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<blockquote data-quote="Ome" data-source="post: 195436" data-attributes="member: 2">General Election: Stormzy, Thom Yorke and Yungblud lead reactions as Conservatives secure huge victory&quot;I&#039;m so sad we lost this fight&quot;.[ATTACH=full]19189[/ATTACH]Posting on Instagram, Lily Allen claimed that “racism and misogyny” run deep within the UK.“Some say it was Brexit, some say it was Jeremy, personally, and I know no one wants to hear it, I think that racism and misogyny runs so so deep in this country and that Boris won because of his attitude towards those things and not in spite of them,” she wrote.Stormzy has made his feelings on the general election result known, reposting a tweet dubbing the Conservative win a ‘dark day for minorities’.He shared Mehdi Hasan’s tweet which read: ‘Dark day for minorities in the UK. Especially for British Muslims who watched as a man who said “Islam was the problem,” mocked veiled Muslim women, &amp; also turned a blind eye to massive anti-Muslim hatred in his party, was just given a landslide majority by their fellow Britons.’On Instagram, singer/songwriter Paloma Faith vowed to be kind to others, even while predicting a dismantling of UK institutions moving forward.“I will do as much as I can to help this country in what might be the worst state it’s been in economically and environmentally in years as we crash out the EU/end the NHS/ and see a rise in homelessness,” she wrote. “I love Britain… and I love people.”But of course, none of that matters as long as we get Brexit done and we can blame everything on Jeremy Corbyn.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ome, post: 195436, member: 2"] [SIZE=6][B]General Election: Stormzy, Thom Yorke and Yungblud lead reactions as Conservatives secure huge victory[/B][/SIZE] "I'm so sad we lost this fight". [ATTACH=full]19189[/ATTACH] Posting on Instagram, Lily Allen claimed that “racism and misogyny” run deep within the UK. “Some say it was Brexit, some say it was Jeremy, personally, and I know no one wants to hear it, I think that racism and misogyny runs so so deep in this country and that Boris won because of his attitude towards those things and not in spite of them,” she wrote. [B]Stormzy has made his feelings on the general election result known, reposting a tweet dubbing the Conservative win a ‘dark day for minorities’.[/B] He shared Mehdi Hasan’s tweet which read: ‘Dark day for minorities in the UK. Especially for British Muslims who watched as a man who said “Islam was the problem,” mocked veiled Muslim women, & also turned a blind eye to massive anti-Muslim hatred in his party, was just given a landslide majority by their fellow Britons.’ On Instagram, singer/songwriter [B]Paloma Faith[/B] vowed to be kind to others, even while predicting a dismantling of UK institutions moving forward. “I will do as much as I can to help this country in what might be the worst state it’s been in economically and environmentally in years as we crash out the EU/end the NHS/ and see a rise in homelessness,” she wrote. “I love Britain… and I love people.” But of course, none of that matters as long as we get Brexit done and we can blame everything on Jeremy Corbyn. [/QUOTE]

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