Nationalist rioters seeking to protect "our girls" before going home for a bit of Tina Turner
The move to fight back against the "Great Replacement" may have something of an optics issue, after the Guardian revealed that two out of every five people arrested for participating in last summer's anti-migrant riots had been previously reported to the police for domestic abuse.
"Police data released under freedom of information (FoI) laws shows that 41% of 899 people arrested for taking part in the violent disorder last July and August had been reported for crimes associated with intimate partner violence. For those arrested by one police force, this figure was as high as 68%.Previous offences include actual bodily harm, grievous bodily harm, stalking, breach of restraint and non-molestation orders, controlling coercive behaviour and criminal damage."
The riots were spurred by the murder of three young girls at a Taylor-Swift-themed dance class in Southport on 29 July by Axel Rudakubana, the child of refugees.
The high incidence of domestic abuse with rioting over "bad things" done by migrants, unearthed by the Guardian, is thought to be a key feature of "bad thing nationalism." This is nationalism that is based on emphasising something bad connected to migrants -- like lower wages, funny smells, housing shortages, grooming gangs, terrorism, etc.
Bad thing nationalism appears to be the only kind of nationalism that British "normies" are allowed to have. This is mainly because it can easily be countered, either by finding good things that migrants have done -- like Premier League football, nursing, or fast-food deliveries -- or simply by pointing to bad things that White people have done, like giving the missus a "panda's eye" after a hard day of rioting.
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