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In my view, this thread is just more evidence that there are a bunch of BNP supporters trying to exploit PH. The number of threads focusing on "Muslims" (which is what the BNP have switched to since anti-semitism became just too unacceptable) rather than the real issues (like why Afghanis are are dependent on the smack trade) is becoming very noticable.
Prof Beard said:
In my view, this thread is just more evidence that there are a bunch of BNP supporters trying to exploit PH. The number of threads focusing on "Muslims" (which is what the BNP have switched to since anti-semitism became just too unacceptable) rather than the real issues (like why Afghanis are are dependent on the smack trade) is becoming very noticable.
Caugh... ok where do I start.Well I do not support the BNP. I find it rude for you to accuse me of that. The thought of them running our nation is frankly laughable.
By BNP are you referring to people who don't like certain muslims in our country?
I got news for you... it's not just the 14,000 BNP supporters, or however many there are.
Like I have said before... you will know at least a couple of people who have views. Now do the math.
Recent developments have caused people to talk about this. We talked about the financial crisis when it was in the news, not we are talking about muslim fundamentalists.
If you don't like or approve of a thread then you can move on to another. Nobody is forcing you to read this.
TomE said:
Prof Beard said:
How interesting that the first two VERY QUICK replies to my post are from...
It does seem like they are some kind of KKK tag team.....KKK, BNP all crazy accusations.
This is the feeling of most people but political correctness and a sense of enforced moral highground causes most people to shrug their shoulders and look away.
Edited by plasticpusher on Saturday 14th March 00:41
plasticpusher said:
Prof Beard said:
In my view, this thread is just more evidence that there are a bunch of BNP supporters trying to exploit PH. The number of threads focusing on "Muslims" (which is what the BNP have switched to since anti-semitism became just too unacceptable) rather than the real issues (like why Afghanis are are dependent on the smack trade) is becoming very noticable.
Caugh... ok where do I start.Well I do not support the BNP. I find it rude for you to accuse me of that. The thought of them running our nation is frankly laughable.
By BNP are you referring to people who don't like certain muslims in our country?
I got news for you... it's not just the 14,000 BNP supporters, or however many there are.
Like I have said before... you will know at least a couple of people who have views. Now do the math.
Recent developments have caused people to talk about this. We talked about the financial crisis when it was in the news, not we are talking about muslim fundamentalists.
If you don't like or approve of a thread then you can move on to another. Nobody is forcing you to read this.
You made a point earlier about managing the '3%' that are already here. Can you not see how spectacularly insulting that is to the majority of the 3% who come here with entirely good intent. It's like saying we should send all the Irish home because there are a tiny minority who are affiliated to groups like the Real IRA.
In summary I think some of the points you make are entirely valid when directed to the minority of trouble makers, but are complete bks when directed at large groups like 'Muslims'.
Dare2Fail said:
In summary I think some of the points you make are entirely valid when directed to the minority of trouble makers, but are complete bks when directed at large groups like 'Muslims'.
I agree with your points.But how would you define the people it should be directed toward?
It seems that there is no answer.
Kids in their early 20's turn to terrorism when nobody suspected it.
It can be argued that anybody of the muslim faith has the potential to turn, or am I wrong? It seems an easy way to summaries it to me. Not all extremists are here yet and we do not know what is breeding them.
TomE said:
Mark V8 said:
Prof Beard said:
Keep digging - both of you...
You're a funny little man aren't you....Clarification if you please.
Do you think these people would reward your support ? He'd probably behead you if he thought he could get away with it. Utterly hateful and the ONLY TRUE RACIST here. Would you tell him so ?
Your opinion is a minority one and therefore is unimportant to me.
Mark V8 said:
Prof Beard said:
Keep digging - both of you...
You're a funny little man aren't you....Clarification if you please.
Yes - I can be funny - no - I'm not little - but at least I'm honest and I don't have to resort to insults...
plasticpusher said:
Dare2Fail said:
In summary I think some of the points you make are entirely valid when directed to the minority of trouble makers, but are complete bks when directed at large groups like 'Muslims'.
I agree with your points.But how would you define the people it should be directed toward?
It seems that there is no answer.
Kids in their early 20's turn to terrorism when nobody suspected it.
It can be argued that anybody of the muslim faith has the potential to turn, or am I wrong? It seems an easy way to summaries it to me. Not all extremists are here yet and we do not know what is breeding them.
You are saying that because you can't identify an individual you should be allowed to victimise an entire religion? What about the German guy who went into the school this week and started shooting people? Surely every German has the potential to do this and therefore we should round them all up. Go back through history and you will be able to find examples of terrible acts that can be attached to all cultures/religions/races.
Just because a Muslim has been a terrorist does not give you a reason to treat all Muslims as if they are terrorists.
Out of curiosity do you mind if I ask where you are from (English, Scottish etc.) and what religion you are?
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