Why Is It Always Left To The Right To Protest About Such Things?

[anotheoldgit]

We hear much condemnation against those who protest over situations that could in time affect us all.

These protests are called right wing protests, and those joining in and taking part are labelled fascists, Nazis, racists etc.

Why is this, and why is it that those on the left of politics are the only ones that are prepared to let our women be raped, our school children attacked, on the way home from trips abroad and others groomed in their own country, without also taking to the streets in protest?

[bazwillrun]

"Perhaps there is no term for one concerned over the future of the UK and Europe."

oh there is...on here we are called ,racist, xenophopic, knucklehead etc etc...

[gness]

Oh I don't think that can be right, Baz.......I've never been called those things.....on here or anywhere else......?

[mikey4444]

pipedpiper...days after you first heard of this individual, you are still coming out with ::::

"Good man Tommy Robinson. The voice of the people. I like him"

So you like fascist, loud-mouthed, ex-criminal, racists then ?

Amazing.

[EDDIE51]

What good would 'Taking to the streets' do for the Calais Immigrant situation? Or the attacks on women in Germany?
The school coach to which you refer got exactly the same treatment that every vehicle going through the Calais terminal is subject to . Your post suggests that it was singled out for attack because it carried a British school party, which is just not the case .
I certainly do NOT support or condone the groups that are doing these things !
Who exactly are 'prepared to let our women be raped' I have not heard of that happening in the UK
I just do not see what good 'taking to the streets' here in the UK would do to help against these acts that are carried out abroad.
If there had for example, been a mass rape of women here in the UK then I am sure that there would have been people 'out on the streets' in protest.
As to children being 'groomed' do you think that happens out in the streets where we could actually witness it and stop it?
The Pegida protest I do agree with but it is far removed from the other problems you suggest we should be 'out on the streets ' to protest against.

[Mamyalynne]

It is many a moon since I took part in a protest march and am now not fit or able to do so - not nice to read the implication that not hitting the streets with placards or flags means one is 'prepared' to let these attacks and other atrocities take place.

There are many ways to sound one's protest - as for marches as long as they are peaceful and meaningful there is nothing wrong with them.

For all of you who are going on a protest march or rally - be safe.

[mikey4444]

Pipedpiper...you can tell a lot about who a chap chooses for his friends.
Hoisted by your own petard I'm afraid.

[mikey4444]

"more sense than any other politician I have heard"

You confessed just a few days ago that you had never heard of Robinson !

You need to get out more often PP !

[mikey4444]

"I am not particularly interested in politics"

I would never have guessed PP !

[Khandro]

With the UK government helping immigrants to quash convictions for illegal entry to the country (would you believe?) I guess someone has to speak up;

http://www.jihadwatch.org/2016/01/uk-government-helps-immigrants-quash-convictions-for-illegal-entry-into-the-country

[mikey4444]

Anybody asked Nick Griffin for his opinion yet ?

( PP....Nick Griffin was the leader of the BNP, just in case he's another racist, fascist politician you haven't heard of )

[Zacs-Master]

This is how easy it is to recruit people Mikey.