Matt Walsh

They can't take the brutality and vengefulness that underlies the treatment of innocent white men, women and children.

And then they fight back.

You know, you saw some violence in that footage.

So to be very clear, of course, I don't condone rioting.

Nobody should condone rioting, throwing bricks and garbage cans at police officers or wheelie bins, as they're called in Britain.

is wrong.

Now, of course, there's a meme going around of a British police officer saying, you know, I got hit in the head with a bin and somebody responding, I don't think you have, mate, which I admit is gold.

But even so, rioting does not accomplish anything and is immoral.

What Britons need to do is exactly what we've done in the United States recently, which is to elect a government that begins mass deportations and wages war on anti-white discrimination.

The government also needs to terminate every police officer who targets white people because of their skin color or political beliefs, starting with the officers who attacked protesters for no reason yesterday.

Watch.

It's reminiscent of the police officers who beat up Canadians during the truckers protest.

Truck drivers made their way to the capital of Canada where they peacefully assembled and the government responded by attacking them.

We're seeing the same thing right now in Britain as the authorities are clearly caught off guard by these demonstrations, weren't expecting it, but none of this should surprise anyone.

Even the violence, it's completely predictable.

Unlike the BLM riots, which were premised on a series of lies, including the lie that Derek Chauvin killed George Floyd, as well as the lie that the police routinely kill unarmed black men, the lie that it had anything to do with race either way, all that.

Unlike that, the unrest in Britain right now stems from something real and undeniable.

This is what happens when you enshrine racial discrimination into law, which is what the UK has done in many different ways, especially they did it in 2010 when they passed the so-called Equality Act.

And the law, as with many laws, did the exact opposite of what the name would suggest.

It provided that organizations can engage in positive action for the benefit of underrepresented groups.