A Polish woman was booed by the Question Time audience last night after saying she no longer feels welcome in the UK after the Brexit vote.
The married mother explained that she had lived in Britain for 23 years and had ‘never been discriminated until Brexit came about’…
But she was interrupted by fellow audience members, who began to heckle and boo her…
The incident came days after a Home Office report revealed there was a ‘sharp increase’ in the number of race or religious hate crimes in the wake of the June 23 Eu referendum vote.
r and K are scales, and societies slide one way and then the other. Boos and heckles are a big change from just several months back, and they are a big step toward cries of “Lets get that bitch and fuck her up! YEAH!”
The amazing thing is that these shifts are being seen now, when resources are only slightly restricting in a barely detectable manner. Everybody has food, everybody can get what they need to survive, and we are all relatively safe, speaking from a historical perspective. But deep down, people are feeling the shift.
When ITZ happens, then we are going to really shift toward the K-side of the scale.
Given that we have come this far already, that shift will be incredible, especially given all the r-strategist Muslims who are going to have to be purged by force, if necessary.
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In all the stories of the Great Fire of London in 1666, there’s a constant refrain of angry mobs randomly attacking, sometimes killing, people of French, Dutch, and other nationalities as rumors blamed them for starting the fire. No mention of how foreigners were spotted, but clothes were very expensive in those days, so most people had only one set and didn’t replace it when they moved to another country.
In Poland citizens already do things like physically prevent homosexual pride parades. The booed rabbit was attracted to a place like the U.K., and the boiling off effect has made Poland even more Polish and recalcitrant.