Bharat Rakshak

The issue is not one-on-one interactions. It is that e.g., when it came to "grooming" gangs, the law was not permitted to operate. When it comes to hooliganism in Leicester, the law is not permitted to operate.

That supposedly "voluntary" Shariah councils operate whose decisions are technically not legally binding, but the women feel coerced into accepting the decisions -- and there is no help from the larger "liberal" society that is fearful of being labeled racist or Islamophobic.

Then there is the issue that is for the UKers to solve - that people who have worked and paid into the system all their lives are short-changed, while refugees are given houses with as many bedrooms as they have children and generous unemployment benefits and they essentially scam the system and take it as life-long benefits instead of taking it to be a time-limited helping hand while they find their footing.

As someone pointed out in one of those sharp but useless debates on YouTube between Mussalman and Britisher, it doesn't matter if 97% of them are decent, law-abiding people. It takes only 3%, especially when unopposed by those decent, law-abiding people, to ruin a society.

Yup it is the M veto and lawfare that hurts everyone... 1-1 I have not seen any issues at work or outside. That way society is good at keeping a lid on things but things have been getting worse I hear in places like Luton and up north... the illegal boat migration is creating the pressure in the cooker just like in India bcoz we feeling is we might be able to fix the locals but the outsiders will openly transgress