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“The hatred and marginalisation that people face is really concerning.” Malala Yousafzai, who now calls London and Birmingham home, responds to the current political rhetoric around deporting migrants from the UK. #Newsnight
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Malala, You were shot by the Taliban for wanting to go to school. Britain took you in, treated you, kept you safe, educated you, and gave you a platform. Ordinary British people paid for that through their taxes because we are, at heart, a decent and tolerant country. So when you sit in comfort in the United Kingdom and say we are not anyone’s first choice, it is insulting. If we were not your first choice, why did you come here? Why accept British medical care? Why accept British security? Why accept British citizenship? Why accept the awards, the welcome, and the protection, only to speak about us with contempt? This country did for you what your own country could not do at the time. You were not hunted here. You were protected here. You were not silenced here. You were amplified here. British people are getting tired of being endlessly painted as cold, racist, or unwelcoming, while the people we take in, shelter, and raise up speak about us like we are the problem. If you cannot bring yourself to show a bit of gratitude to the people who saved your life, the polite thing to do is not to sneer at them.

I dont care what she feels or thinks about my country, she is a guest here and should act like it. There is no "we". "It isn't their first choice to come here" I'm sorry to hear that but when do WE get to choose? When did Wayne Broadhurst get to choose to be around Afghan men?

Gets shot my backward third-world cultured men. UK welcomes her here at tax payers expense, spends majority of her time advocating for Palestinian jihadis and is now lecturing British people on not wanting similar men in our country. Classic Yookay.

I greatly admire Malala and met her some years ago .. Sadly she is completely misguided on the difference between those escaping a war zone .. and those illegally entering this country 🇬🇧 and causing mayhem ..

Time to leave.

Goodbye Malala

Agreed, Malala, the hatred and marginalisation that some people face is bad and needs to change. Remigration now.

What's more concerning to me is the mass migration of men who are up to 22 times more likely (MoJ stats) to rape and sexually assault women and children than men who are born here. It boils down to who you view as more of a priority : migrant men, or British women and children.

I remember thinking how wonderful it was that we could offer this young woman excellent support and surgical expertise, with the superiority of a Westernised country and culture. How wrong we were.

We’re not a sanctuary for the whole world; certainly not at the expense of losing our entire identity.

So she gets shot in the face from third world muslims and then gains a free pass to this country and moans about it

This chap being stabbed to death in the street was pretty concerning.

19,000 children sexually tortured, think about that yeah? Forgive us for being a little upset.

Come on girl, we bent over backwards for you. Don’t start moaning that we are wary of importing the same type of man that tried to kill you. You came here for a reason. Remember that.

BREAKING: Woman shot in head by an Afghan man with AK-47 is really concerned why British voters don’t want Afghans in their country. 🤷🏼♂️🤷🏼♂️🤷🏼♂️🤷🏼♂️🤷🏼♂️🤷🏼♂️🤷🏼♂️🤷🏼♂️🤷🏼♂️🤷🏼♂️🤷🏼♂️🤷🏼♂️🤷🏼♂️🤷🏼♂️🤷🏼♂️

Poor - yeah right

What?😡 "We need to be more welcoming." This week: - man stabbed to death in a frenzy while walking his dog -man convicted of murdering a young mum (also frenzied knife attack) -man convicted of murdering a bloke in a queue at the bank -man deported for sexual assault of teenager

How can they be marginalised when they are now a majority of both London and Birmingham Gigs up

She was asked about British people wanting to deport those who have not integrated. I expected her to talk about integration and what to do about those who don't. Show empathy with the British. But no. She just went on about how the third world is crappy. Yeah. We know.

Try being a white man. How did that work out for Wayne Broadhurst?

Considering there is no benefit system in Pakistan it’s no doubt incredibly easy to pack up knowing you’ll never have to work another day in your life. What a lying little cow.

Firstly we are talking about 50,000 undocumented men, not women or children. 2) all those that are convicted of crime (currently 11,000). 3) the objective is to remove those that previously entered illegally. 5-10 years. All single men should be first. Stop the gaslighting.

She might be measured in her comments, but her stance is clear. At no point did she take ANY account of the interests of the English. She portrayed the invaders as victims.

We don’t relish becoming a ‘minority’ in our own ancestral homeland pet. Take that how you fucking want too.

Do people hate migrants, or do they just recognise that we cannot absorb all the world's problems?

The existential crisis that the native British face as they hurtle towards becoming a minority in their own country is what's really, really concerning, not another migrant whinging about the fact we don't want to be replaced.

We don't care, were taking our home back and kicking out these invaders. Especially this witch, who stills goes to bat for a religion that had her shot, she's going back.

We're well beyond caring at this point.

Why call a country home when you disagree with the indigenous people’s consensus where unmanageable levels of immigration are concerned, and on the BBC? If you can’t understand the concerns of Brits, why not ask the BBC via the licence fee payer to fund your oneway ticket home?

Brave lady, but does she think we should welcome every young man who wants to get the hell out of Afghanistan, Syria, Somalia ? No i’m sorry, sort your own country out.

"hatred and marginalisation" - now you know how many British people have been made to feel in their own country.


