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Illegal Aliens
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I had the worst experience ever a couple of days ago, and it really shook me (don't worry there is a point to this).
I had just gone down into chatham, so that I could get the bus home. The bus stop was at the bottom of chatham hill, and I was waiting for my bus, not doing anything in particular, and it was beginning to get dark. I wasn't worried at first, but then a group of kosovons came along and began to slowly walk past me, staring at me
Bearing in mind I was all alone, I was terrified. I was scared that I'd lose it and start running, so I hastily picked up my mobile and called a friend to chat to me until the bus came. It kept me busy, but the group of kosovons passed me about 4 times, each time staring at me.
I'd like to know how they can intimidate people when it's OUR country?? I was so scared it was unbelievable. Thank god my bus came, because I was just waiting for something to happen.
I know it sounds terrible, but I now believe that I judge every Kosovon who walks past me, and I'm weary of them.
What right do they have in this country, when they harrass people? Lots of our homeless people need that help more, and they die on the streets, because some illegal alien got beneifts that THEY needed. I don't think its right, do you?
I had just gone down into chatham, so that I could get the bus home. The bus stop was at the bottom of chatham hill, and I was waiting for my bus, not doing anything in particular, and it was beginning to get dark. I wasn't worried at first, but then a group of kosovons came along and began to slowly walk past me, staring at me
Bearing in mind I was all alone, I was terrified. I was scared that I'd lose it and start running, so I hastily picked up my mobile and called a friend to chat to me until the bus came. It kept me busy, but the group of kosovons passed me about 4 times, each time staring at me.
I'd like to know how they can intimidate people when it's OUR country?? I was so scared it was unbelievable. Thank god my bus came, because I was just waiting for something to happen.
I know it sounds terrible, but I now believe that I judge every Kosovon who walks past me, and I'm weary of them.
What right do they have in this country, when they harrass people? Lots of our homeless people need that help more, and they die on the streets, because some illegal alien got beneifts that THEY needed. I don't think its right, do you?
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One of them shouted summat at me, and I've heard some people who I KNEW were kosovon speak the same language