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“YOU’RE RAAAAACIST” continues to be the sole argument coming from the peanut gallery.
So you don’t find anything troubling or bigoted about suggesting the Mayor of London may impose Sharia law (not that the insinuation even makes sense)?“YOU’RE RAAAAACIST” continues to be the sole argument coming from the peanut gallery.
Yep. In Brooklyn, New York, where I live, Greenpoint is still a thriving Polish neighborhood. You can walk down the street and see whole blocks where all the store signs are in Polish, and all the products in the food stores are Polish. And it’s expanding – Maspeth, in Queens, is starting to get a big Polish presence along Grand Avenue.Gee. Maybe they need to come to America instead. Poles are entirely welcome here, particularly in those areas where there a lot of people of Polish descent. LOTS of them in the U.S. Boze cos Polske!
So now you’re equating Islam to National Socialism.Just like the Nazis. Most Germans were not Nazis, but they didn’t have to be.
And we’re right back into the Fifth Column “they’re going to outbreed us” business.Everyone is waiting for the number to tip 51-49. But it may not even come to that. BTW, it appears that Muslim women are suffering the most—so much so many of them in Europe want to go back.
I don’t know about this. The first Syrian I ever met had blonde hair and blue eyes. And if you read history, probably most Sicilians are of Levantine extraction. I read that most Palestinians have some western European DNA. Crusades perhaps, but then there were the (largely Teutonic) Roman legions permanently stationed in Syria and the Greeks. So there might not be a dime’s worth of DNA difference between a Sicilian/Neapolitan and a Levantine.I can’t comment on you, but it’s disingenuous to pretend that a lot of opposition to Islam and immigration isn’t based on race.
This might be mildly amusing. Some years back I did some H1b work, bringing healthcare workers to the U.S. I wondered whether perhaps there were some recent Polish immigrants who I might get qualified. Turned out the education under Communism was so bad that I couldn’t. But in the course of it, I learned that the Archdiocese of Chicago was almost a clearing house for Poles, both legal and illegal. I remember one of the Chancery people jokingly telling me “…there’s an illegal Pole working under every car in every repair shop in Chicago…” And I think she was only half joking.Yep. In Brooklyn, New York, where I live, Greenpoint is still a thriving Polish neighborhood. You can walk down the street and see whole blocks where all the store signs are in Polish, and all the products in the food stores are Polish. And it’s expanding – Maspeth, in Queens, is starting to get a big Polish presence along Grand Avenue.
This just proves my point. Solving the problem of immigration is not just a case of adopting a different immigration policy. That won’t save you. It needs to be asked as to why parts of the world are so unstable and destitute and why other parts of the world are so rich, and why people should want to flee one part of the world to enter the other. Why would regions of the world that have been arbitrarily partitioned by western powers, have developed (and been left undeveloped) through the experience of colonialism with its construction of divisive ethnic identities and destruction of traditional culture, and that are still today ravaged by imperialist wars and western capital, produce many immigrants? Why indeed.People on the right say all the time say they want LEGAL immigration. The left chooses not to hear it because it doesn’t suit their agenda.
Presumably it has something to do with the people who live there. The folly of “humanitarian” immigration is in assuming that magic dirt will turn third-world populations into first-world populations. In fact, such a project will not only be catastrophic for the first world (which will cease to be the first world), but also for all the people in the third-world who are dependent on foreign aid.It needs to be asked as to why parts of the world are so unstable and destitute and why other parts of the world are so rich
I don’t see how this works at all. Saudi Arabia, for example, is rich. It was not arbitrarily partitioned except by its own rulers. Its history of colonialism is largely that of the Turks. It doesn’t really have divisive ethnic identities and it goes a long way to retaining its traditional culture. And yet, it was and has been the source of plenty of terrorists, including Bin Ladin.This just proves my point. Solving the problem of immigration is not just a case of adopting a different immigration policy. That won’t save you. It needs to be asked as to why parts of the world are so unstable and destitute and why other parts of the world are so rich, and why people should want to flee one part of the world to enter the other. Why would regions of the world that have been arbitrarily partitioned by western powers, have developed (and been left undeveloped) through the experience of colonialism with its construction of divisive ethnic identities and destruction of traditional culture, and that are still today ravaged by imperialist wars and western capital, produce many immigrants? Why indeed.
The last time I checked Catholicism and atheism aren’t economic theories, and “big government”, beyond being hopelessly subjective, is more a consequence of several factors (some economic, some political, some geographic, some population-based, and so forth).Capitalism is the best form of economic practice and has reduced poverty.
Capitalism has succeeded where Catholicism, Islam, atheism and big government have failed.
This caricature of “the left” is a bit over the top, don’t you think?The far left wants illegal immigration because their culture of death and laziness in their minority supremacy movements isn’t bearing fruit, and their notion of being on easy street while the sun sets on civilization is under threat.
lolRace is a social construct, and is not rooted in genetics or biology to any hard extent
Absolutely wrong. Lebanese Christians are as Arab as any Arab. Yet’ they’re well accepted in this society. Armenians far more closely resemble other Middle Eastern peoples than they do British Islanders, and yet people have no objection to their immigration.The “othering” of the Muslim has a long history, and there is definitely a racial element to it that has become more prominent in recent history.