Riots erupted across the United Kingdom after 3 children were murdered in a mass stabbing attack that also seriously injured several others. The suspect in the attack is Axel Rudakubana. He was born in Wales to Rwandan parents. Axel is suspected of being the attacker at the Taylor Swift themed party where the girls were killed. Citizens in the UK took to the streets and things escalated quickly. So how did it come to this? Is this the sole reason for the anger? What is going on in the UK and why are they rioting?

We’ll have plenty of coverage in this post and try to give you better grasp of the situation in the UK. I’ll just say this before we move on. It would seem to me that the people of the United Kingdom are tired of being treated as is their opinion doesn’t matter. And when they do voice their opinion, they are treated as extremists. They are probably also a bit tired of struggling to get by only to watch wave after wave of ‘newcomers’ seemingly getting ‘something for nothing’ in terms of assistance from the UK government. (We can debate the finer points of that another day. Let’s continue on the ‘why are they angry path for a bit) Then, after you factor in the financial struggle, you sprinkle in more crime. Rapes, beheadings etc. and you can see why the people of the UK might be a little tense. Now 3 innocent little girls are dead. Stabbed to death. That’s going to send a lot of people over the edge. And, in my opinion, they aren’t wrong. It would seem the government of the UK has been duplicitous at best.

Now that very same government is labelling the people who don’t want children killed as extremists. Well, I find the death of children to be extreme. I find stabbings and all the other violence extreme. Here’s more from an actual brit, Russell Brand. He asks some very good questions. What does it mean to be British? If the Japanese protect Japanese culture and so on, aren’t the British allowed to have voice in their culture?