The Essex town hit by divisive protests over asylum seekers hotel

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1. Opinion is certainly divided, there was another article with quotes from residents

   >A nearby resident, 48, who did not want to be named, said: ‘I was sickened by what I saw. This is not acceptable. We have families and having these thugs shouting and chucking stuff is disgusting.’

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   >Another said: ‘It’s not ideal living right near a migrant hotel but what is worse is these rioters causing mayhem. There is rubbish everywhere from stuff they have chucked and they sort of lay siege to the hotel which must be terrifying for those inside.’

   It’s also very odd there are people coming all the way from Scotland to participate in these protests in the same city, and parties like UKIP (somehow still around) got activists from around the country to join in.

2. Pretty much all the polls and election promises made by parties who have won shows that majority of the people do not want this. If we are really living in a democracy, the politicians should respect people’s choice instead of pretending to fix this issue while the number of illegal immigrants keeps going up.

3. Everyone should peacefully protest against these hotels.

   It’s evidently not safe to have unchecked foreign men from backwards cultures just walking around communities.

   Plus it’s costing the taxpayer billions.

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