Islam is taking over society

@tiler wrote:

HOLD ON A MINUTE, so now your admitting that when you go abroad, you have “absolutely no respect for the country you are in, the local customs or the people”.

Why can’t people learn the English grammatical language, before attempting to converse in it.

The term “we” is not personal, its a collective noun a generalising term, I could have typed the same words, inferring the same thing yet as someone who hasn’t been on an overseas holiday, your post would make no sense, as it doesn’t now.

Emma spouts some shyte Tiler , but you are not very far behind her – and as far as English grammar goes “we” is used more in the personal – or in taking the “pee” than it ever is a collective noun

@drivel wrote:

@slayer wrote:

@drivel wrote:

@slayer wrote:

Butlins near Skegness holds a week long Christian youth festival where anyone can go BUT they are expected to behave in a Christian manner etc… and hey, thats ok too just like Muslim day at Alton towers (NOTE Muslim day NOT Muslim only Day)

If a section of society is continually demonised and singled out because they seek to do what every other section of society does, do not be suprised when they react against that- the Emma’s of this world (assuming she is not a Troll which I wouldnt give her credit for) simply demonstrate a breathtaking ignorance, whether intentional or not

Because we are a predominately Christian country Slayer – we don’t want to be taken over by Islam

The vast majority of people believe that – but are branded racist of whatever so they dont say much

You are in the minority in this – by a long way – but as usual – you have the most to say about it !!!

If you want to live in this country – when in Rome ……. – do as we bloody do –

I have to say you provide me with so much entertainment Drivel. I havent posted on here for 2 weeks and hardly at all in the last 2 months so I would hardly class myself as having most to say.

As I’ve said so many times before, “When in Rome” only applies to “foreigners” here of course and doesnt apply to Brits abroad then- “Do as I say, not as I do” would be more appropriate

A Muslim day at Alton Towers is about as far away from an Islamic takeover as it is possible to get except for those who wish to add their warped perception on it.

And for the record we are a Church of England nation predominantly and I don’t see you waving banners decrying catholicism (I bet Catholic Churches outnumber Mosques 5 to 1) when the Catholic church criticises or is offended by the things we do. Narrow minded, blind and ignorant.

And you are a twisted warped old man Slayer – to return your compliments

I am no way A BNP member or supporter – but I do feel the majority of people in this country feel the same way as I do about other religions “taking” over

I’m not particularly religious although I am Christened and confimed

We are not talking about the behaviour of Brits on holiday abroad – we are talking about people coming to live in this country and not giving 2 hoots to our customs or laws

With you views on our country you should definitely emigrate

Old, old!! Cheeky mare- Im still the right side of 40- warped and twisted I will accept with gracious compliments

Y’see Drivel, if you want to talk about religions taking over then fine but it is a generic rather than specific issue- we have many different religions here (the Lonely Planet lists 7 different ones I think) and each have a different or disparate set of values and beliefs- whether it be Catholicism, Islam, Hinduism etc.

And each will occasionally object to parts of our way of life (the Catholic church was recently heavily preaching against any form of abortion and very strongly against a womans right to chose her own form of birth control- didnt hear anyone condeming the Catholic church for doing that but if it had been Islam the reaction would have “trying to change our culture, etc etc ) or how we live our life. But why cant they, they’re just as British as you and me…they have a right to an opinion and it is as valuable as mine or yours.

What I object to is the demonisation of one religion with the guilty by implication inferences. Islam has done nothing differently than other religions in this country yet because of the global radicalisation of Islam by extremists, it is tainted with a brush of “all terrorists, all want to take over the UK etc etc”. This simply isnt true and hence my views on this thread reflect this.

The vast vast majority of Muslims are no different than the vast vast majority of all other Britons- peaceful, law abiding and proud to be both British and Muslim. Just as there were (and continue to be) extreme Catholic and Protestants both in N Ireland and Scotland, there will be extremist Muslims who are British too- it is a fact ot life but not a fact of vilification of a whole religion.

As for emigration, Ive been around the world, but there’s no place like home n this is it…for all its faults…

I’ve been looking at websites of various British fringe political parties ranging from far-left to far-right. Together with the big parties, nobody seems to be offereing a proper philosophy on how to deal with the threats that face us.

The far left have got into bed with islamic fundamentalists and focus their hatred on Bush, Blair and Israel while ignoring Al Qaeda, Iran etc.

The far right go for Blair too because he’s perceived as a PC loony leftist, although he’s about as left-wing as Margaret Thatcher was!

I think there is a yawning chasm, a crying need, for a ‘new-left’ movement throughout Europe that fights its own corner and does not cow-tow to either the USA or the demands of the two emerging islamic empires, a shia one driven by Iran and the other a wahabbi sunni one driven by Al Qaeda.

We need a new creed of humanist, humanitarian socialism that will take on anyone, be they islamic hate preachers, Christians with their symbolic human sacrifice called ‘holy communion’, big corporations, nasty celebrities, the monarchies of Europe or whoever.

I’m not really a socialist, but I could adapt! As natural resources diminish and the energy gap grows, the demand-led economy will inevitably give way to a supply-led economy.

I’m not really talking about a political party like in the USSR etc so much as a social movement that does the job of a modern religion without resorting to fairy tales, superstition and promises of unverifiable and highly improbable rewards.