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Oh no, please don’t leave!
Everyone likes you so much! They enjoy your smell!
Don’t leave, or we won’t be able to smell you any more, Mr. Brown Man! We love your smell so dearly!
Failed left-wing politician and former Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf has said that he is considering leaving the United Kingdom with his family as a result of the anti-mass migration riots that have erupted over the past week in Britain.
Humza Yousaf, a member of the far-left Scottish National Party (SNP) and who served as Scotland’s first minister, said that he has questioned if his family can have “an existence” in the UK. Unrest and violence broke out last week in response to the mass stabbing at a children’s ‘Taylor Swift’ dance party last week in Southport, which left three young girls dead and several others seriously injured.
Despite no riots occurring in Scotland so far, the Member of the Scottish Parliament told The News Agents podcast: “It is a strange feeling when your very sense of belonging is questioned.
“I’m about as Scottish as they come. Born in Scotland, raised in Scotland, educated in Scotland, just welcomed my third child here in Scotland, was the leader of the Scottish Government for just over a year.”
You’re not “Scottish.” No one thinks that. You don’t think that. You only say it because you know white people will pretend to believe it because they don’t want to hurt your feelings.
Islamophobia in Scotland is brutal
You have to go back.
“But the truth of the matter is, I don’t know whether the future for me and my wife and my three children is going to be here in Scotland or the United Kingdom, or indeed in Europe and the West, because I have, for some time, really worried about the rise of Islamophobia.”
Yousaf went on to claim that as a child, he had been critical of his father for maintaining his Pakistani citizenship after moving to the UK over supposed concerns about perhaps needing to flee the country back to his homeland, but now he no longer considers it a “ridiculous suggestion.”
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Yousaf, himself, has a history of racially divisive comments, infamously taking to the floor of the Scottish Parliament in 2020 amid the international Black Lives Matter riots that there were too many white people in positions of power in Scottish government and society.
It’s very old (very old), but still true: if I went to Pakistan and said “there are too many Pakistanis in the Pakistani government,” what would people say? I don’t know if they would laugh or just feel confused, but they wouldn’t feel guilty and start saying “you’re right, we should bring in foreigners to run our government.”
This is all ridiculous.
Even if you believed that white people are evil – which appears to be the argument here – it doesn’t mean they don’t deserve to have their own countries.
Personally, I don’t believe white people are evil, so I don’t accept the starting premise, but “white people are a uniquely evil race, and therefore no white people can have countries” is not rational.
This guy is saying “well, if you don’t like me here, I’m just going to go back to my country!” and it’s like, “okay, well, I never understood why you were here in the first place, but let me help you pack.”
The idea that it is now a threat – “I will no longer allow you whites to enjoy my company!” – is totally confusing.
