No. Not common. These were scatty race horses and easily spooked. Those jockeys are bereft of any fear genes whatsoever.
Sharia Horseback Patrol in Manchester...
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Yes, in the United Kingdom, chanting "send them back" (or "send 'em back") is widely considered to be racist and can constitute a hate crime or a public order offence, particularly when directed at migrants, refugees, or ethnic minority groups
Such chanting is frequently associated with far-right protests and anti-immigration demonstrations, where it is used to target Muslims and asylum seekers.
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Yes, in the United Kingdom, chanting "send them back" (or "send 'em back") is widely considered to be racist and can constitute a hate crime or a public order offence, particularly when directed at migrants, refugees, or ethnic minority groups
Such chanting is frequently associated with far-right protests and anti-immigration demonstrations, where it is used to target Muslims and asylum seekers.
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- Legal Standing: Police and prosecutors in the UK use the Crime and Disorder Act 1998 and the Public Order Act 1986 to handle such incidents. Chanting that is deemed to be motivated by hostility or prejudice based on race, religion, or nationality can be treated as a hate crime.
- Context: While freedom of speech is protected, speech that constitutes harassment, alarm, or distress, or stirs up racial hatred, is not.
- Football/Public Events: Such chants at football matches are strictly forbidden under the Football Offences Act 1991 and are treated as discriminatory behaviour.
- Police Action: Reports indicate that police have identified this type of chanting at protests as part of wider, organized racist activity, sometimes leading to arrests and investigations.
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Madness. Along with the schooling the rest will descend into Sharia law
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Perhaps they are behaving themselves?
You can't seriously think "Send them back" is an OK thing to shout?
You don't think it sounds remotely racist? Not least because some of "them" were born here?
It reminds me of me and my mate walking down a street in London and we got stopped by two white lads.
" 'ere, n*****", said one to my mate, "Why don't you f**k off back 'ome?"
"What", replied my mate, "to Tottenham?"
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So what is your solution?
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They are more scared of the enemy within than the patriotic Brits whose tax money pays the police and crime commissioner and the police forces wages ...
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It's OK folks, there's a perfectly reasonable explanation as it turns out. The horsemen had brought their geegees out, from their stables 20 miles away, into Manchester on the night to get them used to traffic.
www.dailymail.co.uk
Revealed: The 'horsemen of the Ayatollah' who rode across Manchester
Wearing peaked caps and what initially appeared to be uniform, the riders seemed to materialise out of nowhere, said one witness, like 'members of a strange militia'.
I'm not buying that. Something fishy going on.
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What? Really - you suspect something? But I thought the matter was all cleared up when Securespark said that if they were doing anything illegal the police would have dealt with them?
On the face of it, their explanation sounds reasonable. But it's all a bit too convenient. I'm not convinced.
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Yes it does, doesn't it? One often sees people driving horse trailers into the centre of Manchester and then having a gallop through the streets.