As usual, when someone who's non-white does something bad, every person who's not white is likely to get attacked by wipipo. But, when wipipo do 💩, wipipo don't get attacked. Rather, they protect the person doing bad. That's unity. We are at war and we don't know it. And if we do know it, we tend to think the enemy...is us.

Far-right riots have spiked in the aftermath of the Southport stabbings, where 17-year-old suspect Axel Rudakubana is accused of killing three young girls in the UK.

There have been several videos of groups of white men attacking black and brown people on the streets throughout the UK in apparent retaliation.

In this video, a black man was attacked by several white hooligans in Manchester as he bravely tried to stand his ground but was outnumbered.

In the UK in the 50s and 60s, white racist gangs known as ‘Teddy boys’ routinely attacked black and brown men on the streets of the UK; this led to black and brown self-defence groups forming to protect themselves and their communities.

Is there a need for this to happen again?