My take on "Adolescence".

I watched the series, it was quite compelling and also very emotional at times.

However; the narrative they are pushing that knife crime is being committed by 13 year old white boy "incels" has blown my mind.

The fact is, and you can source this from a very quick google search, the majority of British knife crime is being committed by ethnic minorities (or majorities now in some cities). Gang warfare, drug turf disputes, the rise in wanting to be a "gangster" perpetuated by drill music videos where the theme is slicing people up...you see where I'm going?

Parliament now want to discuss knife crime in the UK- like it wasn't bad enough when Axel Rudukubana slashed his way through a room of innocent little children, murdering 3 young girls in the process. Where was the parliament discussions then?

Little Ava White, stabbed in the neck in Liverpool city centre for telling a 14 year old boy to stop recording her on his phone... where was the out cry then?

The list is endless...

Why are young white boys the cause for concern?

The theme is that they are spending time online being radicalised by far right or red and blue pill content.

I admit, as a woman, I dislike the Andrew Tate misogyny. But so do most decent and good men. They know it's filthy subversive propaganda and another way to cause divide amongst white men and women.

Feminism is another root cause of why young boys may be seeking out such content. Whilst there is nothing wrong with women having rights, we have emasculated our men folk far too much. The balance is all out.

The narrative at the moment is break down the white man. It's tiring to see; god only knows how they must feel.

Stop the divisions between us, don't let propaganda influence you. Research real truths and facts, whatever is popular and in the mainstream is never ever going to serve you well.

Just my thoughts.

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@europeanvolk

Strangle fate until it surrenders to your will.

When you hear "black is beautiful" respond with "White is wonderful."

Statue of Odin at the Museum of Gothenburg in Sweden 🇸🇪

Christianity's goal is to convert as many people as possible, not preserve the White race.

Yylva by Nina Ward

The Eriu goddess is the goddess of Ireland itself. She’s the goddess of fertility, abundance and sovereignty, and her name translates to ‘fullness’, ‘bounty’ or ‘abundance’. She was a member of the Tuatha Dé Danann, and is the sister of Banba and Fódla. The trio of sisters were married to three brothers, and it’s said that the three sisters asked that all of their names be given to Ireland. The name ‘Ireland’ is directly taken from Eriu, but Banba and Fódla are sometimes used as poetic names for the country.