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Originally posted by woohoo View PostAlways the fault of someone else.
Muslims that feel marginalised have a responsibility to integrate. Muslim communities have a responsibility to integrate.
The leaders of these extremist sects want 'us' to hate 'them' and create segregation - this to them is victory as they can get more followers and this means they start to get the power they crave.I am what I drink, and I'm a bitter manComment
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Originally posted by woohoo View PostI'm quite happy to accept that people believe in fairy tales.
I said that Muslim communities in this country have a responsibility to integrate. If they feel marginalized then they need to make efforts to integrate.
It's hard to begin dialogue if you cannot even meet them in a pub and they expect women to shut the **** up and stay home. Western societies are open and welcoming, but you have to make an effort as a guest. And if they think they can jump over hoops and integrate within one generation, they need to be realistic. It takes time and effort.You're awesome! Get yourself a t-shirt.Comment
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I think that MF is dangerous and I have reported him to the filth. Sadly they say that nothing can be done unless he actually does something.
It seems ridiculous to me that we cannot all just call in the police to anyone we dislike and get them arrested and beaten with hosepipes.
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Originally posted by squarepeg View PostBut how can they integrate if you cannot have a drink with them, or go out for a meal, or ask them out on a date? That's a common problem with all "highly religious" people. They never go out with "others" for an innocent drink and banter, and they are always dead serious about everything. They get offended by the things others don't even notice.
It's hard to begin dialogue if you cannot even meet them in a pub and they expect women to shut the **** up and stay home. Western societies are open and welcoming, but you have to make an effort as a guest. And if they think they can jump over hoops and integrate within one generation, they need to be realistic. It takes time and effort.
Oh and not all Muslim women are the same but you know that right?"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Originally posted by squarepeg View PostBut how can they integrate if you cannot have a drink with them, or go out for a meal, or ask them out on a date? That's a common problem with all "highly religious" people. They never go out with "others" for an innocent drink and banter, and they are always dead serious about everything. They get offended by the things others don't even notice.
It's hard to begin dialogue if you cannot even meet them in a pub and they expect women to shut the **** up and stay home. Western societies are open and welcoming, but you have to make an effort as a guest. And if they think they can jump over hoops and integrate within one generation, they need to be realistic. It takes time and effort.Comment
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Originally posted by Whorty View PostThese idiots are no more a 'Muslim' problem any more than the IRA or Kosovo was a 'Christian' problem. These idiots committing these crimes think they are doing it on behalf of their religion, but the majority in their religion do not agree with what they are doing.
The leaders of these extremist sects want 'us' to hate 'them' and create segregation - this to them is victory as they can get more followers and this means they start to get the power they crave.Comment
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