Woolworths: " We Are A Muslim Business"

[agchristie]

This, from Germany. Sign of things to come?

http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/735211/Woolworth-Germany-cancels-Christmas-Dortmund-customers-Muslims

[naomi24]

fiction-factory. // There are lots of lovely places , some with a healthy mix of cultures //

Just one problem with that. The Muslim culture isn't healthy.

[fiction-factory]

Maybe you need to make an effort. I work with muslims and get on well. Many school children mix perfectly happily where I am

[fiction-factory]

I don't go around saying they should be repatriated though. It might make working together a bit more difficult

[vetuste_ennemi]

//There are lots of lovely places , some with a healthy mix of cultures//

Got an example, FF?

Also, Islam is one of the world's great religions, well-known for its toleration, encouragement of diversity and its spirit of enquiry (Golden Age of Andaluz?). So most Muslim majority countries should be pretty inviting places for non-Muslim Europeans to emigrate to. Tough choice, but which one would be YOUR first choice?

[vetuste_ennemi]

Assuming you were invited, of course.

[fiction-factory]

I am quite happy in the UK. Doesn't seem like a rat role where I live or any of the places I visit regularly.

[naomi24]

V_E, didn’t you know that the followers of Islam abandon the more unsavoury aspects of their religion the moment they hit European shores?Well at least that’s the impression they like to give their trusting European workmates.

[fiction-factory]

>Have you not noticed how when an area goes Asian it only takes a few years before almost all the children in a particular school are Asian. What's happened to the white ones ?

So how does that fit in with your suggestion of deporting Muslims?

Who said utopia? I just mean that if you want to avoid living in a rat hole it is easy to find somewhere. If you want to work with other cultures it isn't as difficult as you may think. I don't mean going pout socially with them and joining them at the mosque- i just mean being polite/friendly and not spouting hatred about them

[naomi24]

fiction-factory, do you like people making a fool of you?

[Mamyalynne]

Good gracious - FF, I've put the kettle on or there are stronger nightcaps available, please partake and leave this.

[naomi24]

^Heaven forbid that anyone should tell it like it is!

[naomi24]

^That was to Mamyalynne.

[fiction-factory]

I don't mind if you think people are making a fool of me, naomi. If they get pleasure from thinking they are doing it, it says something about them.

Sorry I misssed your post last night Mamyalynne- I'd retired to my bed. Maybe you could reread the thread today Mamyalynne and let me know what I said that was wrong- apart from perhaps poking the vultures. Okay, maybe I was intruding on the thread since most of these only want answers support their obsessions

[fiction-factory]

>Any update available yet by the way, on where we can find a lovely area with a healthy mixed culture.

Most places I've been, divebuddy. Maybe I am too sociable/tolerant/approachable and don't talk to Muslims about repatriation - i just get on with things. But there are also lots of places in the UK where there are few Muslims if you think that they turn areas into ratholes.

[naomi24]

fiction-factory, // apart from perhaps poking the vultures.//

I assume the 'vultures' you refer to are the people here who are concerned about the ever-increasing influence that Islam is having upon the western world?

[youngmafbog]

//joining them at the mosque//

Ah, I see. Bend over backwards to accommodate them. Perhaps you would be better suited to living in Pakistan or some such place rather than foist you ideology on the rest of us?

To they come round to the church or more appropriately for the British culture The Pub?

[youngmafbog]

Yes Naomi, it is, as usual, the liberal way of resorting to name calling those who have a different view.