Asian Gangs

The Halk · 7 Jan 2011 at 20:11

Nickg said:
So his middle name is, as was Ronaldo's i believe?

Thats not the same as an identikit every boy shall be called 'Mohammad' order is it?

But not every Muslim is called Mohammed either. Lots of people have it as a middle name or a first name, same as the South Americans with Jeebus.

Vonhelmet · 7 Jan 2011 at 20:12

Oh no! Different cultures are scary! Hide at home and close the curtains! Muhammad's rapist army is coming for your children!

Dmack · 7 Jan 2011 at 20:13

OP is a moron. Yes this is a very disturbing story, but your statement 'They should be sent back to where their parents or grandparents came from' is just stupid.

TheCenturion · 7 Jan 2011 at 20:13

Nickg said:
So his middle name is, as was Ronaldo's i believe?

Thats not the same as an identikit every boy shall be called 'Mohammad' order is it?

His common name is Jesus, there are lots of people with the first name Jesus.

Jesús Navas (another footballer)
Jesus Franco
Jesus Hernaiz
Jesus Delgado

TheCenturion · 7 Jan 2011 at 20:15

Oh yeah, before I forget. White people do messed up stuff too. Just go to Crawley and you'll see what I mean

flibbage0 · 7 Jan 2011 at 20:15

TheCenturion said:
His common name is Jesus, there are lots of people with the first name Jesus.

Jesús Navas (another footballer)
Jesus Franco
Jesus Hernaiz
Jesus Delgado

Jesus Navas is a good footballer, I remember on fifa 09 bought him for £2million

, excellent player.

The Running Man · 7 Jan 2011 at 20:15

The Halk said:
But not every Muslim is called Mohammed either. Lots of people have it as a middle name or a first name, same as the South Americans with Jeebus.

I know, for Instance, Ali? Akram? erm. Adbul, Anwar etc

i know many of so named people.

Poverty and desperation usually drives people towards naming their children after the grand leader it often seems to me?

The Halk · 7 Jan 2011 at 20:16

Nickg said:
I know, for Instance, Ali? Akram? erm. Adbul, Anwar etc

i know many of so named people.

Poverty and desperation usually drives people towards naming their children after the grand leader it often seems to me?

Er, while we all pick celebrity names over here....

Castiel · 7 Jan 2011 at 20:17

Nickg said:
You missed what i was saying completely then because i dont know ANYONE called Jesus.

And i went to a Catholic school, and let me tell you. There was no jesus there.

In the hispanic communities of the Americas Jesus (pronounced hey zeus) is as common as Steve or Tony here.

Different cultures, different names.

The Running Man · 7 Jan 2011 at 20:18

Yep, in south america where lets face it, poverty is more rife than in europe, you get more Jesus to the 100. Same in some lower european countries, like Spain and Portugal.

Not many Germans, French, English or Americans called Jesus. I see a link between wealth and the name scheme?

edit:

as Castiel points out the poor hispanics in US use this name too. it seems to support my notion.

Gilly · 7 Jan 2011 at 20:19

Maccy said:
I hope this thread doesn't go downhill in typical OcUK fashion. But I bet it will.

Downhill? How does a thread at the bottom of the hill go down it?

TheCenturion · 7 Jan 2011 at 20:19

Nickg- What is your point? Are you saying that it's wrong to call a child Mohamed? Are you saying that it's strange? I can't see the point that you're trying to argue?

Randomface74 · 7 Jan 2011 at 20:19

jeez - it's just racism, chill out.
racism in every day life is common and sometimes funny - on the internet it's a massive event... boring.

The Funktopus · 7 Jan 2011 at 20:19

"Send 'em back!" etc. aside, here's to hoping they themselves become the recipients of some raw, unbridled sexual abuse inside.

Castiel · 7 Jan 2011 at 20:19

Nickg said:
I know, for Instance, Ali? Akram? erm. Adbul, Anwar etc

i know many of so named people.

Poverty and desperation usually drives people towards naming their children after the grand leader it often seems to me?

What, like there being loads of kids named Luke in 1977, or Britney in 1999.

Come on, names are chosen for a billion different reasons, none of them sinister or of any real importance.

Castiel · 7 Jan 2011 at 20:20

simulatorman said:
Looks like we are going to get a bottle fight in the bar tonight.

Better than a knife fight in Basra.... :eek:

Vita · 7 Jan 2011 at 20:21

simulatorman said:
Let me get this right you approve of that. Methinks you have a word missing.

I missed the "DON'T", WOOPS.

The Running Man · 7 Jan 2011 at 20:22

TheCenturion said:
Nickg- What is your point? Are you saying that it's wrong to call a child Mohamed? Are you saying that it's strange? I can't see the point that you're trying to argue?

SHow me where did i say that?

Id like to see a graph of the names of 'Asian' people showing a convergence since the inception of the Muhammadist regime.

i bet it starts out pretty wide, and then narrows extremely significanctly after that juncture to a huge proportion of Mohammads?

Why? Why would you name you child after the great leader? I dont understand that Mentality. Is it because there is no one of any worth inhis texts whereas christianity has numerous different characters i dont know.

But this is very off topic.

Will Gill · 7 Jan 2011 at 20:22

Vita said:
I missed the "DON'T", WOOPS.

ah, I guessed can't! I was nearly right and got the right sentiment anyway

The Running Man · 7 Jan 2011 at 20:22

Castiel said:
What, like there being loads of kids named Luke in 1977, or Britney in 1999.

Come on, names are chosen for a billion different reasons, none of them sinister or of any real importance.

SO, millions of people being called Mohammad are all for different reasons?

I'll even admit that i have 2 religious based names but neither are that reaching that they are named after the big J or G men themselves.