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33 minutes ago, Steven P said:

 

I've not had a chance but a local teacher was talking to me about it - hard to watch but made her have to stop and think. She recommended it, so I'll try to catch it sometime - kind of conversation we had was that most parents would do well to have a watch

Any chance you can answer that very simple question SP 

You can’t stay away and have plenty to say but just can’t seem to be honest about one subject. 

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1 hour ago, sime42 said:

Young white British people do however get radicalised by toxic online tripe.

 

WWW.BBC.CO.UK

Sir Keir Starmer tells them there is not a "policy lever that can be pulled" to combat online misogyny.

 

Will he have the balls to do anything about it though I wonder?

 

I've not seen the program but it's certainly getting a lot of attention. Rightly so for this issue IMO. Anyone watched it?

 

 

It's canny. Amazing film direction and production. 

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Posted (edited)
48 minutes ago, Johnsond said:

Well 42 he can’t sort online radicalisation can he neither 🤷‍♂️not like they didnt know about the Southport killer’s activities before he massacred innocent kids, and for that matter numerous other attacks. I think we have a far bigger problem with radical Islamic teachings ( As government security advisers have warned ) than with a bit of misogyny and a mysterious far right I keep hearing about. 

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The online group operated in California, and actively supporting neo-Nazism, nihilism, and pedophilia as the core principles.

 

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Cameron Finnigan was immersed in the 764, a dark online community whose members film and share acts of extreme violence. Sky News has found traces of this group - and has...

 

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Four members of a neo-Nazi online group have been charged with federal crimes accusing them of grooming and extorting more than a dozen children to produce pornographic media...


There are rotters everywhere. 

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2 minutes ago, Mark J said:
WWW.JPOST.COM

The online group operated in California, and actively supporting neo-Nazism, nihilism, and pedophilia as the core principles.

 

NEWS.SKY.COM

Cameron Finnigan was immersed in the 764, a dark online community whose members film and share acts of extreme violence. Sky News has found traces of this group - and has...

 

WWW.YAHOO.COM

Four members of a neo-Nazi online group have been charged with federal crimes accusing them of grooming and extorting more than a dozen children to produce pornographic media...


 

So two news articles from America and a single fat sad prick of a lad 🤷‍♂️that’s your fat right threat !!

Ill put up a few articles covering beheadings and bombings if you want mark that have actually happened in UK streets by radical Islam followers 

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22 minutes ago, Johnsond said:

So two news articles from America and a single fat sad prick of a lad 🤷‍♂️that’s your fat right threat !!

Ill put up a few articles covering beheadings and bombings if you want mark that have actually happened in UK streets by radical Islam followers 

If you read a wee bit more into it you'd find that what I posted was the tip of the iceberg. But you won't as it doesn't suit your narrative. 

Like I said, "There are rotters everywhere". 

Posted (edited)
19 minutes ago, Mark J said:

If you read a wee bit more into it you'd find that what I posted was the tip of the iceberg. But you won't as it doesn't suit your narrative. 

Like I said, "There are rotters everywhere". 

Tip of the iceberg 😳😳😳you ain’t wrong there Mark. No narrative Mark just facts 🤷‍♂️you want me to list the Islamic terror attacks the uk has endured in say last 20 years  I’ll do that and you can put up the far right extremist terror attacks the uk has endured over the same period in comparison. 👍👍
A sad fat prick teenager online  doesn’t count ok “ just to keep it fair” remember “facts” not fantasy ok 👍👍

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15 minutes ago, Johnsond said:

Tip of the iceberg 😳😳😳you ain’t wrong there Mark. No narrative Mark just facts 🤷‍♂️you want me to list the Islamic terror attacks the uk has endured in say last 20 years  I’ll do that and you can put up the far right extremist terror attacks the uk has endured over the same period in comparison. 👍👍
A sad fat prick teenager online  doesn’t count ok “ just to keep it fair” remember “facts” not fantasy ok 👍👍

Don't bother. 

I can read, you should too:
 

HOMEOFFICEMEDIA.BLOG.GOV.UK

News and updates from Home Office Media

 

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Posted
1 hour ago, Johnsond said:

Well 42 he can’t sort online radicalisation can he neither 🤷‍♂️not like they didnt know about the Southport killer’s activities before he massacred innocent kids, and for that matter numerous other attacks. I think we have a far bigger problem with radical Islamic teachings ( As government security advisers have warned ) than with a bit of misogyny and a mysterious far right I keep hearing about. 

 

You've missed the bigger picture again Davey . Take those blinkers off Dobin!

 

Islamic extremism is but one of the evils cultivated and propagated by toxic online tripe. I don't descriminate between that and suicide encouragement stuff, misogyny, paedo stuff, far right crap, antisemitism, eating disorders, extreme animal cruelty, childhood bullying, Conspiracy Theories - the list is long and varied.

 

You're right about the Southport case though 👍, I very much doubt that would've happened without his easy access to all that content swilling around online, 30 years ago for instance. (Though Islamic extremism was just a small part of the ****************ed up shit that he subscribed to.) Same with that guy in Sweden a couple months back, (how did you miss reporting on him on here btw? He had a thing about Syrians I think.) Or that guy in Luton recently, that could have been so much worse. He was just radicalised into thinking he wanted to be famous for killing lots of innocent little school children, nothing to do with religion. You need to broaden your outlook. Or modify you agenda.

 

Sure Starmer can't sort it, but he could at least do something to improve the situation. Banning smart phones in schools would be an easy starter, very low hanging fruit. Minimum age for social media maybe? Sure, some kids will circumvent controls, but not the majority, it's got to be worth a try. Put some pressure on the tech bros to remove some of the worst content maybe? I mean, why does anyone need to see beheadings? Australia is being positively proactive in tackling this issue. As I think are France and Denmark. They're civilised countries like that.

 

As an aside. Islam has been in existence for millennia, but a lot of the kind of sick actions carried out in it's name haven't occured until recently. Probably a similar timescale to the advent of the internet/social media/mobile devices. Is that correlation or causation do you think? I'll give you a clue, it begins with a C!

 

 

 

 

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