Falling for this one again

[rohrl]

Colonial said:

AJS- said:

The point wasn't really BBC bias, silly comment. More about the Muslim habit of generating a crisis in any area where they become a majority, and then crying persecution.

So, ethnic minority in military junta that aren't recognised as citizens who are treated as less than property are the ones who are causing all the problems?

They're Muslims, therefore evil. Keep up Colonial.

[AJS-]

Where did I say they were causing all the problems, or that Burma was a perfect, liberal democracy?

I said it's a similar modus operandi to what we have seen in other areas, and "the west" has a bad habit of falling for it.

[TheHeretic]

AJS- said:

Where did I say they were causing all the problems, or that Burma was a perfect, liberal democracy?

I said it's a similar modus operandi to what we have seen in other areas, and "the west" has a bad habit of falling for it.

You are inferring it is a planned situation. Frankly your opinion seems to have little backing. Can you find me where this was a planned situation? How they meticulously planned their oppression, those evil Muslims, and pre-arranged the violence that then ensued from both sides...

[AJS-]

TheHeretic said:

You are inferring it is a planned situation. Frankly your opinion seems to have little backing. Can you find me where this was a planned situation? How they meticulously planned their oppression, those evil Muslims, and pre-arranged the violence that then ensued from both sides...

You assumed the planning part too.

I think it's more a cultural theme, they move into other areas, exclude themselves save for bursts of violence against non Muslims, then feel persecuted and react accordingly.

[johnnybegood]

The west only intervenes when there is some (insert natural resource of choice here)to gain from helping said minority burma hasnt got anything so im guessing they will let the indians deal with this mess or possibly the chinese or jus not give a f*ck.

[TheHeretic]

YOU said they generate a crisis.

AJS- said:

The point wasn't really BBC bias, silly comment. More about the Muslim habit of generating a crisis in any area where they become a majority, and then crying persecution.

Really, stop talking poppycock. Generating a crisis implies planning, and organisation, unless they generate it a different way?

[Colonial]

AJS- said:

You assumed the planning part too.

I think it's more a cultural theme, they move into other areas, exclude themselves save for bursts of violence against non Muslims, then feel persecuted and react accordingly.

Those crafty Muslims. Organising for themselves not to be recognised as citizens of the country they live in. Doing secret deals with the government to make sure they are the most persecuted group in a country where everyone is persecuted. Organising for Bangladesh to shut it's doors.

All so the BBC may one day, but not today, run a biased story about them.

[blindswelledrat]

AJS- said:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-18517412

Persecuted Muslim minority on the border between a Muslim and a non-muslim state. How long before they want their own country and UN support for doing so? The BBC seem all for it.

No it's not Palestine, Kosovo, Kashmir or Bradford but Burma this time.

Falling for it?
Protecting misplaced refugess somehow makes us mugs?
WHats wrong with you

[Blue62]

This place is going to the dogs, time was you could spout any old bigotted rubbish without fear of a challenge. Of course the BBC is biased, just ask Rupert Murdoch you fools.

[DickHerpes]

Blue62 said:

This place is going to the dogs, time was you could spout any old bigotted rubbish without fear of a challenge. Of course the BBC is biased, just ask Rupert Murdoch you fools.

The Burmese Muslims should all just get a consulting job in IT to improve their lot.