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Posted By: casper apologise again - 19th Jan 2015 7:54pm
Why does the Muslim community take offence at suggestions that may help better understanding between cultures and communities? I am no fan of Cameron but to be offended by his letter only strengthens peoples beliefs that they do not want to fully intergrate,why does the Jewish community feel threatened here? to my knowledge there have been no specific threats made against their community in GB, we had the bombings here and terrorist action yet there was no huge day of national mourning nor cries of revenge or outbursts of jingoism, yet the police have been given orders to give extra security to certain parts of the community because of what happened in France, are we not all deserving of protection against terrorism? these distinctions only serve to divide the community more and more,are we allowed to voice our opinion? if for instance I say I dont like my neighbour because he / she is noisey and obnoxious thats alright, but if I say I dont like my neighbour because he / she is noisey and obnoxious but he / she belongs to a different culture or religion that changes the whole senario, I can then be accused of a number of things that have no bearing on me not liking my neighbour, because he / she perceives it as something else ie: they automatically see themselves as victims of something that was not intended.
Posted By: j_demo Re: apologise again - 19th Jan 2015 8:02pm
Originally Posted by casper
Why does the Muslim community

**some members of the Muslim community

there are around 3 million Muslims in Britain, if they all had a grievance then i'm sure we'd know about it.
Posted By: casper Re: apologise again - 19th Jan 2015 8:12pm
You are quite right I stand corrected, it should read some, it just seems to me we are always apologising to the minority that take offence.
Posted By: casper Re: apologise again - 19th Jan 2015 8:13pm
You are quite right I stand corrected, it should read some, it just seems to me we are always apologising to the minority that take offence.
Posted By: granny Re: apologise again - 19th Jan 2015 10:58pm
Quote .. they automatically see themselves as victims of something that was not intended.

Tonight on North west News ,article of Manchester Jewish and Muslim leaders got together and spoke in a very reasonable manner with common sense. This is, until the Jewish leader had the Muslim leader agree it's all down to xenophobia. Now my understanding of xenophobia is a prejudice against people from other countries. So does that mean it's now the indigenous Brits who are responsible ?
Too much pandering going on in my opinion, and quite often results in digging a bigger hole to fall into.
I can't be bothered with it all anymore, we have no part or chance to comment in this life, we'll just keep on supporting the world charities and supplying the food banks with goodies for the starving in our supposedly richest country, whilst the operation NSNO extended until end of March 2015 helps the homeless. It was rolled out in 2011 is mainly directed at the Romanians and ethnic groups sleeping rough on the streets of London. Not nice to look at is it when the Olympic Games are about to happen? That's where it started, we got the tail end of it up here. Maybe this is why some feel victimised and worthless in this land of the free. We, as a culture continue to give, care, support, supply, help but in the end, we have no voice to be heard as we are drowned by others.
Our buttons will one day be pushed too hard.
Have a look at the meaning of Zionism. and then it could be
considered that just maybe, Israel is hoping for a reason that Nationals will return. Hence the support announced this weekend.
Could repatriation be manipulated also ? If that happened, then all the money from the so called 'richest' country, could fly out across the oceans and seas ! Therefore our politicians aim is to keep them here, thus pandering to the cause,and at the expense of the nationals of UK.
Posted By: Alonso Re: apologise again - 20th Jan 2015 12:26am
To be honest, I don't think any of our politicians and senior civil servants know what to do about the burgeoning growth of Muslim communities. They are powerless to stop it, hands tied by their fear of being called racist. Anybody who does try to debate it is immediately attacked by people who seem to be hell bent on destroying this far too generous country of ours.
We had years of trouble from the IRA, but I have a feeling that those times will pass into history as being of little consequence compared to what may lie ahead for future generations.
Posted By: Bizzybee1 Re: apologise again - 20th Jan 2015 8:03am
Eventually the ethnic minority will surely become the ethnic majority in the UK. it just grieves me to watch our country lose its identity in the space of a few generations.
Posted By: venice Re: apologise again - 20th Jan 2015 11:23am
Does this answer the earlier part of your question Casper .

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/rel...Semitism-Its-OK-to-blame-Jews-again.html
Posted By: joeblogs Re: apologise again - 20th Jan 2015 12:57pm
yep be warned we will be fighting these people in the streets when they all turn on us,theresa may needs sacking,call me what you want i don't care,i can see whats going on this is not the uk anymore,no time for Muslim madness at all
Posted By: casper Re: apologise again - 20th Jan 2015 1:12pm
No not really,a bomb or a bullet is indiscriminate, it will kill you no matter of your religion colour or creed, perhaps the ones most likely to be targeted are the police and the military both on and off duty
Posted By: dustymclean Re: apologise again - 20th Jan 2015 1:48pm
I have read the letter and the reply,and find it hard to criticise the contents of either. My own thoughts are that the letter should of been tweaked to address the nation as a whole and nobody in particular.I do think we are being asked to give a disproportional amount of our culture up, to accommodate a multitude other cultures.Having no faith and shared a room with an Arab on more than one occasion, I have no axe to grind. I would fight for the right to have no religion, so nobody, it seems is exempt from this phase of human kinds development.
RIP Shufti

Posted By: TheComputerLab Re: apologise again - 20th Jan 2015 2:10pm
This is an interesting read. Religion hey! Pff

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lebanese_Civil_War
Posted By: casper Re: apologise again - 20th Jan 2015 2:42pm
People become uneasy when they perceive a threat to their well being, the constant media focus on Muslims, jihad and terrorism etc and the less moderate within this group, mainly sticking two fingers up to any criticismn of their behaviour only add to the populations mistrust of their religion and culture, their leaders have been late in condeming radicalisation probably for fear of being unpopular, and of course our own politically correct numptys who also fuel peoples fears by pandering to stupid rules at schools, halal meat no pork etc etc,and giving preference to other cultures,this makes people uneasy and mistrustful.
Posted By: j_demo Re: apologise again - 20th Jan 2015 4:16pm
Originally Posted by NickLeg
Eventually the ethnic minority will surely become the ethnic majority in the UK. it just grieves me to watch our country lose its identity in the space of a few generations.

a population founded on scandanavian and european invasion and occupation... it's the way the world works matey.
you don't have to embrace it with open arms but moaning is going to get you nowhere either.

Besides, you mention our country's 'identity' please elaborate on that, could you define our identity for the rest of us?
Posted By: j_demo Re: apologise again - 20th Jan 2015 4:17pm
Originally Posted by Alonso
To be honest, I don't think any of our politicians and senior civil servants know what to do about the burgeoning growth of Muslim communities. They are powerless to stop it, hands tied by their fear of being called racist. Anybody who does try to debate it is immediately attacked by people who seem to be hell bent on destroying this far too generous country of ours.
We had years of trouble from the IRA, but I have a feeling that those times will pass into history as being of little consequence compared to what may lie ahead for future generations.

are you implying all muslim communities want to see this country destroyed?
Posted By: casper Re: apologise again - 20th Jan 2015 5:03pm
I dont think he implied that all Muslim communities want the destruction of this country, however there are those that have openly stated that this is their aim and want to see sharia law here,how long before the militants have enough support to push their agenda? some of these preachers of hate have been busy for years promoting their dislike of this country with more or less impunity,its okay to say they are a minority now but the radicalisation is going on, and the young are gullible and easily swayed.
Posted By: chriskay Re: apologise again - 20th Jan 2015 5:20pm
I would invite anyone who wishes to live under sharia law to emigrate to a country where it is practiced.
Posted By: Bizzybee1 Re: apologise again - 20th Jan 2015 5:51pm
Originally Posted by j_demo
Originally Posted by NickLeg
Eventually the ethnic minority will surely become the ethnic majority in the UK. it just grieves me to watch our country lose its identity in the space of a few generations.

a population founded on scandanavian and european invasion and occupation... it's the way the world works matey.
you don't have to embrace it with open arms but moaning is going to get you nowhere either.

Besides, you mention our country's 'identity' please elaborate on that, could you define our identity for the rest of us?


The way the world works, MATEY, is not by allowing mass immigration into a country that cannot cope with it. The Scandinavians and Europeans took over 500 years to integrate, not 50 years.
If you do not know about our country's identity I suggest you use Google. But I can give you an analogy as a clue. It is fish and chips, not curry.
Posted By: j_demo Re: apologise again - 20th Jan 2015 6:59pm
Originally Posted by NickLeg
Originally Posted by j_demo
Originally Posted by NickLeg
Eventually the ethnic minority will surely become the ethnic majority in the UK. it just grieves me to watch our country lose its identity in the space of a few generations.

a population founded on scandanavian and european invasion and occupation... it's the way the world works matey.
you don't have to embrace it with open arms but moaning is going to get you nowhere either.

Besides, you mention our country's 'identity' please elaborate on that, could you define our identity for the rest of us?


The way the world works, MATEY, is not by allowing mass immigration into a country that cannot cope with it. The Scandinavians and Europeans took over 500 years to integrate, not 50 years.
If you do not know about our country's identity I suggest you use Google. But I can give you an analogy as a clue. It is fish and chips, not curry.

nice way of reflecting the question, you obviously don't know what you're talking about and so just use a stupid analogy.

Curry by the way originated in southern and southeast Asia, most of which is Hindu and not Muslim/Islam, and though there are those who practice it there, most of the 'radical' or 'extremist' Muslims are from the middle east and northern Africa.

it is because of people like you and attitudes like yours that make me sometimes lose faith in humanity.

please research the topic you wish to discuss in future rather than coming out with incessant racist bullshit.
Posted By: Bizzybee1 Re: apologise again - 20th Jan 2015 7:06pm
We simply do not have the infrastructure, health service, education facilities, houses or space to accommodate this mass invasion. It is unreasonable to expect the people of the UK to accept so many immigrants,in such a short space of time, without resentment.
Posted By: casper Re: apologise again - 20th Jan 2015 7:50pm
Do radical/extremist Muslims beheading people in the name of Islam make you lose faith in humanity? or is it only people putting foreward an opinion that you have taken exception to? there are as always two sides to every story, and most people call it as they see it, after all the discussion is about apologising for upsetting various groups, or not speaking ones mind, oops thats not allowed.
Posted By: joeblogs Re: apologise again - 20th Jan 2015 8:16pm
i hate anything to do with religion,how can one be so shallow muslim this muslim that sick to bloddy death of them
Posted By: dustymclean Re: apologise again - 20th Jan 2015 8:35pm
Radical/extremists beheading Western Europeans in the name of Islam make me loose faith in Islam.
Posted By: Vanmanone Re: apologise again - 20th Jan 2015 8:37pm
Originally Posted by joeblogs
i hate anything to do with religion,how can one be so shallow Muslim this Muslim that sick to bloody death of them

I've no time for them or there arrogance either, just like they have no time for us,that's putting it politely ..
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