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Donald Trump- Muslims
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Some Muslims might be peaceful living persons, but they can take on an entirely different mind set when riled.
On LBC's late night radio phone-in, a Muslim gentleman phoned in to air his views on what Donald Trump had said, all to the joy of the presenter who was falling backwood at agreeing with everything the gentleman said, that was until he came out and said that if America implemented Trumps suggestion, the whole of the Muslims in America would rise up and become terrorists.
This didn't go down too well with the presenter, who throughout his phone-in had been harping on about there only being a very, very small amount of radical Muslims, while the vast majority were peace loving.
The presenter soon cut short the telephone conversation with this chap, after he has questioned him on what he had announced to whole of the LBC listening public.
On LBC's late night radio phone-in, a Muslim gentleman phoned in to air his views on what Donald Trump had said, all to the joy of the presenter who was falling backwood at agreeing with everything the gentleman said, that was until he came out and said that if America implemented Trumps suggestion, the whole of the Muslims in America would rise up and become terrorists.
This didn't go down too well with the presenter, who throughout his phone-in had been harping on about there only being a very, very small amount of radical Muslims, while the vast majority were peace loving.
The presenter soon cut short the telephone conversation with this chap, after he has questioned him on what he had announced to whole of the LBC listening public.
// Some Muslims might be peaceful living persons, but they can take on an entirely different mind set when riled. //
nice to see a change of heart AOG !
and some christians might be .... and sikhs ... ( terrible when riled - when Guru Nanak says they have to protect women, they go in with knives and god knows what to achieve required protection...)
It was obvious from time zero that the muslims of america were terrified of being deported en masse ( a bit like the Jews from Germany - hey only they werent deported - onlly displaced or resettled in the East )
hence the fambly queuing up to say they had no idea the garage was full of whatever
nice to see a change of heart AOG !
and some christians might be .... and sikhs ... ( terrible when riled - when Guru Nanak says they have to protect women, they go in with knives and god knows what to achieve required protection...)
It was obvious from time zero that the muslims of america were terrified of being deported en masse ( a bit like the Jews from Germany - hey only they werent deported - onlly displaced or resettled in the East )
hence the fambly queuing up to say they had no idea the garage was full of whatever
Jim, //"Sympathise" is such a woolly concept…//
Is it? See my link where it says “1 in 4 British Muslims say 7/7 bombings were justified”, and “45% of British Muslims agree that clerics preaching violence against the West represent ‘mainstream Islam’ – and take good note of the rest. You give them the benefit of the doubt if you like - but I won't.
Is it? See my link where it says “1 in 4 British Muslims say 7/7 bombings were justified”, and “45% of British Muslims agree that clerics preaching violence against the West represent ‘mainstream Islam’ – and take good note of the rest. You give them the benefit of the doubt if you like - but I won't.
Couldn't be bothered to do more than check the first link within your link Naomi ... which says
"The ICM opinion poll also indicates that a fifth have sympathy with the "feelings and motives" of the suicide bombers who attacked London last July 7, killing 52 people, although 99 per cent thought the bombers were wrong to carry out the atrocity.
Overall, the findings depict a Muslim community becoming more radical and feeling more alienated from mainstream society, even though 91 per cent still say they feel loyal to Britain."
That second paragraph directly conflicts with "When asked, "Is Britain my country or their country?" only one in four say it is. " from the second link in there.
I suspect the rest of the opinions stated in your link are just the opinions of someone who has their own bias and is busy cherry picking survey results.
Further, as we have no idea what the actual questions asked were, nor which sections of the Muslim community were surveryed, there is no way to be sure that the questions were not phrased in a way which elicited the results the questioners wanted.
"The ICM opinion poll also indicates that a fifth have sympathy with the "feelings and motives" of the suicide bombers who attacked London last July 7, killing 52 people, although 99 per cent thought the bombers were wrong to carry out the atrocity.
Overall, the findings depict a Muslim community becoming more radical and feeling more alienated from mainstream society, even though 91 per cent still say they feel loyal to Britain."
That second paragraph directly conflicts with "When asked, "Is Britain my country or their country?" only one in four say it is. " from the second link in there.
I suspect the rest of the opinions stated in your link are just the opinions of someone who has their own bias and is busy cherry picking survey results.
Further, as we have no idea what the actual questions asked were, nor which sections of the Muslim community were surveryed, there is no way to be sure that the questions were not phrased in a way which elicited the results the questioners wanted.
jim360
Yeah...I just wanted to find out whether this thread is one of those general 'discussions about Muslims', or whether anyone seriously thinks that Trump's proposals could work.
I'm certain that (with a couple of possible exceptions) no-one on AB is that...I'm looking for a non-pejorative adjective here...
Err...
Yeah...I just wanted to find out whether this thread is one of those general 'discussions about Muslims', or whether anyone seriously thinks that Trump's proposals could work.
I'm certain that (with a couple of possible exceptions) no-one on AB is that...I'm looking for a non-pejorative adjective here...
Err...
Peter Pedant
/// nice to see a change of heart AOG ! ///
Yes I worded it with extreme caution, just to see the reaction, sorry to spoil your little games Peter.
Still maintain that every Muslim is a potential terrorist though.
If you disagree, I would like to see you put up an argument that proves otherwise.
/// nice to see a change of heart AOG ! ///
Yes I worded it with extreme caution, just to see the reaction, sorry to spoil your little games Peter.
Still maintain that every Muslim is a potential terrorist though.
If you disagree, I would like to see you put up an argument that proves otherwise.
Svejk
First of all - passports don't include religious affiliation.
Secondly, in order to protect America against extremists, you would have to believe that said extremists would be honest on their passports (if they were to include this information).
Thirdly, in order to include this information, America would have to compel every Muslim in every country in the world to comply.
This is not possible.
If, instead the US were to amend their visas (bypassing the passport question), then again, what is to prevent extremists from lying?
Also, America is far more likely to be attacked by American Muslims, than inbound Muslims (cf. the Boston bombings) - how would these proposals prevent this?
How would the US maintain its relationship with allies in the Middle East with this blanket ban?
How would America maintain its business and trade deals with every single country that has a Muslim population with this blanket ban?
Trump's idea sounds like something a drunk person would suggest in a pub on the way home on a Friday night.
It doesn't sounds particularly workable - like the giant wall that he proposed be built between the US and Mexico.
First of all - passports don't include religious affiliation.
Secondly, in order to protect America against extremists, you would have to believe that said extremists would be honest on their passports (if they were to include this information).
Thirdly, in order to include this information, America would have to compel every Muslim in every country in the world to comply.
This is not possible.
If, instead the US were to amend their visas (bypassing the passport question), then again, what is to prevent extremists from lying?
Also, America is far more likely to be attacked by American Muslims, than inbound Muslims (cf. the Boston bombings) - how would these proposals prevent this?
How would the US maintain its relationship with allies in the Middle East with this blanket ban?
How would America maintain its business and trade deals with every single country that has a Muslim population with this blanket ban?
Trump's idea sounds like something a drunk person would suggest in a pub on the way home on a Friday night.
It doesn't sounds particularly workable - like the giant wall that he proposed be built between the US and Mexico.
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