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Asylum seekers' homes are being targeted because their doors have been painted red in a practice an MP says is reminiscent of Nazi Germany.
The red doors have prompted attacks including stones and eggs thrown at windows, smeared excrement, and scratched National Front symbols in the wood.
The properties, in a deprived area of Middlesbrough, characterised by boarded up and abandoned terraced homes, are owned by Stuart Monk, who is paid millions by the Government to help house refugees.
The security firm says there is no policy of painting refugees' doors red and it is not unusual for a company refurbishing a number of homes to use the same paint.
The Times identified 168 Jomast houses in one of the city’s poorest areas and discovered 155 had red doors. The newspaper knocked on 66 of the red-door homes and found asylum seekers housed at 62 of them.
originally posted by: destination now
a reply to: CharlieSpeirs
It's not about blaming the victims, it's about making a claim that is just untrue..no one painted those doors to single out asylum seekers, and then to call the landlords Nazis...eh wtf?
Agree, it is utter nonsense and that is why I posted it, it's totally absurd and is making a mountain out of a molehill and is actually likely to increase any tension with migrants rather than them just integrating into their communities and realising that they are not actually victims and that by working together in the communities they have moved into, perhaps they can work with long term residents to stamp out anti-social behaviour, which is indeed an endemic problem in the UK right now
originally posted by: destination now
Well this is the latest issue apparently for asylum seekers in the UK
The Times identified 168 Jomast houses in one of the city’s poorest areas and discovered 155 had red doors. The newspaper knocked on 66 of the red-door homes and found asylum seekers housed at 62 of them.
originally posted by: destination now
Totally agree, but apparently to show any resentment at what may be perceived as unfair bias in favour of migrants, now leads you to being labeled as a neo nazi racist thug
originally posted by: SprocketUK
All these migrants moaning about the colour of the front door of their free houses...I bet the 8000 odd homeless ex servicemen wouldn't mind a front door of any damn colour.
originally posted by: paraphi
originally posted by: destination now
Totally agree, but apparently to show any resentment at what may be perceived as unfair bias in favour of migrants, now leads you to being labeled as a neo nazi racist thug
Yes. The charge of "racist" is used to close down debate and discussion. It helps in avoiding discussion because that exposes the truth that people are not racist, but the decision makers are out-of-touch and stupid.