you live somewhere like, say, Kensington then you tend to be insulated from it, by and large.