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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: WAN] * 1
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WAN said:
Malkuthian said:
Bringing up drug use is an even better argument.
Your on a hot streak now man!

So far we got:

1. Muslims don't look like us, so they cant intergrenate.




He's right on this, though.  You left-wingers and liberals can whine all you want about how different-looking foreigners SHOULD be able to integrate, however the fact of matter is that they can't and won't.  People like to draw a line between the in-group and the out-group.  This is ingrained in us, it's human nature.



says the white supremacist asian who is an immigrant in Canada.. :lol:


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: qman] * 1
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qman said:
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-europe-migrants-turkey-germany-idUSKCN0XK0BS

"Germany is seeking the creation of 'safe zones' to shelter refugees in Syria, Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Saturday, an idea Turkey has long championed in the fact of U.N. caution."

Germany is clearly changing policy here due to political pressure, this is something they should have done over a year ago, keep these people safe in their own region of the world.



This idea has been out there since the very beginning, just as it was used in Libya, its nothing new. Syria is far more complex a situation than Libya and Libya turned out terribly. In theory I would like a no-fly zone to create safe zones in Syria but in reality this is incredibly geopolitically dangerous - let alone fucking expensive. Clearly the interests involved are so divided that it is doomed to fail. In fact, it is in the interests of the main players (except the Syrian people) to have this current situation of complete destabilisation.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: qman] * 1
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qman said:
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-36130000

"Fewer North African migrants enter Germany"

The party is coming to an end for these migrants, Germany is declaring their nations "safe" now, again Germany is changing policy very quickly.



The party?? I hope you are never a refugee, qman. If you are then i'll be sending you a party hat and some cake to stick up your ass.

Algerians, Moroccans, Kosovans and others are economic migrants so Germany is right to tighten up these controls.

But as your link says, there are some who would face death/persecution because they are homosexual. We have a duty to help these people or really how civilised is our so called civilised white culture, qman?

qman said:
Hey Tip, is this the love fest you're dreaming about in the EU?  :rofl2:





no, of course not. you're asking stupid questions, qman.

There are plenty of non-muslim Europeans praising hitler these days.


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Edited by Tipote (04/28/16 08:13 AM)

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: qman]
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qman said:
akira_akuma said:
refugees seeking asylum is not a matter of legality -- it's chartered -- you accept war-torn refugees because of the nature of the problem.




You're missing the point, they're not "war-torn refugees". Germany is starting to clean house, get with the times. The UN can't enforce shit and is therefore irrelevant.



qman said:
akira_akuma said:
the refugees are exactly that, war-torn. whatever else you're talking about, is obviously not the same thing. i'm talking about refugees. maybe you might be talking about Muslims in general, in Germany...but not me.

sing to me your pink flowering thorn, Qman. you never asked to be born. but it's ok, you'll live.



You obviously never read the links I posted or the point of them in the first place. :huxleyfacepalm:



How are they not war torn refugees in the majority? You haven't shown any credible statistics to back that up


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: WAN]
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WAN said:
Tipote said:
It was St. George's day yesterday. the patron saint of England...and he was Palestinian/Turkish/Syrian.

There is a lot more than qman is willing to admit that connect us culturally to the middle east - the birth place of the abrahamic religions.

and he will never accept that foreigners can contribute to societies. OF COURSE there is a burdensome transition period and by no means will it be easy. This should give us incentive to streamline our integration mechanisms. In the US, I know there is a very well developed Syrian-American community/diaspora who are fully integrated. It exists too in Europe and is developing.



I dont understand why you so much want there to be immigrants in the West and further you want them integrated.  Have you thought about the fact that some people might reject this proposal?  That there are people in the West who don't want third-world immigrants in their countries?  Do you simply ignore these people and their opposing views and just impose your will on them, because they are "racists"/"bigots"..etc etc so their voices and opinions mean nothing to you?



it is a minority of people that don't ever want to mix with any foreigners.

the main issue the majority of people are concerned about is the vast numbers of people involved, it is not that there are foreigners in our societies.

its a reality of the world we live in that families are formed over the entire globe. I have more than two "races" in my family and that is true for many all over the world. Its a reality that global movement happens, a focus on effective integration is surely a significant priority.

I don't think I even said I want tons of people coming to Europe. I think the UK immigration situation is out of control and that is true for most of Europe, but that doesn't mean i think we should reject everyone. Refugees for example should be accepted. I call instead for a well organised immigration and integration mechanism because it is only in your, and qman's, head that ethnically "pure" states are an ideal.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Tipote]
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Tipote said:
WAN said:
Tipote said:
It was St. George's day yesterday. the patron saint of England...and he was Palestinian/Turkish/Syrian.

There is a lot more than qman is willing to admit that connect us culturally to the middle east - the birth place of the abrahamic religions.

and he will never accept that foreigners can contribute to societies. OF COURSE there is a burdensome transition period and by no means will it be easy. This should give us incentive to streamline our integration mechanisms. In the US, I know there is a very well developed Syrian-American community/diaspora who are fully integrated. It exists too in Europe and is developing.



I dont understand why you so much want there to be immigrants in the West and further you want them integrated.  Have you thought about the fact that some people might reject this proposal?  That there are people in the West who don't want third-world immigrants in their countries?  Do you simply ignore these people and their opposing views and just impose your will on them, because they are "racists"/"bigots"..etc etc so their voices and opinions mean nothing to you?



it is a minority of people that don't ever want to mix with any foreigners.



Proof?

Also you seem to be saying that people who are in the minority should just be ignored in favor of the majority.
Quote:
it is only in your, and qman's, head that ethnically "pure" states are an ideal.



If people nowadays "reject" the idea of an ethnically pure state, it's because liberals like you have relentlessly drilled into them that being a racist is baaaaaaaaaad.

Heck, even today, if you ask people in a poll where anonymity is absolutely guaranteed, I bet you'd get a lot more "yes" than you'd think.

Edited by WAN (04/28/16 09:39 AM)

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Tipote]
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Tipote said:
WAN said:
Malkuthian said:
Bringing up drug use is an even better argument.
Your on a hot streak now man!

So far we got:

1. Muslims don't look like us, so they cant intergrenate.




He's right on this, though.  You left-wingers and liberals can whine all you want about how different-looking foreigners SHOULD be able to integrate, however the fact of matter is that they can't and won't.  People like to draw a line between the in-group and the out-group.  This is ingrained in us, it's human nature.



says the white supremacist asian who is an immigrant in Canada.. :lol:



You should focus on my argument, not who I am.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: WAN]
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:ducklol:


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Tipote]
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Tipote said:
WAN said:
Tipote said:
It was St. George's day yesterday. the patron saint of England...and he was Palestinian/Turkish/Syrian.

There is a lot more than qman is willing to admit that connect us culturally to the middle east - the birth place of the abrahamic religions.

and he will never accept that foreigners can contribute to societies. OF COURSE there is a burdensome transition period and by no means will it be easy. This should give us incentive to streamline our integration mechanisms. In the US, I know there is a very well developed Syrian-American community/diaspora who are fully integrated. It exists too in Europe and is developing.



I dont understand why you so much want there to be immigrants in the West and further you want them integrated.  Have you thought about the fact that some people might reject this proposal?  That there are people in the West who don't want third-world immigrants in their countries?  Do you simply ignore these people and their opposing views and just impose your will on them, because they are "racists"/"bigots"..etc etc so their voices and opinions mean nothing to you?



it is a minority of people that don't ever want to mix with any foreigners.

the main issue the majority of people are concerned about is the vast numbers of people involved, it is not that there are foreigners in our societies.

its a reality of the world we live in that families are formed over the entire globe. I have more than two "races" in my family and that is true for many all over the world. Its a reality that global movement happens, a focus on effective integration is surely a significant priority.

I don't think I even said I want tons of people coming to Europe. I think the UK immigration situation is out of control and that is true for most of Europe, but that doesn't mean i think we should reject everyone. Refugees for example should be accepted. I call instead for a well organised immigration and integration mechanism because it is only in your, and qman's, head that ethnically "pure" states are an ideal.



"81 percent of Germans say their government has no control over the refugee crisis"

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/angela-merkel-approval-ratings_us_56b35e43e4b08069c7a62cb1

"it is not that there are foreigners in our societies"

That's until they find out that these "foreigners" are from third world nations that bring no skills, education, ability to speak the native language, and will commit a massive disproportional amount of crime relative to the native population.

Once they find out that the taxpayer is going to support them for decades, the idea of "cultural diversity" starts looking very unappealing.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Tipote]
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Tipote said:
qman said:
akira_akuma said:
refugees seeking asylum is not a matter of legality -- it's chartered -- you accept war-torn refugees because of the nature of the problem.




You're missing the point, they're not "war-torn refugees". Germany is starting to clean house, get with the times. The UN can't enforce shit and is therefore irrelevant.



qman said:
akira_akuma said:
the refugees are exactly that, war-torn. whatever else you're talking about, is obviously not the same thing. i'm talking about refugees. maybe you might be talking about Muslims in general, in Germany...but not me.

sing to me your pink flowering thorn, Qman. you never asked to be born. but it's ok, you'll live.



You obviously never read the links I posted or the point of them in the first place. :huxleyfacepalm:



How are they not war torn refugees in the majority? You haven't shown any credible statistics to back that up



https://www.rt.com/news/316570-eu-false-syrian-refugees/

"The most recent EU stats estimate Syrians make up about 20 percent of the refugees coming to the EU, but at some border crossings 90 percent claim to be from Syria"

The EU has already admitted there was no way to tell who was a legitimate "refugee" and who wasn't, fake ID's and passports are common place, the whole process has been a wild free for all since day one, it's been a huge disaster.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: qman]
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Right now the two most liberal parties (Grüne & Linke) are gaining percentages.

http://www.forschungsgruppe.de/Aktuelles/Politbarometer/

When asked if they think Muslims in germany respect the values of our constitution 52% answered yes and 41% answered no

When asked if they think Islam is incompatible with our constitution 63% answered no

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: howsyournaggerdoin]
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howsyournaggerdoin said:
Right now the two most liberal parties (Grüne & Linke) are gaining percentages.

http://www.forschungsgruppe.de/Aktuelles/Politbarometer/

When asked if they think Muslims in germany respect the values of our constitution 52% answered yes and 41% answered no

When asked if they think Islam is incompatible with our constitution 63% answered no



Thank you for making my case, if 41% of Germans think Muslims in Germany do NOT respect their constitution, the integration process has been a massive failure.

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I really dont see how this makes your case when the majority (52%) thinks that they do

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: howsyournaggerdoin]
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Tipote said:
qman said:
"can you provide the statistics these people are not fleeing war even if they're not from Syria?"

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/europe/migrants-are-disguising-themselves-as-syrians-to-gain-entry-to-europe/2015/09/22/827c6026-5bd8-11e5-8475-781cc9851652_story.html

"There are well-dressed Iranians speaking Farsi who insist they are members of the persecuted Yazidis of Iraq. There are Indians who don't speak Arabic but say they are from Damascus. There are Pakistanis, Albanians, Egyptians, Kosovars, Somalis and Tunisians from countries with plenty of poverty and violence, but no war."



yes we have been over the idea that there are people that are not entitled to refugee status. No one is saying we should give it to economic migrants.
I didn't see any estimated numbers of how many are faking their way in so your link doesn't back up your claim that the majority are not fleeing war.

Syrians didn't want to leave their country, they didn't want to come to Europe, otherwise the migrant crisis would have happened in 2011.
The reason there is such a well established Syrian-American community in the diaspora is because they left to the US during the 80s when there was the uprising of Hama and the government was brutal in crushing it. They have integrated well into the US.

Quote:
"eventually tax revenues will be generated by the increased population"

:huxleyfacepalm:

No one is saying they won't generate some tax revenue, but point is they will receive multiples more than they contribute, that will still make them social leeches on the native population.



Can you show me the statistic showing that they will receive multiples of what they and their families can EVER pay in taxes for the rest of their lives?



Many EU citizens that are employed are not likely to net contributors to the tax system, never mind these people.

https://www.rt.com/news/341233-refugee-crisis-germany-billion/

"Receiving refugees could cost Germany up to E400 billion"

This money will never be paid back, this is a financial disaster for the German taxpayer, not wonder policy has changed in recent days.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: howsyournaggerdoin]
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howsyournaggerdoin said:
I really dont see how this makes your case when the majority (52%) thinks that they do



Almost half of the population having a problem with a minority demographic is a huge number, even if it was 20% it would be alarmingly high, you don't think that's a massive issue?

Edited by qman (04/28/16 11:03 AM)

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: qman] * 4
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qman said:
howsyournaggerdoin said:
I really dont see how this makes your case when the majority (52%) thinks that they do



Almost half of the population having a problem with a minority demographic is a huge number, even if it was 20% it would be alarmingly high, you don't think that's a massive issue?



50% of Americans think the earth is 6,000 years old, yet we're the innovation hub. Lucky for civilization, we dont hitch our wagons to the ignorant.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: The Ecstatic]
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The Ecstatic said:
qman said:
howsyournaggerdoin said:
I really dont see how this makes your case when the majority (52%) thinks that they do



Almost half of the population having a problem with a minority demographic is a huge number, even if it was 20% it would be alarmingly high, you don't think that's a massive issue?



50% of Americans think the earth is 6,000 years old, yet we're the innovation hub. Lucky for civilization, we dont hitch our wagons to the ignorant.



:lolwut: Believing that a certain demographic doesn't integrate well into a culture does not mean that sentiment is based in ignorance.

Edited by qman (04/28/16 11:36 AM)

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qman said:
The Ecstatic said:
qman said:
howsyournaggerdoin said:
I really dont see how this makes your case when the majority (52%) thinks that they do



Almost half of the population having a problem with a minority demographic is a huge number, even if it was 20% it would be alarmingly high, you don't think that's a massive issue?



50% of Americans think the earth is 6,000 years old, yet we're the innovation hub. Lucky for civilization, we dont hitch our wagons to the ignorant.



:lolwut: Believing that a certain demographic doesn't integrate well into a culture does not mean that sentiment is based in ignorance.



You should be a ballerina, the way you tiptoe around "we dont want them muslims here" is just pure art.


Homogenization is coming, we can either stomp our feet about it or figure out WHY millions of immigrants are flooding to the west.

1. whats wrong with these peoples' homelands? and why?
2. what is the west's culpability in those problems?
3. what is the west's responsibility in facilitating a solution?
4. what IS the solution?


These are the questions that need to be asked, and answers discussed. Not demagoguery from right wing opportunists, and their fearful underlings.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Tipote]
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Tipote said:
Blair's New Labour in the UK hijacked the support of the left and sold out.



What about Labour under Corbyn? They've just had to suspend a Muslim MP for Anti Semitic comments on social media :lol: and another for defending her comments :facepalm3:

Ken Livingstone suspended by Labour after saying Hitler was a Zionist

The Labour party have got no fucking chance of gaining power in the near future after Blair. Party of the working class my ass .. They destroyed the working class community's in the UK, with their commitment too mass immigration.

What don't people understand, about mass immigration affecting the working class more than any one else?

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