Much like many far-leftists, there’a constant double standard for certain conduct depending on which “side’s” narrative the conduct serves. And like most far-leftists, when their servants riot it’s considered a “peaceful protest.” But when their ideological counterparts raise any level of a stink over true injustice, they consider it a riot.
Newly elected Prime Minister Keir Starmer voiced his displeasure and gave his constituency a stern talking to, and subsequent warning, concerning conduct seen after it was reported that a Welsh man of Rwandan heritage allegedly stabbed and killed three young girls at a “Taylor Swift-themed dance class” on August 30.
There’s been a week of riots, what the state-run media outlet BBC termed “far-right” demonstrations, and large gatherings protesting the rampant migration that has plagued the U.K. for years.
Starmer came out a vehemently condemned the outrage, saying “far-right” protesters “will regret taking part in this disorder,” which he believes is directed towards Muslims in the country following the murders of the three girls.
But the hypocrisy of Starmer’s statement is what people are talking about on social media in particular.
When the “Summer of Love” George Floyd riots happened all over the U.S. and some foreign countries, Starmer sang a different tune.
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“Like you, I was shocked and angered at the killing of George Floyd,” Starmer said in 2020. “And the response of President [Donald] Trump and the U.S. authorities to the peaceful protests, to people rightly demanding justice, has been an affront to humanity.”
Another lefty limey heard from. Well, at this time, a lot of the people in Starmer’s own country believe he’s “an affront to humanity.”
Someone went to the trouble of putting his two completely different takes side by side in order to put Starmer’s clear double standard of “justice” on display for all to see.
When people say #TwoTierKeir, it can be no clearer than this comparison between his response to the BLM riots, and the riots on our streets today. pic.twitter.com/gyfF7IzgKw
— Darren Grimes (@darrengrimes_) August 5, 2024
‘Nuff said.
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