'Enough is enough': Theresa May says there's been 'far too much tolerance' of 'evil' Islamist extremism in the UK

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Just now, IAMX said:

Give him time to search the forums and then concoct some excuse as to this hilariously imaginary racism against Arabs we have going on.

The Racist card is getting really boring but if you have nothing else what do you do?

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1 minute ago, Leon & Mylen said:

Indeed.  I find it horrifying that we are seeing Filipinos join the movement and causing a stir in their country.  I really do hope I don't have to be fearful when flying there next year.

Maybe you can go to those parts of the Philippines where terrorism is rife and tell the poor Muslims all about how intellectual Millennials are, surely they'll gladly listen. Post results.

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1 minute ago, IAMX said:

Give him time to search the forums and then concoct some excuse as to this hilariously imaginary racism against Arabs we have going on.

 

Meanwhile:

 

You don't believe there is any racial profiling of Arabs going on?

 

I'm not going to help you then.

 

Again, though, feel free to address the main points of my argument rather than cherry pick non-related stuff.  On ANY of my arguments.

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27 minutes ago, Leon & Mylen said:

No, Islam is not a race.  But when you generalize all Arabs in your hatred of Muslims, it is racism.

 

I'll ignore your anti-leftist ranting, as it is just undisciplined meandering rambling that only discredits any point you try to make (if there is one outside of it).

 

5 minutes ago, Leon & Mylen said:

You don't believe there is any racial profiling of Arabs going on?

You can't even make up your mind what you're arguing, so it's impossible to believe you have a main argument. 

 

No one here is talking about Arabs but you.

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13 minutes ago, Leon & Mylen said:

Lol I see.

 

 

It's like the movie Groundhog...

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Just now, IAMX said:

 

You can't even make up your mind what you're arguing, so it's impossible to believe you have a main argument. 

 

No one here is talking about Arabs but you.

My argument is this:

 

We need our leaders and Muslim leaders who are not sided with radical Islamic terrorists in what they are doing to speak out and show solidarity with one another so as to eliminate generalizations of all Muslims.  The reason we need our leaders to do this is so that individuals who might be on the fence regarding being radicalized may have less of a chance of doing so if they have role models they can look up to rather than feel castrated by our perception of all Muslims.

 

Got it?

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15 minutes ago, IAMX said:

 

You can't even make up your mind what you're arguing, so it's impossible to believe you have a main argument. 

 

 

Oh the irony.

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3 minutes ago, Leon & Mylen said:

My argument is this:

 

We need our leaders and Muslim leaders who are not sided with radical Islamic terrorists in what they are doing to speak out and show solidarity with one another so as to eliminate generalizations of all Muslims.  The reason we need our leaders to do this is so that individuals who might be on the fence regarding being radicalized may have less of a chance of doing so if they have role models they can look up to rather than feel castrated by our perception of all Muslims.

 

Got it?

You want Muslims not to follow Islam.

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4 minutes ago, Boiler said:

You want Muslims not to follow Islam.

Well, his argument, which he now walked back on and eliminated from his reassertion of his prior post, was that Muslims are radicalized because they're disenfranchised (lefty to English translation: white guy's fault), and that people are racist against the non-existent Muslim race.

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5 minutes ago, Leon & Mylen said:

My argument is this:

 

We need our leaders and Muslim leaders who are not sided with radical Islamic terrorists in what they are doing to speak out and show solidarity with one another so as to eliminate generalizations of all Muslims.  The reason we need our leaders to do this is so that individuals who might be on the fence regarding being radicalized may have less of a chance of doing so if they have role models they can look up to rather than feel castrated by our perception of all Muslims.

 

Got it?

So far the US is doing okay but if some have their way there will be mass immigration to the US from the Middle East and also whatever numbers Europe can throw your direction. There are refugees in Turkey and Australia also waiting to travel. What you are proposing may work with kids raised by parents born in the USA but if you mix them with some of the trash over this direction then your country will be in big trouble from within.

 

It's not scare mongering, just look at the mess that is the UK, France, Belgium, Germany do you really want that on your doorstep?

 

 

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Just now, Boiler said:

You want Muslims not to follow Islam.

Muslims can and should be allowed to follow Islam.  But I don't want Muslims to follows an interpretation that results in an adherence to radicalized Islamic terrorism.  And I feel this may be one way to help reduce a few from doing that.

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14 minutes ago, Leon & Mylen said:

My argument is this:

 

We need our leaders and Muslim leaders who are not sided with radical Islamic terrorists in what they are doing to speak out and show solidarity with one another so as to eliminate generalizations of all Muslims.  The reason we need our leaders to do this is so that individuals who might be on the fence regarding being radicalized may have less of a chance of doing so if they have role models they can look up to rather than feel castrated by our perception of all Muslims.

 

Got it?

 

Doubt it. LOL.

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1 minute ago, Mr&Mrs G. said:

So far the US is doing okay but if some have their way there will be mass immigration to the US from the Middle East and also whatever numbers Europe can throw your direction. There are refugees in Turkey and Australia also waiting to travel. What you are proposing may work with kids raised by parents born in the USA but if you mix them with some of the trash over this direction then your country will be in big trouble from within.

 

It's not scare mongering, just look at the mess that is the UK, France, Belgium, Germany do you really want that on your doorstep?

 

 

I do agree that we still need to be diligent in fighting those who are already radicalized and in vetting such from coming to the U.S.  This wouldn't change that.

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5 minutes ago, Leon & Mylen said:

Muslims can and should be allowed to follow Islam.  But I don't want Muslims to follows an interpretation that results in an adherence to radicalized Islamic terrorism.  And I feel this may be one way to help reduce a few from doing that.

Ahh, its not an interpretation, you want the interpretation to be mainstream, a Reformation. Might take a few hundred years, what about now?

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6 minutes ago, Mr&Mrs G. said:

So far the US is doing okay but if some have their way there will be mass immigration to the US from the Middle East and also whatever numbers Europe can throw your direction. There are refugees in Turkey and Australia also waiting to travel. What you are proposing may work with kids raised by parents born in the USA but if you mix them with some of the trash over this direction then your country will be in big trouble from within.

 

It's not scare mongering, just look at the mess that is the UK, France, Belgium, Germany do you really want that on your doorstep?

 

 

The left would just blame others, as per the usual. Immediately what comes to mind is capitalism -- people bad with money or improving their labor value blame capitalism, want government involved, government gets involved, helps the rich get richer, leftists blame capitalism, want more government, more government gets involved, further helps the rich, leftists blame capitalism, want more government. Rinse and repeat. #Logic