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Nice one.

People on this platform are in hysterics because they don’t understand why people feel as they do.

Carry on making mistakes and losing. Be my guest
Yes of course incarceration works.

A tiny fraction of the population commits the majority of crime.

Longer sentences, rather than non-custodial punishments and early release, keep them where they can do no harm for longer.

Better policing would obviously help too.
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The FA made a grave misstep by turning the England team into a platform for divisive moral grandstanding by taking the knee before every game.

And then liberals made a grave misstep by turning Southgate into a totem for ‘new masculinity’

Now no one listens to them or him
It is true that unemployment is rising and that a big part of the problem is that businesses cannot afford to employ people due to increases in the minimum wage and NIC (especially on top of all the other cost increases they face).

That is not a moral question, it is simply fact.
Yes, important to attack anyone complaining about the consequences of mass immigration
Yes, we are overregulated.

Not least thanks to the Tories.

Something to remember when people on the left pretend that we had 14 years of free market right wing government
Did you put “British” in quotes because they were Jewish / Irish / Romany?
But there are villages like the ones he describes. You may not like the way he characterises the problem, but it is real.

Small, quiet communities dwarfed by the opening of a migrant facility that then experience crime, sexual assault, etc.

What is our response to this?
Decades of mass immigration means that we now also have to worry about people who were born here, as well as the ones who have just arrived and whatever children they may have in the future.

See also: axel Rudakubana
We should not be afraid of data.

We should know what is true and make decisions accordingly
An example of this is stop and search. A policy that is effective at cutting knife crime (and black deaths) was abandoned because of public (elite) concern that it was a racist policy, with those being stopped “disproportionately” being black. But it is proportional to the risk.
They are black. That’s an important piece of information

Black people, on a per capita basis, commit more knife crime than other racial groups. there are huge differences between black ethnic groups too. So it would be good to know more

If we live in ignorance we will continue to make bad choices
Correct. Ethnicity does. Import more people from high functioning countries and while there will be some issues with cohesion and ethnic preferences, crime and our fiscal situation will improve.

Import more people from low trust, low income, high violence societies and we will import those problems
No, they are not. But they are our burden. The rest of the world is not.
Which is a rather different point
Also for example:

Silber & Bhatt (2007) - The Radicalization of Diasporas and Terrorism (RAND): Second-generation "failed assimilations" form a key terrorist profile in Europe (e.g., UK 7/7 bombers, three second-gen Pakistanis), driven by aggrievement from Western policies and integration failures
For example:
Granath et al. (2025) - Changes in Immigrant Population Prevalence and High Violent Crime in Sweden: second-generation immigrants' involvement in high-violent crimes rising with population growth, linked to integration challenges; rates 2-3x higher than natives for certain subgroups
Re: B I think we have now passed the point where we can continue with the comfortable fiction that the only differences between peoples are skin colour.

We know that a Japanese person and subsequent generations will be unlikely to commit violence, while an Afghani and offspring will be high risk
I’m not speculating, we will find out in due course. But ethnicity is one data point and should not be covered up.
I’m specifically talking about ones from populations with high violent crime rates.

Many studies show this.