Nebuchadnezzar
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Strangely enough, it is possible for two things to happen at the same time that are nothing to do with each other.
Yes.
Quite alarming how quickly those posters tried to turn this into a deflection thread.
Strangely enough, it is possible for two things to happen at the same time that are nothing to do with each other.
There's undoubtedly antisemitic and anti-Islamic views in the Tory party. But what matters is not so much that they exist but how people who express such views are dealth with by the various parties. That's the test.
Disgraceful thread and predictable comments from the usual. Concentrate on the far worse problems within your own party.
Diversion tactics as BTH said.
Nah. Survey after survey shows that the vast majority of muslims in this country support traditional British cultural values. The clue is in the word 'values'.Not really.
Conservative Party, byname Tories, in the United Kingdom, a political party whose guiding principles include the promotion of private property and enterprise, the maintenance of a strong military, and the preservation of traditional cultural values and institutions.
The clue is in the "preservation of traditional cultural values".
This is true.Nah. Survey after survey shows that the vast majority of muslims in this country support traditional British cultural values. The clue is in the word 'values'.
have a read of this thenNah. Survey after survey shows that the vast majority of muslims in this country support traditional British cultural values. The clue is in the word 'values'.
Maybe because it isn't? The region with the largest Muslim populous is South East Asia (62%) and they share virtually no connection to Arabian or Indian subcontinental cultures or backgrounds, so you cannot call Islam a race in the same way as you would with Jews/Hebrews which have essentially become synonymous.For example, would you call Christians a race? Of course not.Ah, the old 'Islam is not a race' get out. HOUSE!
I concur.Maybe because it isn't? The region with the largest Muslim populous is South East Asia (62%) and they share virtually no connection to Arabian or Indian subcontinental cultures or backgrounds, so you cannot call Islam a race in the same way as you would with Jews/Hebrews which have essentially become synonymous.For example, would you call Christians a race? Of course not.
Am I a Christianophobe for criticising the Christian religion? Am I an Islamophobe for being critical of Islam? Note, being an Islamophobe means being critical of the religion, now being critical of MUSLIMS is an entirely different topic altogether. Criticisms of ideologies does not a racist make.
Some or all ? Two very different things.now being critical of MUSLIMS is an entirely different topic altogether.