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    1. MondeyMondey on

      Grim how many people it turns out think people from other parts of the world are just like…medically worse

    2. TotoCocoAndBeaks on

      So Reform and the Tories both have incidents of racism towards Black people in recent days. Reform has a huge antisemitism issue relative to other parties by proportion.

      And they try and claim on other days that the thing they care about is just ‚illegal immigration‘ and ‚people on boats‘?

      Meanwhile, although the racism scandals in Labour have been hugely embarassing, they do tend to at least kick out the offenders, rather than celebrating them.

      Where is the party for people who don’t want racism, want sensible immigration, sensible fiscal policy, and don’t want to sell the country to Trump and Putin like uncle Nige?

    3. Hungry_Horace on

      > „You see **what’s** coming across on the boats, and that’s what I am sort of registering.“

      And that was in her denial of being racist! She just can’t help herself with the dehumanising language.

      Reading the rest of her comments, she honestly sounds incredibly thick. I suspect the Tory party doesn’t have a deep well of talent to draw from in the West Country.

      This sort of language was commonplace and mainstream in the 70s when I was a kid. The rise of Reform goes to show that racism never really disappeared in the UK, it was shamed into going underground, and is now emboldened thanks to Farage and his US paymasters.

    4. Cultural_Buy80 on

      We need to call out and cancel these racists before Farage puts them in his wannabe cabinet.

    5. Africa will have hundreds of millions more young males looking to come in short order, we need the workforce. They are the future global population.

    6. Amateur racist, should have said „military age black men“ for extra scare power.

    7. >This is not about being prejudiced. This is about my concern for what is happening. And I really worry about young girls. If you have a look, it looks like these girls are being attacked by people from these boats.”
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      >Asked if there were any ‘small boats’ coming into Cornwall or if it was an issue in her ward of St Blazey, she said: “No, it’s not a problem for Cornwall at the moment.“
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      >And asked if she’d commented on recent cases of sexual assault and rape by white people in Cornwall itself, she replied: “No.”

      Quite a shocking display of ignorance from Pauline Giles there. In St Austell, violence and sexual offences count for 43.8% of reported crime in the last 12 months. In 2024 there were 125 recorded rapes and sexual offences.
      The town has a rate of 46 sexual offences per 10,000 people. The crime rate is 20% higher than the national average.

      St Austell is 96% white.

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