Man who spent full year insisting ‘All Lives Matter’...

[TwoWhalesInAPool]

... perfectly comfortable with migrant boats sinking in the Channel.​

A man who spent the last year tweeting #AllLivesMatter whenever anyone called for help for a particularly vulnerable sub-group of our society, has today decided that the migrants drowning while crossing the channel is perfectly acceptable.

Simon Williams, 35, is of the view that ‘all lives matter’ only when it helps weaken the argument of people he doesn’t like, preferring the moniker ‘some lives matter’ when the lives at stake are those he’s not particularly keen on.

He told us, “ALL lives matter – and that shouldn’t be a controversial opinion and everyone should all shut up and agree with me.

“It’s important to remind people that all lives matter whenever they call for protection for a very specific group that doesn’t include people who look like me and think like me.”

However, when asked about the ongoing attempts by asylum seekers to cross the channel in small dinghies, with at least 30 drowning after their boat sank earlier today, he told us, “Well I don’t know what they expected? They knew the risks, so it’s tough – they should have stayed in France.

“In fact, if you ask me we should just tell the RNLI to let them drown, or better still, send in the Navy to sink a few of them and that’ll be the end of it.

“It’s mostly terrorists anyway.”

When it was pointed out that only yesterday boats arrived that included both children and pregnant women, he said, “Yeah, but that’s how the terrorists stop you blowing them up. They know we’re weak. They’d soon stop coming if they all ended up at the bottom of the channel.

“I don’t know what you mean, this in no way contradicts my previous position that all lives matter.”

Sociologist Derek Matthews told us, “Yeah, we’ve noticed the correlation. A Venn diagram of people who have tweeted AllLivesMatter in the last twelve months and people who say we should be making these migrant dinghies turn around and go back to France is basically a circle.

“And yes, it’s a really big circle full of arseholes.”


via Daily Ironic

 

[Saphire]

Hypocrites.

 

[breakwake_]

“It’s important to remind people that all lives matter whenever they call for protection for a very specific group that doesn’t include people who look like me and think like me.” Really?

Camborne NHS nurse 'may have to leave job' over housing crisis

Lesley Weeks says she cannot find any suitable accommodation and is being evicted in December.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[Altair]

So you're a Nurse?. Who knew!..Ha...

 

[Moriarty]

All those poor migrants.
Fleeing France.

 

[TwoWhalesInAPool]

Good Christian and right-wing journalist Quentin Letts reminds everyone of little-known Bible story where Jesus told refugees to ‘sod off back where you came from’​

The bible story, known in Letts’ bible study group as ‘Jesus and the scrounging illegals’, is seen by many as a parable for the way we should treat those in need when they come looking with empty hands.

Letts told viewers of ITV’s Good Morning show, “Sure, the Bible has plenty of stuff about Jesus helping the poor, and people in need, and people who are suffering, but it’s also important to recognise that he did not like a scrounger.

“In the tale of the scrounging illegals, Jesus himself stops the refugees coming into town after stopping one of them who is wearing Adidas trainers and using an iPhone.

“That’s because Jesus knew when someone was taking the piss, and so he turned them around and sent them packing. And if it’s good enough for the Son of God, then it’s good enough for me.

“We have to stop the UK being a soft touch to illegal immigrants, and the Bible shows us the way.”

When it was pointed out to Letts that France actually processes almost four times as many asylum claims as the UK, and that asylum-seekers get better benefits in France than they do here, he insisted it “wasn’t enough”.

He went on, “I don’t care if other countries are doing much more than we are to help asylum seekers, I care that we are doing anything at all.

“It’s time we listened to the lessons of the Bible and acted like good Christians, by sending them all back.”

via - Daily GTF

27 Nov 2021

 

[Moriarty]

I find it funny that saying "All lives matter" is now somehow a perjorative.

I can say "Black lives matter" and the virtue signalling throng will all piously agree.
But if I said "Blue lives matter" oh noes..
If I said "White lives matter", hell thats a Godwins Law away from a prison term.

"All lives matter" is a simple statement of fact.
However, most people who say it or refute it are to blind, willfully or through simple ignorance to realise what it really means.

The lives of all those in Africa who die supplying us with the materials for the batteries in our mobile phones.
The lives in China who are sacrificed for the sake of both the Communist Party and the insatiable thirst for cheap goods we all buy.
The lives of the Eastern European women who are trafficked into slavery, drug addiction and prostitution.
The lives of our own people living on the streets.

The list of people around the world who are worse off because of our greed.
They are the ones that matter, not the self rightous opinions of leftist asshats who see thier utopia in love, rainbows and unicorns.

Watching the Yemeni people fleeing across thier own homeland, going from tent city to tent city, all due to weapons we supplied.
Watching as the EU makes it's move into the Sahel region of Africa with an unprecedented economic land grab.

In 2012 Peter Sutherland a former Goldman Sachs chairman and a former chairman of BP, addressed the UN while he worked for the Global Forum on Migration and Development, he said :-

"The United States, or Australia and New Zealand, are migrant societies and therefore they accommodate more readily those from other backgrounds than we do ourselves, who still nurse a sense of our homogeneity and difference from others.
And that's precisely what the European Union, in my view, should be doing its best to undermine."

Destruction of the Nation State into a multiculteral global system of governence, sounds great for all those who believe centralised power works.
Be that Socialist, communist, fascist or technocratic.

There is just one thing standing in its way.
Ideology.