Comments by "TJ Marx" (@tjmarx) on "Belgian MP shares Twitter video of intimidation by young men in Brussels" video.

If the system worked they'd be deported for showing antisocial behaviour.
16
They're attacking because he has his phone out with the camera on, and they don't want to be recorded in the background. So naturally, they follow him...
11
@toyotaprius79 He was already filming. He was doing one of those cringe vlog style videos EU politicians seem to love doing, when he walked passed these two. The video actually does start at the beginning of the confrontation, it's just got the political message before it trimmed off. They were upset that he walked by and caught them on camera. It's a good indication that they were doing something illegal when he walked by and they didn't want that getting out. Deport them. Make a big song and dance about deporting them. Problem solved
7
@blacktea65s That is a far distance away from physical intimidation and violence against someone minding their own business. To be clear, I am advocating deportation for any immigrant, anywhere, who demonstrates antisocial behaviour not just those from a particular region. I would advocate the same for a first generation immigrant from Germany or Italia displaying this kind of behaviour just as much. The message should be clear, if you wish to immigrate to our country you must assimilate the culture and values. If you feel you want to hold other values instead, it would be prudent to find a host country that already shares in the values you wish to hold.
5
@mikebarton Because they have very clear, and obvious African accents... That's twice you'd made a fool of yourself.
5
@mikebarton The thick African accent was a give away? The shame is yours
4
@mikebarton You know what first generation means, right? Edit: That his comments are now deleted would suggest Mike realised how foolish he was being. Good job Mike, we all make mistakes and I'm glad you realised yours.
4
@kukulroukul4698 We are all less intelligent for having read your comment.
1
@mariuszfurman4767 This is false. Accent is not determined in childhood and then lifelong. Instead it's a result of the community you find yourself in. After spending time surrounded by and engaging with people whom hold a different accent to your birth, you will in fact acquire their accent. Accent is fluid, not fixed. These were very clearly first generation immigrants, whether they had been granted citizenship yet or not is irrelevant if they're now displaying antisocial and criminal behaviour. Citizenship granted upon immigration is different than that inherented with birth. Granted citizenship can be, and as a regular occurrence is, revoked. To defend those whom act with utter disregard to community and law, is a reflection upon your character. To do so with such hollow and preposterous narrative reeks of desperation. You have no argument, implied nor actual.
1
Seems pretty simple, deport them.
1