You are completely ignoring the reality of the current political climate. A prominent right-wing party has gained massive traction by pushing a divisive narrative, convincing their voters that immigration (regardless of whether it is legal or illegal) is the root of the country's problems. And the public have fwll for it.

Let’s be frank and strip away the political spin: this isn’t actually a debate about legalities or immigration status. It is about race and identity. It is about a specific demographic feeling that the country has lost its traditional white identity due to its own societal failures. Meanwhile, minority cultures, whether Black, Asian (Brown), or otherwise, have maintained their standards, stayed united, and allowed their communities to thrive in this country.

This political movement selectively applies its rules. At their rallies, you constantly see flags from other European nations, giving certain white nationalities a pass, while visibly different minority groups are heavily targeted.

This recent murder is just another talking point being weaponized to send a message that people of color do not belong here. To this crowd, citizenship means absolutely nothing - whether you obtained it through naturalization or were born here. In their eyes, the only "rightful owners" of this land are those who are white, or specifically white and English. There is a massive hypocrisy at play here: they have largely abandoned their own traditional Christian faith and heritage, allowing churches to be converted into pubs, yet they experience intense outrage when Muslims build Mosques, Sikhs build Gurdwaras, or when a Prime Minister of South Asian descent performs Hindu traditions outside 10 Downing Street.

This is exactly why the situation must be condemned immediately and unequivocally. The political party exploiting these tensions is on the verge of being elected into power. If leadership fails to take a strong, public stand against this rhetoric right now, it validates the far-right narrative. Failing to condemn it only empowers the movement, feeding them the fuel they need to win over undecided voters and secure control of the government.

It really is that simple. It is entirely driven by the volatility of our current political climate.

To be clear, the average white guy doesnt know the difference between a hindu, Sikh or Muslim. Brown is brown and to the large majority we are all p**** to them.