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jamiemartin721 Reading 05 Oct 14 7.54am | |
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Quote elgrande at 30 Sep 2014 6.29pm
Hence the saying "a Muslims biggest weapon is the Womb". Good to see the recycling of propaganda from the Nazis (in reference to the Jew, and incidently Protestants in relation to Catholics in NI) is still in circulation.
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Stirlingsays 05 Oct 14 10.06am | |
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Quote jamiemartin721 at 05 Oct 2014 7.54am
Quote elgrande at 30 Sep 2014 6.29pm
Hence the saying "a Muslims biggest weapon is the Womb". Good to see the recycling of propaganda from the Nazis (in reference to the Jew, and incidently Protestants in relation to Catholics in NI) is still in circulation. Mmmmm.....But this propaganda also comes from Islamic extremists themselves. Also there were 1.6 million Muslims in England and Wales in 2001, or 3 per cent of the population....That's according to the census. By 2011 the Muslim population had grown to 2.7 million people or 4.8 per cent of the population. By 2050 the Islamic population will....immigration rates being equal, continued rate of emigration by non Muslims being equal......probably be between 15% and 20%. As usual many on the left won't address the obvious problems......They don't speak out.....partly because of the ridiculous culture of name calling. Being an agnostic myself I'm not a fan of such large scale religious growth......I want a secular state with rationality at its core. All I see ahead is more polarization.
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legaleagle 05 Oct 14 1.11pm | |
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Unless you are calling for ethnic cleansing/expulsion of muslim people settled here or forced sterilisation (which I trust you are not) , the point is in ensuring integration and people feeling they have a "stake" in the wider society, and effective countering of extremism (whether it be of the jihadi or BNP variety).And don't completely overlook that the vast majority of muslims in the UK have no time for Islamism-type ideologies or groups like ISIS, so don't demonise a whole group (and their right to have children as they choose, like anyone else in a democratic society ) because of legitimate concerns about some within that group and how to address those concerns.
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Stirlingsays 05 Oct 14 2.19pm | |
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Quote legaleagle at 05 Oct 2014 1.11pm
Unless you are calling for ethnic cleansing/expulsion of muslim people settled here or forced sterilisation (which I trust you are not) , the point is in ensuring integration and people feeling they have a "stake" in the wider society, and effective countering of extremism (whether it be of the jihadi or BNP variety).And don't completely overlook that the vast majority of muslims in the UK have no time for Islamism-type ideologies or groups like ISIS, so don't demonise a whole group (and their right to have children as they choose, like anyone else in a democratic society ) because of legitimate concerns about some within that group and how to address those concerns.
What's your solution? You don't really have one. People have been waffling about integration for decades...I support integration myself....However integration is mostly a second generation reality and high immigration rates make raising the point almost pointless. Unfortunately in percentage terms some cultures absorb better than others. If I had my way I would restrict the number of immigrants coming into Britain coming from anywhere. Unfortunately some cultures are more religious than others......I believe the future for this country is secular and that should be reflected in the numbers that we let in. That's the solution....No one's going to stop people having children. But If I could stop people coming to this country who don't like western values I would...But there's no fair way of doing that. Governments of both ideologies for different purposes have made life for the working classes far worse....High level immigration has been one of their tools. But I blame the left more than the right....Because I believe it's their wish for egalitarianism that wishes to turn this country....is turning this country into the meaningless cultural diversity cake that they love so much. There are wealthy elements of the right who like high immigration because it's cheaper for their businessness....But they mostly just care about themselves anyway.....When they have enough money a good load of them mostly sod off to Spain or elsewhere.....Then moan about the country going to the dogs. Edited by Stirlingsays (05 Oct 2014 2.22pm)
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legaleagle 05 Oct 14 3.24pm | |
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You are the one lumping the whole muslim community together as one.Not sure your desire to blame immigration as a "live" issue is pertinent in terms of the muslim community in general. See the statistics in the link. The time of large scale immigration from Asia is gone. Many "such" muslims here are second generation and it is those who are of child bearing age, not their parents or grandparents, who you seem to say are not "the problem". There have been issues (and may be in future) of past Governments encouraging "extremists" to be here (ie "Londonstan" in the 1980s/90s) but those were no way large scale immigration issues, more the negative effects domestically of misguided foreign policy. Before we get onto solutions (and I think I did suggest in very general terms some) what is the problem. Defining the problem as the future birth rate of a whole religious group (pretty demonising, no?)and as a solution suggesting limiting future immigration misses the point by definition (quite apart from anything else) if there is no such large scale on going immigration and the majority of such past immigrants are increasingly second generation anyway. Edited by legaleagle (05 Oct 2014 3.29pm)
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Catfish Burgess Hill 05 Oct 14 3.38pm | |
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On the issue of integration - this has been used as a stick to beat migrant communities with for a century or more. For instance, (Sir John Pedder - Home Office Permanent Secretary in 1924):
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blind eagle Covington.Tennessee 05 Oct 14 4.09pm | |
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Quote Jamesrichards8 at 29 Jul 2014 4.37pm
I think the scariest part is that people from our very own society are rushing off to help a very backward cause. I read an article about a 20 year old medical student who starred in a ISIS recruitment video. What if he became your gp? Too many f***ing Muslims in england.
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Stirlingsays 05 Oct 14 4.23pm | |
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Quote legaleagle at 05 Oct 2014 3.24pm
You are the one lumping the whole muslim community together as one.Not sure your desire to blame immigration as a "live" issue is pertinent in terms of the muslim community in general. See the statistics in the link. The time of large scale immigration from Asia is gone. Many "such" muslims here are second generation and it is those who are of child bearing age, not their parents or grandparents, who you seem to say are not "the problem". There have been issues (and may be in future) of past Governments encouraging "extremists" to be here (ie "Londonstan" in the 1980s/90s) but those were no way large scale immigration issues, more the negative effects domestically of misguided foreign policy. Before we get onto solutions (and I think I did suggest in very general terms some) what is the problem. Defining the problem as the future birth rate of a whole religious group (pretty demonising, no?)and as a solution suggesting limiting future immigration misses the point by definition (quite apart from anything else) if there is no such large scale on going immigration and the majority of such past immigrants are increasingly second generation anyway. Edited by legaleagle (05 Oct 2014 3.29pm) The people who lump the whole Muslim community together as one are the Muslims by virtue of being Muslim.......I don't lump them together outside of that....Like all groups they are a mixture of sub groups.....However, they all share a religious conviction....And I'm secular and I'm not fond of an increasing threat to that tradition. Of course most Muslims here are second generation. That's because a generation covers thirty years and the population has increased significantly in that time. The birth rate from Asian cultures tends to be higher than northern European ones and hence Islamic immigration and those birth rates are pushing those percentages still higher. As I expect that Islamic immigration into this country exceeds the probable real figure of five percent of Muslims in the country.....Then proper control of immigration numbers into this country would probably keep 'religious group' growth manageable. I don't believe in restricting people's liberties in terms of birth rate but I would certainly affect the increase in immigrant population coming into this country.....It would be my social engineering and I'd have a bloody good crack at it. As it is this country is going to become increasingly polarized......All while the many lefties produce the same responses....That there isn't really a problem.....Other than people's whose views they don't like saying there is. Edited by Stirlingsays (05 Oct 2014 4.27pm)
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ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 05 Oct 14 4.24pm | |
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Quote blind eagle at 05 Oct 2014 4.09pm
Quote Jamesrichards8 at 29 Jul 2014 4.37pm
I think the scariest part is that people from our very own society are rushing off to help a very backward cause. I read an article about a 20 year old medical student who starred in a ISIS recruitment video. What if he became your gp? Too many f***ing Muslims in england.
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elgrande bedford 05 Oct 14 4.43pm | |
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Quote legaleagle at 05 Oct 2014 3.24pm
You are the one lumping the whole muslim community together as one.Not sure your desire to blame immigration as a "live" issue is pertinent in terms of the muslim community in general. See the statistics in the link. The time of large scale immigration from Asia is gone. Many "such" muslims here are second generation and it is those who are of child bearing age, not their parents or grandparents, who you seem to say are not "the problem". There have been issues (and may be in future) of past Governments encouraging "extremists" to be here (ie "Londonstan" in the 1980s/90s) but those were no way large scale immigration issues, more the negative effects domestically of misguided foreign policy. Before we get onto solutions (and I think I did suggest in very general terms some) what is the problem. Defining the problem as the future birth rate of a whole religious group (pretty demonising, no?)and as a solution suggesting limiting future immigration misses the point by definition (quite apart from anything else) if there is no such large scale on going immigration and the majority of such past immigrants are increasingly second generation anyway. Edited by legaleagle (05 Oct 2014 3.29pm)
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Stirlingsays 05 Oct 14 4.49pm | |
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Quote elgrande at 05 Oct 2014 4.43pm
And it's mostly the second generation that are being radicalized. Well, the second generation are by far the largest group. They contain by far the largest number of young men 18 to 30. Thirdly the number in percentage terms that are radicalized is small.....But because the number of Muslims now in the country is now one in twenty (due to immigration and birth rates) the radicalization problem is significant and costly.
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cornwalls palace Torpoint 05 Oct 14 4.58pm | |
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Quote Stirlingsays at 05 Oct 2014 4.49pm
Quote elgrande at 05 Oct 2014 4.43pm
And it's mostly the second generation that are being radicalized. Well, the second generation are by far the largest group. They contain by far the largest number of young men 18 to 30. Thirdly the number in percentage terms that are radicalized is small.....But because the number of Muslims now in the country is now one in twenty (due to immigration and birth rates) the radicalization problem is significant and costly.
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