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@opinion_black I just seen some black youths jumping the barrier at the station. Last week I seen some stealing in #Greggs serious something went wrong with the #Windrush why was it?

Call this out for what it is: We have all witnessed the quite disturbing scenes of predominantly black school aged children behaving appallingly in Clapham yesterday. There is a combination of factors as to why this took place and I am going to point them out without fear or favour. 1. Parents. This is your failure. The children are an extension of you. You have abdicated responsibility & chose to be ‘friends’ with your children instead of being the architects of authority, discipline & boundary setting. Instead you are weak and your children know you are, thus diluting any respect that they would naturally have for you. 2. Schools. When people like Katharine Birbalsingh & her elite teachers speak about standards, discipline and teaching children in a ‘no excuses environment’ many of you turn your noses up. However, do you really believe that children who attend her school ‘Michaela’ would behave this way in public? Neither do I. Schools and how they operate are a barometer of where this country will be in the near future. This alone should be ringing alarm bells but unfortunately it is not. 3. Parliament. Those that are legislators in this country are way out of sync with what is required to churn out functioning useful youngsters in this society. With Labour MPs seeking to legalise voting for those aged 16+ I am only surprised that they were not in Clapham giving out flyers telling these youngsters that they are only robbing shops because of ‘white people and slavery’. Vote Labour! 4. Police The police were totally useless yesterday. The police on the ground? No. Their bosses? Yes. Scotland Yard and Chief Superintendents are mostly now chosen for their senior roles based on politics, sexuality and wokeness. At least 100 youngsters should have been arrested, publicised widely, hurried through the system and severely punished. A clear message needed to be sent. It wasn’t. This is why it will now be a continual occurrence. 5. Social Media. 99% of these ‘link ups’ are organised via social media platforms. These companies must be subject to criminal injunctions when their platforms are used to promote chaos. Further, if found guilty then the penalties should include eye watering fines and three year imprisonment for their managing directors. Lastly, the age to use Social Media should rise to 18 years. Conclusion. Many of the youngsters will claim they were ‘just having a laugh’. That may well be true. Families who were locked in the stores or staff working in those stores would surely disagree. That behaviour was disgusting and you parents should point that out. There is a time coming where some of these parents should be criminally liable for their actions of their bloody children. We are blessed to be in a country like this despite its many faults. We also have many opportunities and are frittering them away. Do better and stop the damn excuses. Control your children.

@opinion_black Each society supports about 5% as losers. And these are losers. Most will end up on benefits and menial jobs. Drugs, prison stints and never get of the first rut on the ladder. And no one really cares for them nor wants to help them. Where did the #Windrush go wrong. Sad.

@mfograsf @CharlieCurrie12 Preaching to the converted 😂

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@AbigailStreet21 @ikeijeh No not poverty. This doesn’t happen in poor places. And when I was growing up less well off than today’s.

@ikeijeh It’s poverty. And it’s the holidays. They are bored and hopeless.

This is not a black problem, children do not generally behave like this in Ethiopia. However, it would be foolish to ignore the fact that the majority of youths in Clapham's disorder seem to be black. If we're too afraid to ask why this started, we'll never find out how it stops.

@ikeijeh Each society has 5% losers within. And these are losers. Most will end up on state benefits, menial work, drugs, stints in prison and social services involved with illegitimate children. Pity the parents who worked hard to get on in the uk. 🇬🇧 really sad.

@sinnfeinireland The forefathers would spin in their graves if the seen what SF did to #Ireland 100 years later with immigration and welcome everyone.

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@CharlieCurrie12 Yes.

GFA 🇮🇪 Nearly 28 years since the GFA was approved by voters. Yet Still No Reply To The Question That Follows: Those groups set against the Good Friday Agreement like the DUP need to answer the following question: When a Border Poll is carried out will you respect the outcome?

@spectator It’s sad that the windrush generation turned out like this in the end. Really sad 😞 #Windrush #Jamaica many of the elders must be mortified

The Afro-Caribbean community is one of the best integrated of all migrant groups in Britian, and so this week’s scenes are particularly unfortunate. We must surely ask why the teens rioting this week are so disengaged from any sense of British common life. Is this what anyone would have imagined successful integration would have looked like when the HMT Empire Windrush arrived in Britain in 1948? ✍️ James Graham Article | spectator.com/article/how-to…