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It is easy to be suspicious of those that seem not to share our national and/or cultural identity. __________________ Quote:
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I could probably think of more if I tried - but even these simple things are quintessentially British - you won't find them in Germany, Holland or France. And there are already at least 2 things in that list you couldn't share with a Muslim. Quote:
But we're talking about extending that protection to people you might barely know, simply because of religion. (Even when the crime that person has committed is against that religion!) |
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Its not hard to read into, death to the infidel, death to america. Unless I'm very much mistaken, or the English language has changed dramatically in the last few months, those slogans mean, death to the infidel, death to america. Sounds pretty much like a radical view. As for supporters check this link:- http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/...phy/Masri.html And it quotes a bibliography of sources. Many of them from Yemen. Quote:
And we arent always talking about mates, or does every person know everbody else personalkly enough to call them "mates". I've grassed friends up, when they have done wrong. Fortunately for me, my friends know when they have done wrong 99% of the time. |
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I think it is time to call it a day, as there will be no winners or no losers!!!! everyone is entitled to their bit okay!!!!
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Or a man walking down street with leeks and clogs being stopped because he looked Welsh? Graham, I do accpet our views are extremely different in these cases (but not always ALL the time). But I do sense that a lot of what shapes your views does come down to their race. For example, I am under the distinct impression that because they are black and muslim, you will jump to their defence, no matter what. Whilst I often fail to see the side you obviously do, I do think that you fail to see what any repercussions could be should we ignore the fact. What is right? What is wrong? We both are almost certainly in the wrong in our views. The right choice would be somewhere down the middle. However that choice isnt always possible. There is a growing problem, yes the problem is fundementally an islamic one. But the islamic groups need to realise that whilst they cover for the behaviour of their kind, in the name of their religion, its inevitable that they are all, at some point, going to be regarded with suspicion. And whilst that happens, the powers of stop and search will be used. |
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End now !!!!!
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If the thread is to be closed, I must protest that because of work I cannot post at the same time as others. |
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Close it becasue it is like a dog chasing its tail!!!!!
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I also believe that we should protect that as far as possible. I dont' know maybe I am old-fashioned but I see targetting *ONE* small section of the Islamic community wrong. Don't target those of Middle Easter appearance target them ALL. I amsure there would be a public outcry then. Islam is an old Ottoman tradition as far as I know. The religion has a history steeped in goodness. I have to concur that this religion was changed a lot and its concepts and meanings changed to suit other aspects of religion and power and control. Take the Sunni's and Shi'ites for example, One sect believes in the way of Mohammed and the other belives in the way of his brother Ali. They have very different cultral identities. I would think (and its only an opinion so don't kill me unless you use a funny smilie) that moving to somewhere as WEternized as Britain or America must be a BIG culture shock. For starters, how do they learn to cook ? What foods do they buy that are consistent with their religion ? Where do some of them end up ? Estates on badly maintained local housing areas with other people of Islamic desent ? how do they learn what our norms, value and beliefs are if we stop integrating these people now ? If we arrest on site and interrogate or detain how are they learning anything new from our way of living ? I just think a lot . Sian |
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The point I was trying to make is not what *I* would necessarily do, but that there exist in many cultures/ groups "rules" that you don't drop your mates in the cacky. I also didn't say that it was a good thing. Quote:
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Or how about members of the Black community who will help a "Brother" against "Whitey" simply based on their skin colour... Or... There are many more examples of people who would "extend protection" to someone else based on what are, frankly, very subjective criteria. This is *not* exclusive to Muslims. __________________ Quote:
Yet I didn't actually hear about the Police taking those who went to hear him preach into custody or questioning them "just in case" they were terrorists... Quote:
Great idea! Now how about looking at a BNP site for opinions about Blacks? I'm sure you'll find more equally open minded and unbiased commentary on there...!! Quote:
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Could someone please point out the post where it was claimed that only muslims protect each other from the law as I can't see it?
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WTF? http://memri.org/aboutus.html |
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I don't give a *damn* about race. Nor colour, nor creed, nor clothing, nor which football team they support. What I *DO* care about is *PREJUDICE*, those who *would* judge someone based on any or all of the above or any other subjective criteria and *RIGHTS*, because if we take rights away from just *one* group, we are on a very dangerous path as history has demonstrated time and time again. If someone said "we should arrest anyone who calls themselves 'timewarrior2001' because it's a silly name" I would be standing up for *your* rights just as much as I would stand up for *anyone's* rights, no matter what. Quote:
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Yes, there are *SOME* Muslims who will "cover for the behaviour of their kind" (hmm, "their kind", another great generalisation!), just as some blacks will support their "brothers" against the White Man and so on, but there are also many who deplore the atrocities committed in the name of their religion and who will do everything they can to see them brought to justice. However there is also a *third* group, the "undecideds" for want of a better term who think "well, I shouldn't cover for these people, but if I'm going to get hassled by ignorant unbelievers who want to give me grief simply because I worship in a Mosque or wear certain clothes or look a particular way or have a beard, why the hell should I be bothered to help them?" Now the question becomes "what do *we* do"? Do we develop policies to get them on *our* side? Or do we, instead, treat them as suspects which is more likely to drive them to the "other" side? I know which I think is more sensible. What about you? __________________ Quote:
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The point is that there is little love lost between many sections of the Jewish and Islamic communities. Picking a single example like that doesn't necessarily provide proof by any means. ADDENDUM: PS thanks for the red rep based on your straw man argument! :rofl: |
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