As Far Right Marches in London, UK Teachers Organize Against Racism

1. That didn't seem to be particularly well thought through at one point. Was he really advocating for black teachers to teach black children? How is that not segregation?

2. New definition for racism: A tool of corrupt establishments to divide the dissent to their anti liberty policies.

3. Nice outfit! Which African nation are you from–all the African nations need more speakers of your expertise.

4. https://www.thereligionofpeace.com/

5. But we don’t want mass immigration from fast breeding countries. We are overpopulated already and don’t need the extra burden of low skilled people who don’t integrate and only hate us. It is genocide by immigration. 👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻

6. We can always expect the incoming far right sympathizers who will try to justify racial bigotry by claiming the opponents of racism are just overly sensitive and that right wing extremists are 'Oh so misunderstood'.
   It is such a played out concept by now…

   Jeremy Corbyn for prime minister!

7. 1934 all over again

8. It's bullshit, don't believe a word off these left wing nutters who ignore election results, takeaway free speech, anti Israel, fascists themselves 🖕

9. I wonder how many right wing nationalists are educators.

10. Why are blacks and whites so divided? Was there always white nationalist groups?

11. WE DON'T NEED NO "EDUCATION"
    WE DON'T NEED NO THOUGHT CONTROL
    NO DARK SARCASM IN THE CLASSROOM
    TEACHER LEAVE THOSE KIDS ALONE

12. Racism and xenophobia, but worse than that if possible: totalitarianism against the very democratic interests of the people(s), the working class, is on the rise globally and we must act every single day. The massive anti-nazi march in Berlin and stuff like this are very important but it's clearly not enough.

    First and foremost we need a genuine left, one that makes no significant concessions to the oligarchs, that stubbornly defends the rights and interests of the working peoples, else, when Thatcher's "there is no alternative" at socio-economical level has become the hegemonic discourse, even in the so-called "left" way too often, then the pseudo-radicalism (militantism, gang violence, ethic relativism/post-truth, group identity and hatred to the different one, be them ethnic minorities, women, homosexuals, the "antipatriotic" who doubt the actually existing nation-state, etc.) of the extreme right caters to really existing discontent, because there's no genuine radicalism where it should be: in the left that serves as genuine canalization for the rightful anger, anger not against the different one (that's a manipulation) but anger against those who (legally maybe but illegitimately in terms ethic) own what we create with our work and by extension our own rather miserable lives.

    Let's stand up, against fascism of course but also and crucially against Capitalism, because they are the very same thing.

13. Great coverage. Silly soundtrack.

14. I’m not open to being called racist by immigrant families. Stop with the finger pointing and name calling or you just get it back in spades. Foreigners in Britain are not all good. Many are in our prisons. Many are illegal. Fuck you and your nanny government. It will backfire badly.

15. Fascism is capitalism in decay.

16. Keep calling us names & you'll keep losing. As you keep losing, you get more & more violent. As you get more violent, more people join our side. The more people join our side, the more we keep winning. Good night left side.

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