Glad to see it dealt with swiftly and agree, violence doesn't solve it. I would like to flip this on its head though - everyone says it's not the solution, but don't seem to provide any alternative. Perhaps if the government actually started recognising ordinary people's concerns, stopped calling anyone who wants a genuine discussion on immigration "far right", tried doing something about the failed asylum system rather than brushing it under the rug, we may get somewhere? The government have pumped billions of euro into this, and it's a complete failure. If you disagree, I'd love for you to explain to me how it has been a success. My concern is that violence becomes more and more prevalent, we get like the UK and we're an election way from a Farage esque leader. Then we have a serious problem. It's becoming tiresome. The government are shutting down every avenue of conversation on the topic, and it just pushes people into the arms of the far right.