Muslim beliefs are not native to most of Western Europe, this is a fact. British, French, Dutch and Scandinavians (for example) have a history of mocking and making humour from things that muslims find offensive, such as cartoons, spitting image and other such humour. That is native to our culture and history, we don't take offence at it to the extent we want to call for the death of people, some might get very angry but sorry, we just don't seek death for humour and will fight to ensure people are free to express it, we have done for generations as freedom of mind is vital to our nations.
That doesn't seem to fit with most of the practising muslims, to the effect that 100's maybe 1000's will march to call for the death of something we see as part of our culture, but don't seem to march when people use their very important religion as the cause for mass murder to refute their association with those beliefs. That again doesn't fit with Europe, we can't understand how you put such standards above native european standards, frankly we find it impossible to understand and we have no appetite to try and understand it, it's not native to us and has become a problem that is impacting our historical companion as nations. This thread CLEARLY shows that, as do the masses on the streets showing their solidarity for France and their people, all races, just the people of France, it's what we do.
The native lifestyle must prevail, the time right now is not to debate why the minority feels hard done by or why they feel we don't understand. Many British comedians rip the hell out of Christianity (I use it purely as 'another religion') call their leaders pedophiles but masses of Christians don't call for the death of those comedians because well, that's our native culture and we have evolved to understand religions place in most of our minds. That evolution means we don't have an appetite to take a religious belief that is different to the one our nations were often founded on and start using it or elevating it's importance, giving it anything more than a passing glance because to us, it's not important and right now for many is seen as the route cause of the troubles we face.
To hear muslims try and 'yes but' that fact is to end the conversation for more and more people these days. Not fair perhaps, not rational maybe, but a reality and a problem for the minority as we have seen many many times before over the years.
The natives are restless.
That doesn't seem to fit with most of the practising muslims, to the effect that 100's maybe 1000's will march to call for the death of something we see as part of our culture, but don't seem to march when people use their very important religion as the cause for mass murder to refute their association with those beliefs. That again doesn't fit with Europe, we can't understand how you put such standards above native european standards, frankly we find it impossible to understand and we have no appetite to try and understand it, it's not native to us and has become a problem that is impacting our historical companion as nations. This thread CLEARLY shows that, as do the masses on the streets showing their solidarity for France and their people, all races, just the people of France, it's what we do.
The native lifestyle must prevail, the time right now is not to debate why the minority feels hard done by or why they feel we don't understand. Many British comedians rip the hell out of Christianity (I use it purely as 'another religion') call their leaders pedophiles but masses of Christians don't call for the death of those comedians because well, that's our native culture and we have evolved to understand religions place in most of our minds. That evolution means we don't have an appetite to take a religious belief that is different to the one our nations were often founded on and start using it or elevating it's importance, giving it anything more than a passing glance because to us, it's not important and right now for many is seen as the route cause of the troubles we face.
To hear muslims try and 'yes but' that fact is to end the conversation for more and more people these days. Not fair perhaps, not rational maybe, but a reality and a problem for the minority as we have seen many many times before over the years.
The natives are restless.
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