Labour has allowed violence to spiral out of control
Sainsbury’s in Merton, nowhere more quiet and respectable, you would think? Not so.
No one speaks to anyone else in there … not a sign of friendliness or camaraderie … just seething resentment and anger.
Which bubbled up yesterday into a murder of someone in a queue. An accusation of queue jumping. A woman allegedly phoned her “partner”, no doubt has who sired her ba****ds who will we suspect by now have been taken “into care”, and he allegedly knocked the victim to the ground, who apparently wasn’t even the guy blamed for queue jumping.
Mindless violence. An alleged perpetrator so thick that he could not even attack the ‘real’ queue jumper (if there was such an incident).
This incident crystallises and encapsulates how violent our society has become. People are scared of these ‘alleged’ thugs and other brainless, semi-educated, benefit-claiming, knife-wielding hoodlums. Labour has allowed violence to spiral out of control, so such an incident isn’t really surprising – just part of every day life. Is it any wonder millions of Britons have voted with their feet and left this country?
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