There is a worrying trend with these clowns who wish to demonise the refugees & asylum seekers that we house in our hotels in Scotland. I had hoped this was only an English thing as Scotland has always been an inclusive & welcoming country. But now it has grown arms & legs because of the far right.
Look at the absolute STATE of this one. These people are ignorant, gullible, uncurious sheep, who lack the ability to weigh up a situation. Nuance is a foreign concept to them. 😒😒😒😒
Just look at them wavin’ their teeny wee Poundshop 🏴 to provide some ‘Scottish racists’ support to their mahoosive 🇬🇧 and tacky tasteless tats. The collective IQ of a rotten fencepost.
Their idea of a day out!
Their nae idea of a day out.
Bussed in scum. All initiated by not so bright locals listening to fagash shit
Don't take offense to this but saying Scotland has always been an inclusive and welcoming country is very naive, if not ignorant. Just ask Irish Catholics how welcome they feel. Racism and bigotry is endemic in this country and always has been. Until we acknowledge it, nothing will change.
I understand that all too well. However I was talking about recent history, Ever since the reconvening of our own parliament we have made great strides to eradicate the far right rhetoric of unionism which yes, As you point out treated our Irish brothers & sisters as second class citizens.
I'm sorry you've had such experiences but honestly believe that much of the sectarian bigotry is rooted in Rangers/Celtic rivalry as well as history. Maybe that's why it's less of a problem on the east coast. Far from perfect but religion doesn't dictate friendships to any extent.
Sorry, sectarianism is a Scottish problem - the whole of Scotland. Celtic and Rangers rivalry is just a conduit for some. Don’t have the solution to sort but banning marches from both sides would be a start.
I live and was brought up on the east coast and to say either sectarianism or racism is a west coast problem is both insulting and completely false. It's deep rooted in Scottish culture from shore to shore to shore.