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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: qman] * 1
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qman said:
It's clearly the existing Muslim population in the EU and the "refugees" currently flooding into Europe.

"or all muslims in general that the problem"

:lolwut:  What's your problem?  I wish the best for all Muslims that live in their own cultures and homelands, I have no issues at all.



so as long as they aren't in your lands right? nice slip into segregation there qman. you really need to think about how you word things if you're going to keep trying to convince us you aren't a shitty racists


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: WAN] * 1
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WAN said:
airclay said:
again Wan is arguing for the politically correct treatment of a self recognized class of people that deny and oppose political correctness.

just wanted to point that out for the second time



I am not quite sure what you are trying to say.  Are you saying that racists shouldn't receive politically correct treatments just because they are racists?

Please clarify.



You're asking for the kind treatment or fair treatment for a class of people that recognize that those treatments are only for certain types of people and that others do not deserve much if any at all. It's a little hypocritical.

racists are fucking ignorant shitheads


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: airclay]
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airclay said:
WAN said:
airclay said:
again Wan is arguing for the politically correct treatment of a self recognized class of people that deny and oppose political correctness.

just wanted to point that out for the second time



I am not quite sure what you are trying to say.  Are you saying that racists shouldn't receive politically correct treatments just because they are racists?

Please clarify.



You're asking for the kind treatment or fair treatment for a class of people that recognize that those treatments are only for certain types of people and that others do not deserve much if any at all. It's a little hypocritical.

racists are fucking ignorant shitheads



But in our societies, murderers and rapists still enjoy human rights (as in, we don't torture them or deprive them of food or shelter), despite the fact that in their crimes, they often deny human rights to their victims.  It is the same principle here.  Racists deserve politically correct treatments.


Besides, I am sure a large number of racists would gladly trade third world people for a lack of politically correct treatments.  You want to treat racists badly or impolitely?  No problem, as long as you promise to ship out them illegals and refugees.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: WAN] * 1
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Nobody deserves "politically correct treatment" whatever that is.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Enlil]
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Enlil said:
Nobody deserves "politically correct treatment" whatever that is.



I think he meant that racists don't deserve "kind" treatment themselves because they are "un-kind" to immigrants and refugees.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: WAN] * 1
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Nobody deserves to be treated kindly, either.  Racists should be judged based on their irrational beliefs, at least in part.  I think of racists and Christians to be at a similar level as far as intelligence and rationality.  For me, this means I have little respect for either. 

As far as BEING kind to racists, however, that's a whole different thing from them DESERVING it.  Or anyone deserving anything.  The only thing anyone deserves is death.  Kindness is a social concession that some make to others in order to foster that concession in return.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Enlil]
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Then we believe in different things.  I believe that every human deserves kind treatments and/or respect, till they prove otherwise.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: WAN] * 2
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WAN said:
There is nothing wrong with ethnically pure states.  As a rule, people don't like "outsiders", aka those who are different from they are.  I bet if we do get ethnically pure states, we will see a huge reduction in hate crimes and terrorist acts.



can you not think of a single reason why ethnically pure states might be a problem?? :eek::crazy2::facepalm:
viktor said:
Tipote said:
If you don't understand your enemy, you will lose.



This is why Muslims need to understand that they will not get to take over Europe, no matter how much they might fantasise about it or how much they believe Islam is fated to rule the world.



Muslims know that they will not get to take over Europe. This is only in the minds of some Daesh people and its completely unrealistic.
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The native Europeans will kill all Muslims in Europe before that happens.



You know there are millions of native muslims in Europe.......right?
WAN said:
But bigots are our citizens.  Of course we can't kick them out.  Immigrants, illegals and refugees aren't.  It's ok to kick them out, or better yet, not let them in in the first place.



Muslims are citizens of Europe in the millions. There are native Europeans who are muslims. Would you back kicking them out too?

What about mixed families who may have the appearance of a foreign origin but who are European? There are fully integrated Muslims in Europe who are sidelined and demonised for any hint of "foreignness"
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You are a sympathizer of foreign elements.



For someone who thinks that calling someone racist is wrong or unfair, surely you have double standards?

What does "sympathiser of foreign elements" even mean??
WAN said:
You shouldn't need to rely on a video clip to make your point for you.  Besides, not everybody views videos.  I for one, don't.  I read texts, which I think are superior.



so youre not only a white supremacist canadian asian but youre a text supremacist?!:lol: What the fuck is wrong with videos?


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Bubbles85] * 1
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Bubbles85 said:
How do we fight them effectively? There's no front line, its not traditional warfare. They kill civilians. They're fucking cowards.



its a good question but I think you are starting to understand. Yes, there are no front lines etc. It is a battle of ideas that making a fortress out of Europe would not address. Clamping down on the symptoms does not address the root causes.

Our people kill civilians in the millions too. It doesnt make it ok but we need to live in reality.

100% security is impossible. Daesh formed because of Western crimes and Saudi backing. Without addressing the legitimate issues that many muslims in the world have will go a long way to weaken these groups. Resistance against occupation is a powerful fuel. The invasion of Iraq and Afghanistan has only made things many times worse.

"Soft power" is sometimes more effective than hard power, or at least a mixture of the two.. Google the term if you don't understand.

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They're to pussy to fight against armed opposition, so they kill innocent unarmed civilians. PUSSIES



Who are you talking about? Daesh? They fight plenty against armed opposition - admittedly often drugged out of their minds, but still. Terrorism is an effective tool. When they bring the fight to Europe, thats when Europe pays attention. Yes terrorism is hugely cowardly. Daesh is too extreme even for Al Qaeda.

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They lurk in the shadows, strapped with explosives and blow them shelves up before being detected. So how can we fight that effectively?




By battling the ideas and not alienating entire communities, the majority of whom are not involved. By demonising everyone, you create an environment where vulnerable and weak minds are open to grooming by Daesh. Conforming to Daesh propaganda and talking about a war on muslims does not serve our aims, unless our aim is endless war - which i suspect it is to an extent.

There are multiple ways to weaken and destroy Daesh but it is a proven fact that the existance of Daesh is in the interest of the US and Israel. Please tell me if you need sources on this. Turkey has a close relationship with Daesh, Turkey and Israel buy most of Daesh oil. So many wrongs on "our" side are directly helping Daesh.

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Intelligence is really the only way and that's clearly failing. The EU is failing. We have massive radicalization problems among millions of Muslims in the EU and still the political elite insist on importing millions more in every year. Its fucking insanity.



It is not the presence of muslims that is the problem, it is the global demonisation and alienation over generations that make people even consider to go to Daesh. You can have the best intelligence in the world but it still will not address the root cause.

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You your self have admitted to going to Mosque, fasting for Ramadan and having family connections to the Third World. Its only natural to assume that its with in your interest to protect their interests (immigrants from that region)



lol what? Thats a lot of assumption. Sure I've been to mosques, I also said that I've been to Churches, Mosques, Synagogues and Temples (hindu and buddhist).
What shared interest do I have except human interests? Its wrong for people to be terrorised and murdered WHEREEVER they are from.

I know you guys tend to misunderstand almost everything i'm saying. I'm either a terrorist sympathiser or some other label.

The point is - there are legitimate grievances on all sides. Terrorism is not a legitimate tactic and is not the only tactic.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: airclay]
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airclay said:
qman said:
It's clearly the existing Muslim population in the EU and the "refugees" currently flooding into Europe.

"or all muslims in general that the problem"

:lolwut:  What's your problem?  I wish the best for all Muslims that live in their own cultures and homelands, I have no issues at all.



so as long as they aren't in your lands right? nice slip into segregation there qman. you really need to think about how you word things if you're going to keep trying to convince us you aren't a shitty racists



There's nothing wrong with people coming to your homelands IF there's work for them and they're willing to assimilate into that culture, none of those conditions exist for Muslims in the EU today for obvious reasons.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Tipote]
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Tipote said:
WAN said:
There is nothing wrong with ethnically pure states.  As a rule, people don't like "outsiders", aka those who are different from they are.  I bet if we do get ethnically pure states, we will see a huge reduction in hate crimes and terrorist acts.



can you not think of a single reason why ethnically pure states might be a problem?? :eek::crazy2::facepalm:



They might still encounter some problems just like all states do, however at least there will be much less racial aggression, resentment, lower levels of hate crimes and terrorist acts.  In fact, a lot of arguments and disagreements in this thread would not have been had, if we had pure states.

What "problems" can you think of for ethnically pure states?
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WAN said:But bigots are our citizens.  Of course we can't kick them out.  Immigrants, illegals and refugees aren't.  It's ok to kick them out, or better yet, not let them in in the first place.



Muslims are citizens of Europe in the millions. There are native Europeans who are muslims. Would you back kicking them out too?



If some foreigners become citizens through proper channels, then of course we can't kick them out.  But I am saying that we should try not to admit foreigners into our countries and then give them citizenship.  Once these foreign elements become "entrenched" in our societies through being citizens, it will become impossible to get rid of them.  So we must be very selective about who we allow to become citizens.  Sadly this is not the case today.

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What about mixed families who may have the appearance of a foreign origin but who are European? There are fully integrated Muslims in Europe who are sidelined and demonised for any hint of "foreignness"



It shows that it is natural that people treat those with different looks as outsiders and foreigners.  I feel sorry for the fully integrated Muslims that they are treated as foreigners by their hosts but this is not the natives' fault.  They (the Muslims) should blame the countries' leaders for bringing them into countries where they just KNOW they are going to be looked at with suspicion.

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You are a sympathizer of foreign elements.



For someone who thinks that calling someone racist is wrong or unfair, surely you have double standards?



What double standards? 

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What does "sympathiser of foreign elements" even mean??



Someone who sympathizes with foreigners, who defends them and who is an apologist for them.  Like you for one.
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WAN said:
You shouldn't need to rely on a video clip to make your point for you.  Besides, not everybody views videos.  I for one, don't.  I read texts, which I think are superior.



so youre not only a white supremacist canadian asian but youre a text supremacist?!:lol: What the fuck is wrong with videos?



Nothing "wrong" with posting videos.  I am just saying that people should try to formulate their own arguments instead of relying on videos to make a point for them.

Also it is just my own personal preference that I don't view videos.  Some people are like that, so it might be a good idea to post texts instead of videos.

Edited by WAN (03/25/16 12:18 PM)

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Malkuthian]
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qman said:
Europe's economic problems and decline isn't an opinion, it's a fact.  You see when there aren't enough jobs for the native populations, it makes no sense keeping and importing third world leeches in their homelands.



the problems our countries face will not go away if we just deported "third world leeches". There are structural problems that are in place regardless. While SOME aspects of immigration can be very harmful, it is not responsible for those structures.

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BTW, nobody cares if the terrorists disagreed with the war in Iraq, maybe liberals like Tip and yourself do, but nobody else gives a fuck.



Well you should because if you ignore the reasons why people do these horrible acts, what does that do to help?
You don't have to agree with THEIR reasons or think them legitimate or justified or whatever - it doesnt matter!! The fact is they think this and you not giving a fuck is not going to change that.

Malkuthian said:
NO!

They are bad.
So they should not be allowed.
Kinda like drugs.
They are also bad.
We should not try to understand them, or peoples need for them, nor where they came from and what has caused the culture around them.
We should just ban them, cause then they disappear!

Obvious solution is obvious. Duh.



Malk cutting straight to the significant point!

The war on terror has created more terror
the war on drugs has helped the drug trade proliferate

It is arrogance to think one can destroy everything with a hammer and that its going to go away.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Tipote]
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Tipote said:
qman said:
Europe's economic problems and decline isn't an opinion, it's a fact.  You see when there aren't enough jobs for the native populations, it makes no sense keeping and importing third world leeches in their homelands.



the problems our countries face will not go away if we just deported "third world leeches". There are structural problems that are in place regardless. While SOME aspects of immigration can be very harmful, it is not responsible for those structures.




Nobody is saying that third world immigrants are the cause of these things.  We are just saying that they exacerbate bad current situations and if they are removed, the problems will abate.  They won't go away completely, but at least they will relent.  And that's always a good thing.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: qman] * 1
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qman said:
airclay said:
nope, I believe we should take a real look at how we respond to the acts socially and legally; at home and abroad to ensure that by responding to terrorism we are not creating more terrorism.



" ensure that by responding to terrorism we are not creating more terrorism"

How does "we" create terrorism?  We don't.



we create terrorism when we invade countries and then leave them in pieces. Failed states are an environment for terrorism to thrive. When we torture people, that fuels terrorism. When we deny people their rights, they fuels terrorism. When we drone strike civilians, that creates terrorism.

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Is allowing millions of "refugees" from the ME into the EU and offering them residency and free social benefits creating terrorists? That's the ultimate humanitarian act of all-time, yet liberals like yourself are still pissing on the West for "creating more terrorism".




You prefer no criticism of Western actions? Otherwise its pissing on the West???
Yes accepting refugees is a humanitarian act and righteous. It is a positive thing. But at the same time it is open to infiltration by elements who want to fuck up the West. This is why I consistently say that its possible to accept refugees and secure the borders. There are belligerents in war ALWAYS. For Daesh to commit a few attacks in Europe, it immediately creates massive discord and confusion in Europe and threatens the majority genuine refugees. To accept refugees is undermining to Daesh propaganda. Why would so many muslims flee Daesh if they were all the same? If they were islamic, surely muslims would want to live there.. but they flee instead. That is a situation that is in the interest of multiple foreign actors to exacerbate in Europe. This just means the approach needs to be fully coordinated across Europe and the Middle East to help those genuinely in need and root out belligerents.

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So once again the burden of accountability falls upon the West :facepalm:, of course we should examine our response, is that really the core issue at work here?  No, it's not.



Our response is very significant, but, no, there is never one thing that is 100% responsible. There are multiple factors all coming into play.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: qman]
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qman said:
"It's important to temper our responses and actions abroad"

I agree 100%, when Muslims in the EU blowup a airport in Belgium, the response should not be abroad, the response should be in the EU.

Terrorism in the EU is a European issue, it's NOT about ISIS, the fact that the terrorists have issues with geopolitical events in the ME doesn't give it credibility.



So what would your response be?

Terrorism in the EU cannot be separated from global affairs. That is just a fact.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Tipote]
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Tipote said:
qman said:
airclay said:
nope, I believe we should take a real look at how we respond to the acts socially and legally; at home and abroad to ensure that by responding to terrorism we are not creating more terrorism.



" ensure that by responding to terrorism we are not creating more terrorism"

How does "we" create terrorism?  We don't.



we create terrorism when we invade countries and then leave them in pieces. Failed states are an environment for terrorism to thrive. When we torture people, that fuels terrorism. When we deny people their rights, they fuels terrorism. When we drone strike civilians, that creates terrorism.




Who is this "we" that you speak of?  The citizen of EU countries?  I should hope not.  Truth is, all of those things you mentioned are the doings of the politicians and leaders of these European countries.  The citizens have very very little to do with them.  And it's like I said a few weeks before: the people should not have to suffer the bad consequences of their leaders' actions.

Edited by WAN (03/25/16 12:39 PM)

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Malkuthian]
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Malkuthian said:
qman said:
So you have no opinions or solutions to a massive problem in the EU other than to call out others for their viewpoints.




I never said I don't have opinions, I said I haven't expressed them, which makes it moronic for you to assume you know them. Simple logic... I have a lot of opinions, but I don't have firm opinions on how to handle the crisis, I.e. I don't claim to have a solution. I think that makes sense. It a complicated question, claiming you know the solution is ridiculous. Unfortunately a lot of people here think they have found the way...
The discussion would be more rewarding without all the per-determined opinions and easy scapegoat solutions.

qman said:
he doesn't spew "I think you're a fucking idiot" to address a very serious viewpoint that's pervasive all around the EU.




But you do...
"...you keep digging your hole deeper by rationalizing and apologizing for terrorist acts against the West carried out by Muslims. Truly disgusting."
First lies about his opinions, then calling him disgusting...
So why shouldn't I?

And I was actually not just spewing some harsh words, there was a point behind the bad words:
You continuously claim that I(and tip and others) have opinions we don't have.
Why?
Because you think that we disagreeing with you automatically places us in a defined group with defined opinions.
Therefore I am stating that even though I disagree with you completely I DO NOT agree agree with your defined opponents either. The world is not black and white.

The point is: if you want a discussion for real, STOP with the straw man bullshit already...
It's not strange what so ever that I do not agree with neither you nor leftist apologist libtards.

qman said:
If you have some viewpoints please let us know because just offering PC counter disagreements is nothing more than pissing in the wind.



I have stated more then one time before that before solutions can be discussed seriously we need to remove the misconceptions. what is a reasonable solution and not actually depends on the reality of the situation. Therefore we need to agree on the situation to be able to move the discussion to the next step. If you think Muslims are inbreed mongrels, that needs to be questioned so we can view "Muslims" for what they actually are, and then continue with the discussion from there. Otherwise we can not make reasonable conclusions on how to handle the problems associated with Muslim immigration.

This idea is not rocket science.
As long as there is: racist lunacy, conspiratorial idiocy, general misconceptions and half ass generalizations that doesn't imply nearly as much as claimed, I will continue to argue against it. Are you saying that I'm not entitled to because I have not given you my viewpoint on how to handle the crisis? Newsflash: you racist arguments are wrong regardless of how the problem can be solved.

And btw:
this thread is not about Muslims and how to solve those problems.
This thread is about the problems with the rise of the far right.
Hence I have mostly discussed the problems concerning the far right in this thread: "racist lunacy, conspiratorial idiocy, general misconceptions and half ass generalizations that doesn't imply nearly as much as claimed"...



excellent post, Malk :heart::heart::heart:


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Tipote]
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Tipote said:
qman said:
"It's important to temper our responses and actions abroad"

I agree 100%, when Muslims in the EU blowup a airport in Belgium, the response should not be abroad, the response should be in the EU.

Terrorism in the EU is a European issue, it's NOT about ISIS, the fact that the terrorists have issues with geopolitical events in the ME doesn't give it credibility.



So what would your response be?

Terrorism in the EU cannot be separated from global affairs. That is just a fact.



My response would be a domestic operation that would start deporting the worse Muslims inside of the EU, if that didn't work a full blown deportation policy would be in place.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Tipote]
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Tipote said:
qman said:
airclay said:
nope, I believe we should take a real look at how we respond to the acts socially and legally; at home and abroad to ensure that by responding to terrorism we are not creating more terrorism.



" ensure that by responding to terrorism we are not creating more terrorism"

How does "we" create terrorism?  We don't.



we create terrorism when we invade countries and then leave them in pieces. Failed states are an environment for terrorism to thrive. When we torture people, that fuels terrorism. When we deny people their rights, they fuels terrorism. When we drone strike civilians, that creates terrorism.

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Is allowing millions of "refugees" from the ME into the EU and offering them residency and free social benefits creating terrorists? That's the ultimate humanitarian act of all-time, yet liberals like yourself are still pissing on the West for "creating more terrorism".




You prefer no criticism of Western actions? Otherwise its pissing on the West???
Yes accepting refugees is a humanitarian act and righteous. It is a positive thing. But at the same time it is open to infiltration by elements who want to fuck up the West. This is why I consistently say that its possible to accept refugees and secure the borders. There are belligerents in war ALWAYS. For Daesh to commit a few attacks in Europe, it immediately creates massive discord and confusion in Europe and threatens the majority genuine refugees. To accept refugees is undermining to Daesh propaganda. Why would so many muslims flee Daesh if they were all the same? If they were islamic, surely muslims would want to live there.. but they flee instead. That is a situation that is in the interest of multiple foreign actors to exacerbate in Europe. This just means the approach needs to be fully coordinated across Europe and the Middle East to help those genuinely in need and root out belligerents.

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So once again the burden of accountability falls upon the West :facepalm:, of course we should examine our response, is that really the core issue at work here?  No, it's not.



Our response is very significant, but, no, there is never one thing that is 100% responsible. There are multiple factors all coming into play.



What was the rational that Bin Laden used to commit his terrorist acts?  It was that Western powers were inside of SA and defending their Kingdom, how was that "creating terrorism"?  It wasn't, the fact of the matter is that terrorists can use ANY excuse or rationalization by Western actions to commit their acts.

Again, this is NOT a Western issue, it's a Muslim extremist issue.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Bubbles85]
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qman said:
"Terrorism in the eu being exported by ISIS"

Not true, these are EU Muslims committing these acts.  Even if ISIS is gone tomorrow, the EU still has a massive problem with the Muslims that currently live there.



no... that is completely true. Of course Daesh is exporting terror :wtf: what planet do you live on?

if Daesh was gone tomorrow, the logistics and infrastructure supporting these attacks would not be there. It doesnt mean it would solve things completely because there are still legitimate grievances but it would significantly change their capabilities.

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"We need a new approach"

I agree, bringing in third world people into the EU is a proven disaster.



Can you show me how this is a "proven disaster"? By "third world" that is including a huge group of people but I've known you long enough to be surprised by incredibly vast generalisations.

Bubbles85 said:
I agree with qman .. The vast majority of these attackers are born in the EU. The ones who have entered a conflict zone like Syria have done so by choice. They're not born there and are not directly affected by Western military action in these country's.



Can you back up the claim that these people are not affected by Western military action in these countries? Do you think the abuses are ONLY in those countries? There were many European citizens who were innocent and locked up and tortured for over 10 years. In some cases, just being in afghanistan and having a casio watch was enough to be sent to Gitmo. (fact).

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They simply use our military presence in country's like Afghanistan and Iraq as an excuse for their actions. People in the West claiming that this is the reason, should reconsider their positions.



Its a significant factor. How can you dispute that? If you are a muslim and see muslims in your european state being alienated, demonised etc because of the actions of some dickheads from Saudi Arabia, and then you see your european/western states invade muslim countries and show there is no value for muslim life.. SURELY that will get to you? There are fully assimilated and integrated muslims in the West, who are loyal to the West but are not treated as citizens despite being citizens for generations - because of their religion.

There are French Arabs with moroccan origin for example and when they are in Morocco they are seen as French and when they are in France they are seen as Moroccan. Do you not think that has an effect??????????

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Far more EU born Muslims fight along side terrorist organizations like ISIS, than those who fight for their respective country's of citizenship here.



If your nation army is involved in killing innocents in completely unjust wars, why would you join? I would not join the British military. Does that make me unpatriotic? It is a fact that there were millions of "third worlders" (including many muslims) who fought and died for the Allies during the war against the Nazis!!! There were millions of Algerians that fought for France.

There are thousands of muslims in the region who join Daesh for the money because they are impoverished and are trying to look after their families. It doesnt make their actions ok but we have to understand why people (whether from Europe or the Middle East or anywhere) go for this. Many people joining Daesh are CONVERTS. Hindus, Christians etc etc. They are usually very young, ignorant, poor, unemployed and in somecases mentally ill..


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