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Oh dear 77749
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Over New Year I saw a number of women being hassled and some of it was quite obnoxious. Sadly it was people of a certain culture too however it won't be reported in the press because they weren't coloured, weren't migrants, didn't follow a certain religion but you can continue to vilify other cultures if you want...“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.” -
And in others, they are swept under the carpet and ignored, because they don't fit the required profile to raise the blood pressure among racists?Originally posted by woohoo View PostYes but there are real problems with some cultures.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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There you go soon as someone tries to discuss an issue you shout racist.Originally posted by WTFH View PostAnd in others, they are swept under the carpet and ignored, because they don't fit the required profile to raise the blood pressure among racists?Comment
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Almost 20% of the prison population is Muslim, from a civilian pollution of about 5%. These figures are replicated across Europe.
We have codified our values in our legal system and our Muslim 'friends' don't share them.Comment
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I think my point was different. You have migrants from cultures that aren't used to women dressing and behaving in a normal way in our country and react inappropriately and sometimes illegally. Then you have cultures here where men born here are not exposed to women and therefore can't relate to women properly. I don't know how this relates to prison populations.Originally posted by minestrone View PostAlmost 20% of the prison population is Muslim, from a civilian pollution of about 5%. These figures are replicated across Europe.
We have codified our values in our legal system and our Muslim 'friends' don't share them.Comment
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Oh dear 77749
But how does this relate to the fact that Muslim migrants from Syria, Iraq & Afghanistan are not the ones committing the crimes?
The report made that very clear.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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racist!Originally posted by woohoo View PostThere you go soon as someone tries to discuss an issue you shout racist.
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Indeed. All those who went to public school.Originally posted by woohoo View PostThen you have cultures here where men born here are not exposed to women and therefore can't relate to women properly.
I love the stories MrsBP tells me from boarding school before she found boys. Sex with 2 different girls in one night.
A pity she does not relive her childhood more often.....Comment
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Less likey is the claim.Originally posted by WTFH View PostBut how does this relate to the fact that Muslim migrants from Syria, Iraq & Afghanistan are not the ones committing the crimes?
The report made that very clear.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Ye..._and_detainees
HTH but I doubt it will.Comment
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