Comments by "TruthWarrior" (@Truth-warrior-j3e) on "CHAOS As UK Police Lose Control u0026 Flee From Migrant Gang!" video.

  1. Exactly which case is that then?
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  2.  @thosethatknowwillcontinuet5206 I'm on about actual evidence. I assume you must have loads of examples, but I only need one. Go on, prove it with just one example. I would love to be educated. Important tip though: make it an actual real case otherwise it's not an example and people might think the original comment was just made-up fake news.
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  3. @drewward8522 by “its people” I assume you choose to exclude all those persecuted which were a wide range chosen based on a combination of racist, political, and social ideologies. Including but limited to Jews, Romani people, Disabled, Political dissidents, Homosexuals, Jehovah's Witnesses, Slavs, Africans and people of African descent, Freemasons, some Christian clergy who opposed the regime, and individuals deemed "asocial" (such as the homeless and habitual criminals). Oh and I almost forgot, I assume you also exclude the 4.5 to 5.7 million German and Austrian soldiers that died during WW2. And this is your example of a “caring” approach. Do you see perhaps why it’s not such a convincing line of argument?
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  4. A lot of good advice here. Regarding legal changes I assume you mean the Criminal Justice Bill 2023 and Investigatory Powers (Amendment) Act 2024?
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  5. And what exactly does that mean?
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  6. So give me an example of when someone got arrested, convicted and sent to prison for running away
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  7.  @guitarfool70  well I have tried and have so far been unable to found any case where someone has been arrested simply for pointing out in a Facebook post police running away. Since you say it’s easy then great, do please share the specific example. I would love to find it. Thanks. …..or is it by chance just made up fake news?
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  8. And where did you get the information that police handed out £10 notes? Im genuinely curious.
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  9. The best bit of advice I have seen amongst these comments yet.
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  10.  @Iamgone1961  So vote for a different MP?
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  11. You are wrong.
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  12. Except thats not true. The United Kingdom is a secular state with a diverse population that includes people of various religions, including Islam. While there are Muslims who practice their faith within the UK, the country operates under a democratic political system with laws that are based on a mix of legal traditions, including common law, rather than Sharia law. It’s important to differentiate between the Muslim population in Britain, which is generally peaceful and integrated into society, and the small minority that may hold Islamist ideological views or engage in extremist activities. The UK’s Muslim population is diverse, with the vast majority of Muslims rejecting extremist ideologies. According to the 2021 Census, Muslims make up about 6.5% of the UK population. Surveys and studies have shown that British Muslims generally feel a strong sense of national identity and community integration.
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  13. ​ @liamstrange4939  and which bit is factually incorrect ?
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  14.  @liamstrange4939  And what evidence do you have that you are older than me? You are wrong again with your assumptions so perhaps that's an observable pattern that leads you to your incorrect conclusions? That thought might help you in the future hopefully. Everything I have said is verifiable - you can check. But to make it easy for you I will give you some pointers. Fact: UK is a secular state. You can look it up. Fact: the last census results showed circa 6.5% Muslim population in the UK. Facts relating to Muslim integration: 1. Educational Attainment: The educational attainment of British Muslims has been improving, with the percentage of Muslims achieving higher education qualifications. Graduation Rates: Recent data from the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA) indicates that the proportion of Muslim students achieving undergraduate degrees has steadily increased. In 2020-2021, Muslim students had a graduation rate comparable to the national average, showcasing the community's growing educational success." This demonstrates increasing integration within the UK’s educational system. 2. Employment: Muslims in the UK have shown significant participation in the workforce, with a growing number of professionals, entrepreneurs, and business leaders contributing to the economy. The Muslim Council of Britain highlights that Muslims are found in all sectors, from medicine and law to media and technology." — Muslim Council of Britain Report, 201* 3. Political Engagement: The number of Muslim Members of Parliament (MPs) has risen steadily, with 18 Muslim MPs elected in the 2019 general election. This represents a growing political engagement and integration of Muslims within the UK’s democratic processes. — BBC News, December 2019 4. Social Integration: Surveys indicate that British Muslims feel a strong sense of belonging to the UK. A 2016 study by the Policy Exchange found that 93% of British Muslims agreed that they felt a strong sense of belonging to Britain, higher than the national average of 88%. — Policy Exchange Report, 2016 These examples collectively suggest that the Muslim population in the UK is increasingly integrated across various facets of society, including education, employment, political participation, and social cohesion. So once again, specifically, which of this data is factually incorrect and what is your evidence for your claim?
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  15. Quite a lot judging by the amount of crime committed.
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