“Change is inevitable…you can’t stop change,” says LBC radio host Matt Wright.
LBC radio host Matt Wright said British citizens must accept that mass migration policies will forever change their country.
Wright made the remarks to a caller concerned about mass migration in the wake of the stabbing of three children by an Algerian national in Dublin, Ireland on Thursday.
The caller said he was “sick and tired” of being called “far-right” for protesting mass migration and “telling politicians that we are nervous and worried and upset about seeing our countries change without our consent.”
‘In the UK our people are sick and tired of seeing our country change before our very eyes without our consent.’
‘Well, you’re going to have to suck it up.’@Matthew_Wright debates with caller Andrew, after he says that he doesn’t like seeing ‘change’. pic.twitter.com/8p8JObDppp— LBC (@LBC) November 25, 2023
But Wright had no sympathy for citizens worried about politicians making radical changes to their country without their consent.
“I’ve got bad news, Andrew, you’re gonna have to suck it up,” said Wright, adding the caller and conservatives as a whole “don’t like change.”
“People just don’t like change, they see their country changing in front of their eyes and they say ‘this isn’t how I grew up, this isn’t how it used to be’, but that’s how it always is, change is inevitable…you can’t stop change,” he added.
The caller wasn’t complaining about “change” as an abstract. He was complaining about the kind of change that results in children being stabbed by foreign nationals in broad daylight.
To add insult to injury, Ireland’s Prime Minister Leo Varadkar condemned those who protested the attack as “far-right” instead of condemning the heinous attack itself, even vowing to crack down on “hate speech” online.
“We will pass new laws in the coming weeks to enable the Gardai (police) to make better use of the CCTV evidence they collected yesterday, and also we will modernize our laws against incitement to hatred and hatred in general,” Varadkar said during a new conference on Friday.
