MellowJoe
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But has be been confirmed a Muslim? That's the question
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Liverpool terror attack
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And again we are in agreement. I am taking issue with you stating the Saudis are destroying Yemen.Then we are on the same track.
The incident is terrible, we all know that, but posts about immigration policy that ignore our role in the wider world are short-sighted and prone to bigotry.
Does it matter ? He was not a true Muslim and his death will not be celebrated by ordinary Muslims.But has be been confirmed a Muslim? That's the question
There should be no label put on him other than terrorist.
PannickAtTheDisco
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erm...no.Does it matter ? He was not a true Muslim and his death will not be celebrated by ordinary Muslims.
There should be no label put on him other than terrorist.
Eh ?erm...no.
Well Wisher
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"our role"? You must mean the people who own the politicians and do whatever they want, regardless of how we vote or protest.Then we are on the same track.
The incident is terrible, we all know that, but posts about immigration policy that ignore our role in the wider world are short-sighted and prone to bigotry.
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worsleyweb
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Eh ?
that doesn’t solve the problem we have? We have to address the problem? Denying there is a problem in the Muslim community which leads to tens and tens of terror attacks being thwarted each year is not helping anyone?
Bluemanc100
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That would require communities to integrate… They don’tIt is now unfortunate that so many will have suspicious eyes cast upon them because of the actions of a very small number. Terrorism always works best when it divides people and the best response is to stick together and form even tighter bonds.
Not true, in my experience. I live 5 minutes from the incident and my experience is that this is an integrated community.That would require communities to integrate… They don’t
But demonising Muslims as we demonised Irish catholics does not help either.that doesn’t solve the problem we have? We have to address the problem? Denying there is a problem in the Muslim community which leads to tens and tens of terror attacks being thwarted each year is not helping anyone?
MaineDAWG2008
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its a political attack. Its not religion against religion nor is it religion against innocent. He is an arab, and his motives is nothing but political. As said wouldn't be surprised if hes a libyan or a syrian.
I would add to that, look how sections of the media portray our owner, some of which is meant to belittle our achievements, but a lot of it is based on racismBut demonising Muslims as we demonised Irish catholics does not help either.
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MaineDAWG2008
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72 virgins? where is one getting this bullshit info. One cannot kill innocent period. Read and do your own research.does anyone know what these murdering shits hope to achieve. What is the rationale behind their warped thinking. Did he really believe that he would have 72 virgins waiting for him. When are the imams going to come out and publically call out these brain washed idiots who think they are carrying out Allahs will. The world is a seriously fucked up place but thankfully there is one less twat out there today.
Already, the conversation is about immigration and the non-integration of communities. It takes very little for many to switch to that even though, until now, we know almost nothing about the perpetrator.its a political attack. Its not religion against religion nor is it religion against innocent. He is an arab, and his motives is nothing but political. As said wouldn't be surprised if hes a libyan or a syrian.
dronefromsector7G
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He was Egyptian. From Giza Jobb MehtI did indeed check his name to see that it wasn't some form of pun on how Scousers talk. Ehlad Kahmdoun-Kahmdoun would have been more like it I guess.
Well said. The suicide bomber will have achieved his goal if we turn this into us v them. UK v Muslim.Already, the conversation is about immigration and the non-integration of communities. It takes very little for many to switch to that even though, until now, we know almost nothing about the perpetrator.
Cheadle_hulmeBlue
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Not true, in my experience. I live 5 minutes from the incident and my experience is that this is an integrated community.
It might be integrated where you live, but in lots of places large Muslim communities do not integrate. Longsight in Manchester is the perfect example of that. I don’t think that’s controversial to say and it probably does contribute to people feeling alienated and not part of the country.
obviously the non Muslim community can help with this, but there is a clear issue with it
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worsleyweb
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But demonising Muslims as we demonised Irish catholics does not help either.
no one is demonising Muslims but it is a muslim terror attack. Just like an ira bomb was an Irish Republican Army bomb. Stupid to lie about where it stems from!
So it wasn't a Catholic bomb attack ?no one is demonising Muslims but it is a muslim terror attack. Just like an ira bomb was an Irish Republican Army bomb. Stupid to lie about where it stems from!
The Northern Baptist
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I seriously don't think Merseyside police are best suited to tracking the bombers associates down, As they couldn't manage one arrest for the criminal damage to City's coach despite some of the offenders standing on their own police vans.
Thankfully they aren’t. Investigation is headed up by NW CT based outta…Mcr