Since 2005, there have been large "race-riots" that have taken place in western nations. Here are the following significant riots and race-related protests that I will cover;

- 2005 Muslim France riots, which was sparked by a power outage of immigrant neighbourhoods from immigrant "youths" being electrocuted as they hid in a construction site from police.


- 2011 England Riots, a police officer shot and killed 29-year-old Black Mark Duggan during a traffic stop on the Ferry Lane bridge next to Tottenham Hale station which sparked riots from predominantly black "youths". The Association of British Insurers said they expect the industry to pay out in excess of £200 million.[94] Estimated losses in London were indicated to be in the region of £100m.[95]


- 2005 Cronulla riots,  police were called to North Cronulla Beach following a report of an assault on two off-duty surf lifesavers by four members of a group of eight Middle Eastern men.


- 2012 Sydney Anti-Islam Film protests, a protest against an anti-Islam film Innocence of Muslims was held in Sydney.


- 2013 Stockholm riots, caused by a police shooting of a knife-armed 69-year-old immigrant man in Husb, Stockholm.


We cant forget the "Cronolla riot" in Australia, carried out by Anglo-celtic white Australian men.
Race riots are obvious signs that ethnic groups are disgruntled and retaliating against what they perceive as injustices towards their communities. But are controversial things like race riots proportionate amongst ethnic groups and covered in the same manner by the mainstream media?


The 2005 Cronulla Riot for one, has been tattooed into the psyche of Australia, through the mainstream media. Because of the 2005 Cronulla riot, it is now known to Australians and citizens across the world that Australians are "dumb, drunk and racist", and this media comes primarily from Australia itself. But why has the Cronulla riot sparked such controversy and soul searching of Australian society, when the other non-white metropolitan scaled riots are barey acknowledged by the mainstream media as being racially fueled?

Recently there was a beheading that took place in Britain. the victim was 25-year-old Lee Rigby, a soldier in the british army. He was beheaded by African Muslims in the middle of a busy street after being run down by their car. *source*
This ended up spreading into mainstream media outlets as the footage being caught on the cameras of shocked witnesses who were strolling down the road to find a White Brit being beheaded in the road. There were however, no widespread protests or rioting from this event, despite it being obviously racially/ethnically motivated, as the culprits who carried out the attack were African Muslims who opposed British foreign intervention in the middle east and Africa.
Note: For those who state this is not a racially motivated attack, since Islam is not a race, it is considered a hate crime if whites were to carry out attacks on Muslims, and the fact this occurred due to different religious ethnic affiliations, should define this as a hate crime.

But was there a public outcry to the level of 2013 Stockholm riots or 2011 England Riots which were sparked in the same ways, by a single person murdered by someone from another ethnic group?

In a way, a riot or protest is a good way to measure the cohesion and identity of an ethnic group. A strong, passionate ethnic community is much easier to unite and oppose any perceived injustices towards their so called group, but where are the European descended riots taking place? You would at least expect more, caused by the massive displacement occurring amongst European descendants in Western nations from mass, irreversible immigration and forced multiculturalism policies which are transforming entire cities in simply decades.
From the immigrant, non-white riots that did take place, were they equally as shunned and condemned as, say, the Cronulla riot that took place in 2005, which is still being drip fed from mass media outlets like the far leftst "Sydney Morning Herald"? The short answer is no. In fact there is a justification for non-white riots such as the 2011 England riots, 2013 Stockholm Riots and 2005 Muslim riots in France, which is that the riots occurred due to MISTREATMENT towards the minority groups who started the riots. here are some sources.


en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2013_Stockholm_riots#Damage

"The justice minister, Beatrice Ask, said "Social exclusion is a very serious cause of many problems."[38] Reports suggest the unrest is fed by substandard schools, an undercurrent of racism,[39] unemployment, failure to integrate immigrants  and rising social inequality."


en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2011_England_riots

"The riots have generated significant ongoing debate among political, social and academic figures about the causes and context in which they happened. Attributions for the rioters' behaviour include structural factors such as racism, classism, and economic decline, as well as cultural factors like criminality, hooliganism, breakdown of social morality, and gang culture"

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Cronulla wasn't a race riot...