>>62428
We're British, we know a good idea when we see one. We nicked curry from India, Christmas markets from Germany, and tea from the far east and building an empire on tea from the Dutch.

Also, it's good for the economy. Everyone in France has a gilet jaune because it's the law whereas these guys are having to buy them from proper British companies like Sports Direct.

>>62429
>CHRISTMAS MARKETS FROM GERMANY

Nobody actually likes Christmas markets. It's all part of a con by big mulled wine.

Can we just deport everyone who live-streams from their phone? It seems like it'd solve 80% of our problems overnight.

>>62428
This one seems like a new hero.

>>62433

I fear in ridiculing him we'll only set him up as more influential for that lot. Racists love a martyr.

>>62433
He's trying to be Are Tommeh Mk II. Apparently he's a middle class kid from a leafy area near Leicester trying to make out he's working class salt of the earth who decided to get involved in activism after a eskimo taxi driver beat him up, which lead to him posting things about Shamanism on a website called proactive patriots.

He's even copied Tommeh by begging for donations on PayPal so he can continue the fight against the establishment conspiracy trying to silence him. From a cursory glance at his Twitter account he believes papers like the express are too left wing and part of the mainstream establishment.

I'm not entirely sure they've thought this through.

>>62437
What? Are you saying you're too good for R British children?

>>62438
It's the pentioners I'm standing up for. Put them all in poverty. Hopefully they'll all freeze to death this winter.

>>62437

Even aside from the glaring fuckup, what in god's name is a 'fake law'?

>>62440
Laws that are fake. Fake laws.

I don't get it, lads. Surely when you become a Tory MP there's a certain expectation that you will be called a Nazi at some point. When did our politicians get so soft?

>>62442
Why is the flag of the Jewish Autonomous Oblast in the background?

>>62443
Well, why wouldn't it be in the background?

>>62443

The news report was about nuclear homosexuals. That was a big concern in the 80s. Different times.

>>62437
Similarly yet unrelated
http://www.boots-uk.com/

>>62447

Now, would you like that lanced or burnt off?

>>62446
Every company, no matter how small, is required by law to prominently display such a statement on its website.

>>62449

Only businesses with an annual turnover of more than £36m are required to comply with Section 54 of the Modern Slavery Act.

>>62449

I'm a different poster but...

>>62449
3.1 Any organisation in any part of a group structure will be required to comply with the provision and
produce a statement if they:
• are a body corporate or a partnership (described as an “organisation” in this document), wherever
incorporated;
• carry on a business, or part of a business, in the UK;
• supply goods or services; and
• have an annual turnover of £36m or more.

>>62452
that last bit's important

>A pro-Brexit activist has admitted to public order offences after calling MP Anna Soubry a Nazi outside Parliament. James Goddard, 30, from Altrincham, Greater Manchester, pleaded guilty to causing alarm and distress using threatening or abusive language.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-49050288

Fucking hell, lads. Is it actually against the law to call someone in public a nazi? I've called people worse, a lot worse. Suppose I better leave the country before the rozzers catch me.

>>63759

If you make a habit of verbally abusing people on their way to work, I think we can do without you.

>>63759
I'm assuming he was following her down the street and shouting it at her, if he'd just gone "yous a Nazi, you are" and cleared off I'm fairly certain he'd have been alright.

>It's not what you said, it's the way you said it

The best bit:

>He also admitted one racially aggravated public order offence against a police officer.

Those far-right nutters have, allegedly, beaten up are Owen.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-49381944