Nick Garai
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Anyone here actually think that Islam will be tha much of a cultural threat to Europe?
Anyone here actually think that Islam will be tha much of a cultural threat to Europe?
Call me stupid but could it be said, the longer generations of an ethnicity spend in an area the more likely the children and grandchildren will have a very different view than their parents?
What I find interesting is the Indo-Pakistani Muslims in Chicago consists of
16% doctors
33% engineers
44% doctorates degrees
84% bachelors degrees
and less than 2% had less than H.S. education.
It's no wonder that community has twice the average income of the U.S. population. Not a bad gig.
Whats to appreciate about them?
So now your saying he should hate muslims again?
Call me stupid but could it be said, the longer generations of an ethnicity spend in an area the more likely the children and grandchildren will have a very different view than their parents?
What I find interesting is the Indo-Pakistani Muslims in Chicago consists of
16% doctors
33% engineers
44% doctorates degrees
84% bachelors degrees
and less than 2% had less than H.S. education.
It's no wonder that community has twice the average income of the U.S. population. Not a bad gig.
Nick Garai said:I have been told from other sites that countries such as England and Spain are very heavily Muslim now. What about the rest of Europe?
Nick Garai said:Is European still "European" or is it Islamicized?
Nick Garai said:Is the European way of life really in danger of vanishing as I have heard?
It's in the progress of being de-christianized and then to be socialized & islamicized. This is due to ever increasing muslim immigation, declining European birth rates, and an increase in EU influence.
Anyone here actually think that Islam will be tha much of a cultural threat to Europe?
I see it as a cultural opportunity.
It has a very simple explanation, really: in both Europe and the US politicians pay lip-service to keeping immigration low, but they really want a good number of immigrants to come in, for economical and political reasons. In the US the people most in hand to become illegal economic immigrants are mexicans. In Europe they are africans and south asians, most of whom happen to be muslims.
Muslim immigrants must be rich or very resourceful to reach the US, but can easily enter Europe. That explains the socio-economical differences between muslim communities in the two areas, and that in turn explains the attitude towards them by the general population.
It's not about race, it's about class. Race is just a rationalization, in these days people even prefer telieving themselves racist to recognizing the existence of class differences. Your conclusion, too, it appears.
As for the bogeyman of a muslim Europe, I find it absurd.
I for one welcome muslims into my community and previously enjoyed the contributions they made to Canadian society while I was still there. A while back I met a couple of Pakistani men who were travelling through the region and they seemed like perfectly nice fellows, but expressed disdain for the way muslims are treated when travelling in the United States, Canada, and Western Europe. When asked if they would travel to North America any time soon, they responded emphatically no, saying that they had no desire to be suspected of some crime solely because of their religion and nationality.
Western authorities need to do a lot of reconciliation if they want to be viewed favourably around the world any time soon.
How in the world does a 5% population de-Chrsitianize and "Islamicize" the remaining 95% of the population? Logic dictates that it is the *other* 95% that will "assimilate" the other 5%, not the other way around.
Panda said:This is due to ever increasing muslim immigation, declining European birth rates, and an increase in EU influence.
Salah-Al-Din said:It's just as silly as white Americans fearing that blacks would "de-white" whites, and no matter how you put it, this fear stems from racism and bigotry. You cannot justify it, no matter how hard you try.
Salah-Al-Din said:Instead of fear-mongering and demonizing immigrant populations, you should try building bridges with them and addressing their very real concerns. Open up a dialogue and you will find that they aren't as different as you think, and that they are humans just like you.
Salah-Al-Din said:Furthermore, I think that the Occident should reflect on how they get so angry when Oriental immigrant populations migrate to their countries and do so peacefully/unarmed. Imagine then the anger of people living in Oriental countries that Occidental countries invade and conquer by force.
Take care.
'In progress' means exactly what it says. It doesn't mean it happens overnight.
We're talking about the sad state of European culture, not about the well-being of African-Americans, which is as relevant to this discussion as that muslims killed thousands of US civilians on 9/11. Hence, the only point for you to drag this into the thread is because you have no point.
From the top of my hat:
Finnish businesses don't support extremist and terrorist movements; Finnish priests don't preach that it's wrong to steal from Christians but ok to steal from heathens; Finns commit less crime per capita;
Sources: Finnish Ministery of Interior, Suomen Kuvalehti, Helsingin Sanomat, Turun Sanomat.
Bottom line: While they're human, they are not like me.
What a load of BS.
In thread after thread, you moap about Europeans lumping all muslims together, yet generalise all Westeners as invaders. That even though most EU countries opposed, and continue to, the Iraq war. Further proof that your case is void of substance.
And the West doesn't need immigrants who need to be schooled how to use toilets or that brutalizing women isn't acceptable to express love. We have enough unemployment and social welfare collectors allready.
Anyone here actually think that Islam will be tha much of a cultural threat to Europe?
I will have to agree with you. Religions should evolve and change through time otherwise they would just become stagnant. And yes Curt, I am starting to question many of the doctrines of the Church.The religions have to evolve with the times or they will decay and atrophy.