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Originally posted by TheGreenBastard View PostBut what if these qualities are intrinsic to the problem "culture"?
What if they actively want isolation?
When you sweat in the same team laying tarmac together - it builds bonds and breaks down walls.
The solution is not to ignore the isolationism, it is to deliberately stop it.
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Originally posted by vetran View PostRise above it and ignore it you mean. We have a problem with certain cultures it needs solving - suggestions?
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Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostIt seems that you don't want to solve the problem, but merely to exploit terrorism as a wedge to continue your divisive rhetoric. Then you can rally behind your favourite newspaper as it labels people who disagree with you as Enemies of the People and Saboteurs.
Fortunately, with the exception of scooterscot, we are clever enough to see though your disgraceful anti-democratic stance and rise serenely above it.
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Originally posted by vetran View Post
Completely with you, much of the cause seems to be isolation and disenfranchised we need to deal with that. The idiocy of ignoring it seems still to be the preferred choice of the NoBrain Remoaners.
Fortunately, with the exception of scooterscot, we are clever enough to see though your disgraceful anti-democratic stance and rise serenely above it.
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Originally posted by original PM View PostI was under the impression that one of the reason for the hatred of the west was the dilution of their culture with the west culture ( a bit like a culture victory in Civ5 for those that play it)
And so those who are displaced to the west will surely retain some of that resentment about the culture and so will stay isolated.
probably a bit of simple view on a complex problem but you kind of get my gist?
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I was under the impression that one of the reason for the hatred of the west was the dilution of their culture with the west culture ( a bit like a culture victory in Civ5 for those that play it)
And so those who are displaced to the west will surely retain some of that resentment about the culture and so will stay isolated.
probably a bit of simple view on a complex problem but you kind of get my gist?
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Originally posted by vetran View Post
Completely with you, much of the cause seems to be isolation and disenfranchised we need to deal with that. The idiocy of ignoring it seems still to be the preferred choice of the NoBrain Remoaners.
What if they actively want isolation?
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I know this is awful, but when I switched on the news today I was just please it was not UK general election related.
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Originally posted by vetran View Postsick barsteward
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Originally posted by vetran View PostDo stop your subscription to the Granuaid then
https://www.theguardian.com/football...link-to-attack
I must admit when the stocks story broke this morning I was very surprised. My first thought 'That is cold' unbelievable behaviour.
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Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostAnd before you know it, you're spreading your vile extremist views on the Internet, making up tulip about an Islamist attack in Dortmund.
It's very sad, but can we change these people?
https://www.theguardian.com/football...link-to-attack
German police investigating a pipe bomb attack on a bus transporting the Borussia Dortmund football team to a Champions League match have detained one suspect and are searching for another, both described by prosecutors as having links to “the Islamist spectrum”.
I must admit when the stocks story broke this morning I was very surprised. My first thought 'That is cold' unbelievable behaviour.
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Originally posted by PurpleGorilla View PostThe opposite my friend. I'm talking about integrate rather than let people get disheartened then radicalised
If you live in a sink hole estate full of drugs no police and no hope, you are an easy target for extremists. It's like the perfect recruiting ground.
Integration is hard work, and needs money and resources. But trying to stop the radicalisation at the start has to be better than putting a SWAT team at the end of every street?
Completely with you, much of the cause seems to be isolation and disenfranchised we need to deal with that. The idiocy of ignoring it seems still to be the preferred choice of the NoBrain Remoaners.
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