Because of the statistics that show this?Scoffy89 said:Europe is blaming Muslims for the increase in rape? How did they get to that conclusion?
http://www.youtube.com/user/patcondell?blend=1&ob=5#p/u/1/sEsWO4xep44
Because of the statistics that show this?Scoffy89 said:Europe is blaming Muslims for the increase in rape? How did they get to that conclusion?
I'm from Manchester, and I haven't met many people called Abdul either, but that statistic had to come from somewhere, right?THE_NAMSU said:May I ask where you got that from? I'm Muslim Pakistani and living in England in a very very very asian area (rather not say name for privacy reasons), but I have never met anyone called abdul.Jakub324 said:It annoys me that people seem to think every Muslim is a terrorist, seriously, one guy called the Police because he saw an Egyptian guy and three other Muslims go into a house together, but I do think Islam is beginning to dominate the West. Did you know Abdul is one of the most popular names on Britain?
I have only met one of my dad's friends who's name is abdul and my dad has dozens of friends.
P.S. Islam is not "dominating" the west, but there are a lot of Muslims in England, and I think people are confusing different races to be the same. Also those people are not Muslims (Except a very small minority like me who work on thei rbelief a lot), just Muslim by "race" (if you know what I mean).
Right, because he doesn't spin anything.ThisIsSnake said:Because of the statistics that show this?Scoffy89 said:Europe is blaming Muslims for the increase in rape? How did they get to that conclusion?
http://www.youtube.com/user/patcondell?blend=1&ob=5#p/u/1/sEsWO4xep44
I guess but I would have expected "Mohammad" or "Muhammad" to be in the statistic .Jakub324 said:I'm from Manchester, and I haven't met many people called Abdul either, but that statistic had to come from somewhere, right?
... which is a shame because I can't remember what site it came from. It probably isn't reliable anyway.THE_NAMSU said:I guess but I would have expected "Mohammad" or "Muhammad" to be in the statistic .Jakub324 said:I'm from Manchester, and I haven't met many people called Abdul either, but that statistic had to come from somewhere, right?
I don't trust this statistic without any evidence!
He lists all his sources in his video descriptions and his spin is fairly small compared to the dance of the media.Woodsey said:Right, because he doesn't spin anything.ThisIsSnake said:Because of the statistics that show this?Scoffy89 said:Europe is blaming Muslims for the increase in rape? How did they get to that conclusion?
http://www.youtube.com/user/patcondell?blend=1&ob=5#p/u/1/sEsWO4xep44
He's not quit as spinny as a mad man with a chalkboard, he still uses a lot of fucking rhetoric. And that link doesn't go to the video anyway, just his page.ThisIsSnake said:He lists all his sources in his video descriptions and his spin is fairly small compared to the dance of the media.Woodsey said:Right, because he doesn't spin anything.ThisIsSnake said:Because of the statistics that show this?Scoffy89 said:Europe is blaming Muslims for the increase in rape? How did they get to that conclusion?
http://www.youtube.com/user/patcondell?blend=1&ob=5#p/u/1/sEsWO4xep44
And certain paranoic muslims (a small minority, tho very loud and destructive) will make everything possible to give credit to those members of our society alegations.McMullen said:We are currently in a war with a Muslim nation; it is a historical near-certainty that certain elements in our society will be attempting to encourage fear and paranoia with regards to Muslims.
That's called being trained. It's not your fault, the media did the same thing with African-Americans and taught us to fear anyone who looked and dressed a certain way and assume they were a gangbanger. It's something we all have to fight.Sniper Team 4 said:Yes, it exists. I apologize in advance for this, but Muslims do frighten me. I know it's irrational, and this fear does not stop me from treating them with the same respect that I treat any other human being, but every time someone tells me they are Muslim, or they show evidence that they are, a little warning bell goes off in the back of my mind. Was it there before 9/11? No. It wasn't even there immediately after it. It slowly grew as I saw reports and stories about how a trusted neighbor turned out to be a bomber. How a soldier, someone who other people trusted their lives with, gunned down his fellow soldiers. How a stranger walked up and asked two men if they were from the U.S., and when they said yes he shot them. You ask the friends and family of the people who committed these crimes, and they always say the same thing: "We had no idea. He was such a nice guy. He did this, and that, etc." They all seemed like nice people, but they committed unbelievable acts in the name of their faith. That frightens me. And yes, I know every other religion has done this too.
Is it fair? No. Logical? No. Do I know that the vast majority of Muslims are just as kind and loving as everyone else? Yes. Shouldn't I be afraid of everyone else just as much, because anyone could do those things? Yes. Am I? No. Do I believe Muslims are responsible for all the problems everywhere? No. Do I believe they will take over the world? No. But somewhere, in the dark corners of my mind, whenever I think I see a Muslim (whether he or she actually is one or not), my body will be slightly more on guard than it will be around other people.
THAT would scare me even more if they had to wear tags. That I would fight against, and if it passed, I would move out of the country before "they'd come for me and they're be no one left complain."Silvianoshei said:That's called being trained. It's not your fault, the media did the same thing with African-Americans and taught us to fear anyone who looked and dressed a certain way and assume they were a gangbanger. It's something we all have to fight.Sniper Team 4 said:Yes, it exists. I apologize in advance for this, but Muslims do frighten me. I know it's irrational, and this fear does not stop me from treating them with the same respect that I treat any other human being, but every time someone tells me they are Muslim, or they show evidence that they are, a little warning bell goes off in the back of my mind. Was it there before 9/11? No. It wasn't even there immediately after it. It slowly grew as I saw reports and stories about how a trusted neighbor turned out to be a bomber. How a soldier, someone who other people trusted their lives with, gunned down his fellow soldiers. How a stranger walked up and asked two men if they were from the U.S., and when they said yes he shot them. You ask the friends and family of the people who committed these crimes, and they always say the same thing: "We had no idea. He was such a nice guy. He did this, and that, etc." They all seemed like nice people, but they committed unbelievable acts in the name of their faith. That frightens me. And yes, I know every other religion has done this too.
Is it fair? No. Logical? No. Do I know that the vast majority of Muslims are just as kind and loving as everyone else? Yes. Shouldn't I be afraid of everyone else just as much, because anyone could do those things? Yes. Am I? No. Do I believe Muslims are responsible for all the problems everywhere? No. Do I believe they will take over the world? No. But somewhere, in the dark corners of my mind, whenever I think I see a Muslim (whether he or she actually is one or not), my body will be slightly more on guard than it will be around other people.
Did anyone see that episode of The Chasers War on Everything where they showed that something like 2/3rds of the people in the US thought that Muslims should carry ID tags? THAT's sad.
Let me put it this way:redeemer09 said:simple qestion.found out europe is blaming muslims for te increase in raping and that sharia law is infecting the us and europe.along with this notion that the muslims are trying to take over the world (and establish a religous dictatorship)
"The Daily Mail" crops up a few times as a source. So I think it's hard to say he isn't spinning like a top when he cites a newspaper widely derided for its spin.Woodsey said:He's not quit as spinny as a mad man with a chalkboard, he still uses a lot of fucking rhetoric. And that link doesn't go to the video anyway, just his page.
It is quite funny that he's got a video about how silly it is to believe the stuff about Jew's controlling the world, given how much he gets off on the notion that Muslims are trying it (and of course, the hate against the Jews is mostly being pushed by The Muslim Hive Mind).
Damn, I forgot how to do embeds P:. It was "Name the poison" I was after. Rhetoric and opinion he has but he goes out of his way not to lie to people, including offering rebuttals to earlier videos.Woodsey said:He's not quit as spinny as a mad man with a chalkboard, he still uses a lot of fucking rhetoric. And that link doesn't go to the video anyway, just his page.
It is quite funny that he's got a video about how silly it is to believe the stuff about Jew's controlling the world, given how much he gets off on the notion that Muslims are trying it.