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Participants Jason Campbell70slydrifterGary Wilsongoldenmason172neonharborPaul Wells17Richard Wilson4redbison8
neonharbor neonharbor Member
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#21 ·
Gary Wilson said:I could just as easily pull up other songs for you right now—songs that paint a different, perhaps more realistic picture than these romanticized anti-war tracks.

Back in the day, Americans had an organized state that was obsessed with its global image, so everything was filtered and carefully managed.

But who’s going to filter things when it comes to these immigrants—especially once society has already rejected and stigmatized them?

By stigmatizing and casting them out, the silent and—I’d say—confused majority of Western society is essentially handing extremists a gift on a silver platter.

So, whether you like it or not, the West is at fault. It’s blamed for taking them in, and it’s blamed for keeping them out... it’s blamed for its colonial past, for failing to help, for helping too much, for its freedoms, and even for its lack thereof... it seems the West is simply blamed for being alive...
Paul Wells17 Paul Wells17 Active Member
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#22 ·
Gary Wilson said:Why are you so determined to pick a fight with me? 😁

Who exactly invited Englishmen and other Europeans to India, Saudi Arabia, Africa, America, or Australia?

Who called the French to Algeria, Morocco, Tunis, Egypt, or Syria?

And who called Jews out of Russia and Europe to Palestine? (I mean, we all know who drove them out or killed them, but who actually *invited* them?)

And who invited Muslims outside of the Arabian Peninsula?
Jason Campbell70 Jason Campbell70 VeteranOP
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#23 ·
Paul Wells17 said:And who invited Muslims outside of the Arabian Peninsula?

And who ever called an Australopithecus out of its cave?
Paul Wells17 Paul Wells17 Active Member
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#24 ·
Jason Campbell70 said:And who ever called an Australopithecus out of its cave?

👍

A lot of people argue that all this mess only started once those primitive cavemen actually stepped outside. 😬
Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 Veteran
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#25 ·
Hasn't Finland mostly been spared from Muslim immigration?
slydrifter slydrifter Member
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#26 ·
Nah, they've spread everywhere. If you happen to catch one of them or just say something against Islam out of nowhere, they'll show up instantly, even in Finland.
redbison8 redbison8 Member
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#27 ·
goldenmason172 said:Just tell me one thing: who actually invited them to Europe? Nobody did; they arrived of their own volition. And just for your information, Christians living in Arab nations endure a status that is ten times worse, yet I don't see them pulling such stunts or strapping on explosives to kill innocent civilians. The point is, if they aren't happy in the United Kingdom or France, they should simply return to where they came from. Do you follow my logic, or do I need to break it down further for you?☕


I’m with him on this, but honestly, you Americans are the last people who should be weighing in here since you guys are still basically "newcomers" in the West yourselves....
So, this whole mess shouldn't really be your concern....
goldenmason172 goldenmason172 Active Member
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redbison8 said:I’m with him on this, but honestly, you Americans are the last people who should be weighing in here since you guys are still basically "newcomers" in the West yourselves....
So, this whole mess shouldn't really be your concern....

Decide what, exactly? My point was quite specific: nobody invited Muslims to those countries, so I wasn't making any decisions on their behalf. Furthermore, attempting to draw parallels between Americans and Muslims shows a profound lack of understanding. Wherever Americans have settled, they have integrated seamlessly, which stands in stark contrast to the issues seen with Muslim populations; they haven't caused—and aren't currently causing—the kind of friction we see elsewhere. Perhaps you should take some time to actually learn about American history before trying to group us in the same context as Muslims. Ultimately, whether this problem concerns us or not is really none of your business.

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