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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Tipote]
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Tipote said:
We should be asking why disenfranchised, alienated young muslims who were born in this country are being seduced by this ideology.
Hateful rhetoric against all muslims is part of it.

Yes there is fascism in the UK. From all groups. And it should be rejected.

Luckily i think choudary (the leader of that group) is in prison right now for trying to go to syria



This is what is known as being an apologist for extremist muslims i.e. 'we should look at why they hate us' rather than clamping down on people enabling their behaviour (and that includes excuse makers like yourself).

Essentially muslims have a strong religious identity and the more muslims there are, the stronger it gets.

MUSLIMS are the ones who have created the religious divide and an us/them situation since they actively form their own closed communities and aggressively promote their faith on others.

For me the only way to solve the issue is to dilute their presence instead of them diluting ours. This means not allowing more mosques to be built, closing suspicious mosques down, cutting their state benefits, banning the burqa and deporting all 1st gen muslim immigrants when they commit a crime.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: qman]
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qman said:
They kept on telling me all groups of people are of equal value, liberal logic failure once again. :smilingpuppy:



I can agree that value can be discussed when a group is so small and holds such definite values that we can say that every single one in the group supports pedophilia. The thing is, we are talking about "groups" in a lot wider sense in this thread. Muslims are not a small group of people that hold the same worldview. This is not a group that has come together because they share opinions. There is a difference between groups who are created out a specific interest and people who are simply born into a group. It's the latter type that was discussed earlier.

To argue the a non-homogeneous group of 1,6 million people born as Muslims has less value based solely on the name of their faith, is not to be compared with arguing that NAMBLA are to be valued inferior because they are a bunch of idiots who have created an organization based on their desire to fuck kids.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Malkuthian]
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Malkuthian said:
qman said:
They kept on telling me all groups of people are of equal value, liberal logic failure once again. :smilingpuppy:




To argue the a non-homogeneous group of 1,6 million people born as Muslims has less value based solely on the name of their faith, is not to be compared with arguing that NAMBLA are to be valued inferior because they are a bunch of idiots who have created an organization based on their desire to fuck kids.



"To argue"

No one is making that argument you're proposing. The debate is that too high of a percentage of Muslims in the EU don't work well into the general population, if one wants to state that makes them less "valuable" than the natives, they might have a very valid case.

Edited by qman (02/11/16 12:50 PM)

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: qman]
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http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-02-11/deutsche-bank-back-5-year-cds-soar-record-high

Germany's largest bank in big trouble, this doesn't bold well for the EU economy.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: qman]
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"Because Muslims have inbred over 14 centuries so retardation and insanity has destroyed their gene pool permanently."

qman said:
"To argue"

No one is making that argument you're proposing. The debate is that too high of a percentage of Muslims in the EU don't work well into the general population, if one wants to state that makes them less "valuable" than the natives, they might have a very valid case.



Typical apologist behavior :cool:

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Malkuthian]
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Malkuthian said:
"Because Muslims have inbred over 14 centuries so retardation and insanity has destroyed their gene pool permanently."

qman said:
"To argue"

No one is making that argument you're proposing. The debate is that too high of a percentage of Muslims in the EU don't work well into the general population, if one wants to state that makes them less "valuable" than the natives, they might have a very valid case.



Typical apologist behavior :cool:



I don't remember every post by every member, the above quote isn't defensible, with that being said, I stand by my above statement.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: qman]
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Ironic that the dhimmi in this thread says that it isn't fair to compare Islam with NAMBLA, when it is well known that the founder of Islam was a paedophile.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: viktor]
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viktor said:
Ironic that the dhimmi in this thread says that it isn't fair to compare Islam with NAMBLA, when it is well known that the founder of Islam was a paedophile.



As funny as I find that comment, it's not really fair to compare the standards of those times to now. Islam has been an evolving ideology and for a long time it could have been considered more progressive than Christian Europe, generally speaking I doubt most Muslim's would approve of pedophilia.

Even after arranged marriage's across such an age boundary, one typically would not have sex with their bride until she passes puberty.

Before anyone make's any blanket generalizations about Muslim's, I know a good number of Muslim's personally and doubt very much there's anyone on this forum who could compare morally or intellectually to a good number of them.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Repertoire89]
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Repertoire89 said:
viktor said:
Ironic that the dhimmi in this thread says that it isn't fair to compare Islam with NAMBLA, when it is well known that the founder of Islam was a paedophile.



As funny as I find that comment, it's not really fair to compare the standards of those times to now. Islam has been an evolving ideology and for a long time it could have been considered more progressive than Christian Europe, generally speaking I doubt most Muslim's would approve of pedophilia.

Even after arranged marriage's across such an age boundary, one typically would not have sex with their bride until she passes puberty.

Before anyone make's any blanket generalizations about Muslim's, I know a good number of Muslim's personally and doubt very much there's anyone on this forum who could compare morally or intellectually to a good number of them.



I don't care how nice or smart these Muslims are.  They don't belong in White countries.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: WAN]
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WAN said:
I don't care how nice or smart these Muslims are.  They don't belong in White countries.



None of these are illegal immigrants, very few of them live in America or Canada (which are first nation countries) and none in Europe.

Personally I would rather convert to Islam and follow them back to the ME than stay here should they be excluded, the West would be the loser of that transaction.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Repertoire89]
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Repertoire89 said:
viktor said:
Ironic that the dhimmi in this thread says that it isn't fair to compare Islam with NAMBLA, when it is well known that the founder of Islam was a paedophile.



As funny as I find that comment, it's not really fair to compare the standards of those times to now. Islam has been an evolving ideology and for a long time it could have been considered more progressive than Christian Europe, generally speaking I doubt most Muslim's would approve of pedophilia.

Even after arranged marriage's across such an age boundary, one typically would not have sex with their bride until she passes puberty.

Before anyone make's any blanket generalizations about Muslim's, I know a good number of Muslim's personally and doubt very much there's anyone on this forum who could compare morally or intellectually to a good number of them.



Muslims have lower IQ scores than average


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Edited by Shins (02/12/16 12:28 AM)

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Shins]
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I know Muslims as well. Basically every stereotype of Appalachian hillbillies is also true of Muslims.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Shins]
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Shins said:
Muslims have lower IQ scores than average



IQ is a relative test, it couldn't by definition be empirical.

The only point I was making with the anecdote with my colleagues, concerns the futility of making blanket statements over such a large group (such as suggesting they resemble pedophiles)


Or a statement like this:
viktor said:
I know Muslims as well. Basically every stereotype of Appalachian hillbillies is also true of Muslims.



Not even sure what the point of such a statement is, as it will convince no one who is not already convinced. I suppose if one wants to rock the boat for entertainment value  :shrug:

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: viktor]
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Yep.  Muslims inbreed like crazy. Some estimates say around 50% of Muslim's in the world are inbred.  Muslims have been inbreeding for like 1500 years! 

Mean IQ correlates directly with economic health of a nation as well as political corruption.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Repertoire89]
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Repertoire89 said:
Shins said:
Muslims have lower IQ scores than average



IQ is a relative test, it couldn't by definition be empirical.

The only point I was making with the anecdote with my colleagues, concerns the futility of making blanket statements over such a large group (such as suggesting they resemble pedophiles)



What do you mean "relative test?" And why does that matter?  So muslims are dumber relative to the average.  I already acknowledged that.  It changes nothing.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Shins]
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Shins said:
Repertoire89 said:
Shins said:
Muslims have lower IQ scores than average



IQ is a relative test, it couldn't by definition be empirical.

The only point I was making with the anecdote with my colleagues, concerns the futility of making blanket statements over such a large group (such as suggesting they resemble pedophiles)



What do you mean "relative test?" And why does that matter?  So muslims are dumber relative to the average.  I already acknowledged that.  It changes nothing.



Your anecdote is just that; anecdotal.  If your colleagues are as smart as you say they are, they are in the minority among muslims.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Shins]
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Shins said:
Mean IQ correlates directly with economic health of a nation as well as political corruption.



And the people who invented this measurement of Intelligence come from what region of the world? Intelligence is contextual and subjective, if you define the parameters - they are going to be skewed by your perception (and prejudices perhaps).

Meaning people from cultures alien to your way of thinking, are bound to score lower. This comes from someone with a positive score in the tests, I have little regard for the concept and view the premise of measuring intelligence as pretentious and foolish.


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What do you mean "relative test?" And why does that matter?  So muslims are dumber relative to the average.  I already acknowledged that.  It changes nothing.



All a comment like this does, is reveal your prejudice and the prejudice of your argument. As someone who came into this discussion with an open mind, I have taken note of this.

Not that such a thing would mean anything to someone who argues for the sake of argument, but from here, it is noted.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Repertoire89]
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Wrong, IQ is a universal,  standardized test.  It uses basic shapes and patterns, it is completely universal.  All of the experts say it is reliable in any context.


Can you just acknowledge reality please?  Stop making ridiculous excuses.  Muslims inbreed at and insanely high rate and have been doing it for thousands of years. 

To be fair though, if IQ is going to be a factor in immigration, pretty much everyone but whites, jews, and Asians would fall under "lower than average IQ" as well.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Repertoire89]
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All a comment like this does, is reveal your prejudice and the prejudice of your argument. As someone who came into this discussion with an open mind, I have taken note of this.

Not that such a thing would mean anything to someone who argues for the sake of argument, but from here, it is noted.



Im merely stating facts what's wrong with that? It's called being honest.  The truth is prejudiced and apparently you're too PC and can't handle it.  You can't handle the truth!

Don't shoot the messenger, I am merely stating statistical facts.  You should be taking  notes about the facts not about me.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Shins]
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Shins said:
Quote:
All a comment like this does, is reveal your prejudice and the prejudice of your argument. As someone who came into this discussion with an open mind, I have taken note of this.

Not that such a thing would mean anything to someone who argues for the sake of argument, but from here, it is noted.



Im merely stating facts what's wrong with that? It's called being honest.  The truth is prejudiced and apparently you're too PC and can't handle it.  You can't handle the truth!

Don't shoot the messenger, I am merely stating statistical facts.  You should be taking  notes about the facts not about me.



Its too late, off with his head!!!

:kingcrankey:

I'm not PC, far from it. But there's no use in arguing with someone who's made up their mind.

Regarding IQ, the premise will forever be faulty in my mind and someone attempting to measure intelligence suggests to me a lack of intelligence on their part. It would (imo) take an omnipotent mind to measure such a thing and within the context of a world which had some inherent goal.

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