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unfortunately you wouldnt be allowed to get within 2 miles of the uk,s no go area,s to see hard line muslims in action,and the irony is your hardline muslim will hate the snowflakes more than he hates your so called right winger,they despise the middle class snowflakes stand for
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The majority of Muslims are an irrelevance. If a sizeable minority are intent on carnage that's enough. See the Nazis, IRA, Tamil Tigers, LRA and every horrific organisation before and since. Up to 50 nations are affected by this. That's just terrorism. Never mind the despicable misogyny etc. |
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so some moslems are dangerous. what should be done about it?
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deport them to scotland and hope they vote for independence
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I never hear anyone criticise Japan they do not allow the practice or promotion of Islam because it is not compatible with their society and they are right.
They say you can believe what you like but not do what you like if it is detrimental to their society. |
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The peaceful majority are irrelevant. The panelist eloquently highlights the problems with the 'peaceful majority' and the damage of political correctness, and the usual hijacking of situations to suit agendas.
It was indeed heartening to hear young Muslims find their voice after this latest attack by a vicious thug, claimed by the death cult as one of their own. the silence of the majority after the many attacks in recent years only served to enrage us and add to their self imposed exclusion from mainstream society. Equally the unwillingness of leaders to address this problem (Obama being the prime example) only serves to harden views, and divide even further, Corbyn has a lot to answer for. This glimpse of young Muslims asserting their themselves in this way breaks the 'usual' cycle. 'Not in my name' should be shouted from the roof tops. Whilst this is not a watershed moment in our society, it could be the first flush of change toward a better understanding and engagement on all sides, if well received and encouraged. Coming from ordinary people and not the usual self serving gob pieces. I found it heartening, it is at least a start. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YnOF7y-KuHEsocius |
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Deobandi. Mosques. Imams. Saudi Arabia.
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