AOG
You asked:
"Why do we allow such disgusting scenes on our once peaceful English streets?"
Probably because we cherish the freedom to protest. There were about 500,000 anti-war protesters who converged on London on February 15th 2003. I assume that their right to protest against the war is as valid as the protesters you have highlighted. However, I think their aims have been clouded by their methods.
I would agree that the West needs to take urgent action against ISIL (or ISIL, or whatever they're calling themselves this week), but the imagery the protesters have used is immediately and comprehensively offensive, and does nothing to further their cause.
You went on to ask:
"Look what we have allowed in the quest to create a multicultural country?"
That looks like both a statement and a question. Not sure how to respond, but if your point is to alert us to the story, and a wider dismissal of multiculturalism, you have been successful. I feel chastised for being black in your country. For this, I apologise.
Lastly, you ask:
"If these Kurds feels so strong about what is happening to their fellow Kurds, why don't they go over to Iraq and help to get rid of ISIS?"
A laudable proposition, but wouldn't anyone going out to fight *against* ISIS/ISIL look exactly like those who have gone out to fight *for* ISIS/ISIL?
How would we know which could be safely let back into the coun...
Oh, I think I may be up to speed now.