Man who spent last five years insisting ‘All Lives Matter’ now calling for Royal Navy to sink migrant boats crossing the Channel
3 months ago
A man who spent most of 2020 tweeting #AllLivesMatter whenever anyone called for help for a particularly vulnerable sub-group of our society, has today decided that the way to stop migrants crossing the channel is by having the Navy sink their boats.
Derek Matthews, 45, is of the view that ‘all lives matter’ only when it helps weaken the argument of people he doesn’t like, preferring the moniker ‘some lives matter’ when the lives at stake are those he’s not particularly keen on.
He told us, “ALL lives matter – and that shouldn’t be a controversial opinion and everyone should all shut up and agree with me.
“It’s important to remind people that all lives matter whenever they call for protection for a very specific group that doesn’t include white people.”
However, when asked about the ongoing attempts by asylum seekers to cross the channel in dinghies, he told us, “It’s ridiculous, they’re getting away with murder. I’m glad Reform will send the Navy in, we just need to sink a few of them and that’ll be the end of it. It’s mostly terrorists anyway.”
When it was pointed out that only last week boats arrived that included both children and pregnant women, he said, “Yeah, but that’s how the terrorists stop you blowing them up. They know we’re weak. They’d soon stop coming if they all ended up at the bottom of the channel.
“I don’t know what you mean, this position is no way contradicts my previous position that all lives matter.”
Sociologist Simon Williams told us, “Yeah, we’ve noticed the correlation.
“A Venn diagram of people who tweeted AllLivesMatter in the summer of 2020 and people who say we should be using the Navy to turn these migrant dinghies around and go back to France is basically a circle.
“And yes, it’s a really big circle full of arseholes.”
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