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I very much doubt that there is anyone on this site that wouldn't agree with that, however if you look at the events in Belgium and France, the perpetrators are most likely people that have either lived in those countries for years or born there.
I hope Trump sorts them out!
Well that is not what I mean, these people have been there for years, quite possibly are older than you.And that's my point, the more we let in, the more will be born here...it's going to get worse... We need to develop an anti-terrorism vaccine!
Negotiating with extremists is as useless as Rosie O'Donnell's personal trainer. It's time to go hard at these f***ers.
Some damning stats, particularly with the numbers on death for apostates.
That said, the same research showed that Muslim majority nations are less likely to support deliberate attacks on civilians than say, peeps in the USA. Non Muslims are actually more bloodthirsty than Muslims, and European and USA citizens think that 'deliberate killing of civilians can be justifed' more often than your average citizen of an Islamic nation does.
Heck, the current US Presidential front runner supports deliberate attacks on civilian children and he's surging ahead in the popular vote to thunderous applause.
Not the only place one finds hypocricy in the argument you pose either:
The left side picture is considered terrorism. The right side isnt. You try and figure that one out.
I can understand the outrage and horror at these attacks. But focus on that, and then consider the above images and numbers, you might be able to undertand why the terrorists are also angry.
The right side isn't considered terrorism by who? Israel are just as bad and some of their actions towards not only Palestine but immigrants is disgraceful. TBH I guess when people are so fundamentally religious I'm not sure they even need provoking. Crazy's gonna crazy. Blood lust gonna blood lust.
Intresting that there have been multiple attacks in Turkey the past couple of months that got piecemeal coverage yet this attack in Western Europe gets rolling coverage with special editions of morning shows. Didn't notice the colours of the Turkish flag lighting up other countries monuments either.
Just pretty sure?Pretty sure it got covered...perhaps start paying attention? But yeah the care factor isn't as high...perhaps Turkey helping to fund ISIS through buying cheap black market oil off them rubs people up the wrong way?
My data is better than yours right? polls are only correct when you post it. I get it.I posted it to refute some other biased data. The same data you have previously posted.
You keep on tarring all Muslims and all of Islam with the same brush like its some kind of monolithic bloc.
Can you at least conceed that there are different branches of Islam with widely different beliefs, comprising of widely different ethnic groups? And that the problems you refer to come from a particular hardline minority (Salaffist Wahabbists) who have an economic, political and territorial goal.
Unless you think Usman Kwaja, Bachar Houli and Waleed Aly support what happened yesterday or some equally absurd crap.
If not, an influx of 12,000 refugees will seal the deal.
Oh look, a do-gooder.An influx!
12,000 people into a population of 24 million.
You won't be abele to move for Syrians.
Oh look, a do-gooder.
Oh look, a do-gooder.
I don't have a solution but I definitely wouldn't be accepting 12,000 refugees. It won't end well. Those European countries have welcomed refugees with open arms and they're now suffering the consequences. Even before the Syrian refugees arrived, the immigrant Muslim community in some areas of Europe have been dissatisfied were causing local strain. The combination of the occasional jihadi, feelings of isolation and a distinct lack of economic opportunity have driven them to antisocial behaviour. But wait, because we have do-gooders like MaddAdam taking care of them we'll be all good, right?Whats your solution?
Bearing in mind the current refugees sweeping through Europe are victims of this terrorism. Theyve been dealing with it for years.
How to deal with ISIL without persecuting Muslims, and in particular targetting the victims of ISIL.
Whats your solution?
Bearing in mind the current refugees sweeping through Europe are victims of this terrorism. Theyve been dealing with it for years.
How to deal with ISIL without persecuting Muslims, and in particular targetting the victims of ISIL.
I don't have a solution but I definitely wouldn't be accepting 12,000 refugees.
What does 'civilian' mean to a person who sees the non-Muslim world as Dar-al-Harb?Some damning stats, particularly with the numbers on death for apostates.
That said, the same research showed that Muslim majority nations are less likely to support deliberate attacks on civilians than say, peeps in the USA.
So... let me get this straight. You oppose ISIL but refuse to help their victims on the extremely small possibility that one of the victims could be a member of ISIL?
So... let me get this straight. You oppose ISIL but refuse to help their victims on the extremely small possibility that one of the victims could be a member of ISIL?
Are they all victims? How can anyone guarantee that? And how is it a small possibility when they've already managed to smuggle their way through the system in Europe? I'm sure they were screened thoroughly before they were granted access there but guess what, it's really not that hard to pose as a refugee. Security officials believe it's almost impossible to detect whether they're legitimate or not and all they need is a fake passport. And guess what item was left at the scene of the Paris shootings? A fake passport. They're exploiting the refugee crisis to smuggle terror cells to major cities in Europe and you must be a f***ing moron to think they won't smuggle any into Australia. All it takes is one out of 12,000 and the consequences could be extreme.Actually Gosha and I were talking about the 12,000 refugees announced by the former government. He says this is an "influx" that will "seal the deal".
My understanding is those 12,000 people are being heavily vetted before selection, and are drawn from the most vulnerable groups like Yazidis and Christians and Assyrians and freakin' folks who speak the very same tongue as Jesus and s**t, and even then, priority is being given to intact families and women and children ahead of single men.
I want to know why Gosha is against helping a small number of families and women and children fleeing appalling violence visited upon them by Daesh with no provocation whatsoever apart from worshipping the wrong God.
I want to know what reason he has for not helping these 12,000 people, given many, if not a majority, if not nearly all, most likely won't be Muslim and if they arem certainly won't be radical Sunni Muslims.