Comments by "Acid Joke" (@PWMoze) on "LBC" channel.

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  26. It's interesting that as soon as the discussion turns to the anti semitic chants, posters and plackards in the pro-Palestinian march, the clip ends. No mention is made of the pro-Hamas headbands, the calls for Jihad and the Islamic State flags and slogans openly being waved by people in the crowd. Apparently we seem to have a very selective view of what 'far right' actually means at the moment. I've always associated the phrase with racial hatred, especially anti-semitism, intolerance of dissent, being anti democratic, having a binary view of culture and politics divided between the enemies and the allies, homphobia, sexism, an intolerance of free speech and debate, a general distaste for liberal values and it's institutions not to mention an inclination towards genocidal, militaristic solutions. Does that sound at all familiar? Seems to me there were just as many examples of that kind of thing amongst the pro-Palestine marchers as there were amongst the hooligans on Saturday. Why are we not recognizing the reactionary, 'far-right' leanings of the muslim fundamentalists? They may have been 'only a small fraction' of the crowd on Saturday but there was still a very large number of them, and they were completely unashamed of the hate filled rhetoric they were spouting (especially the young girls in the crowd for some reason?). The only reason why it didn't spill over into violence was because the police treated them with respect and took great care not to openly confront any of them unless absolutely necessary. Just like at the BLM protests during lockdown. I wonder why the double standard? Could the awful Braverman have actually been right for once? Just an observation... I wonder why?
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