Comments by "Dale Crocker" (@dalecrocker3213) on "Riot in Southport" video.

Oh do stop banging on about "far-right extremism". If there was an input from these semi-mythical figures it certainly met with approval from substantial numbers of the disaffected, ignored and vilified people who now constitute the British working class.
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@redflag4781 Most people in your echo chamber, perhaps. To most of the rest of us the Union Flag flies high above flags of Palestine, Ukraine and the Alphabet People.
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@brendanpells912 Nonsense These people are from Liverpool and with Irish backgrounds in many cases. Not Pakistanis from Leeds.
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No. Because they recognise the threat of rampant Islamism to the peace and well-being of our nation. It has little to do with race.
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Even if it is true that there was outside interference (which it probably isn't) the message didn't exactly fall on deaf ears, did it?
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@tony_w839 What's that got to do with the price of fish?
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@nasudsy5485 TR is not a racist. He is simply frightened by the growth of Islamism in this country. As am I.
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@nasudsy5485 Only when that faith demands I be converted to it on pain of death do I begin to feel just a bit threatened. Perhaps when the values and legal system of that faith appear to be on their way towards replacing Judaeo/Christian/enlightenment values as a basis for civilisation and dragging us back into the middle ages?
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@lolwalters2936 For now.
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@PlanetaryCitizen I'm sure they cared deeply.
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Utter tosh.
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Tommy Robinson and Nigel Farage both strike a chord in the hearts of the hundreds and hundreds of thousands of disaffected and vilified people who now constitute the British working class. There is nothing vile about their ideologies.
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