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Crimson Dynamo 15-07-2016 06:46 PM

Nice attack was due to ‘decades of multiculturalism and political correctness’
 
Nice attack was due to ‘decades of multiculturalism and political correctness’ says Polish Interior Minister
  • Polish Interior Minster Mariusz Blaszczak called for tough action on jihadis
  • He claimed 'multiculturalism' and political correctness caused Nice attack
  • The right wing politician wants increased surveillance on terror suspects
  • He said there there were not any 'no-go zones in Poland' for the police

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Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, 31, killed 84 people as he drove his large lorry along the main promenade in Nice indiscriminately knocking down pedestrians who had just finished watching the city's Bastille Day fireworks.
Unlike other international politicians, Blaszczak blamed France and the European Union's Foreign affairs commissioner Federica Mogherini for last night's deadly attack.


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz4EVLEm3k8



Thoughts?

Liberty4eva 15-07-2016 06:49 PM

He's right. Will anyone listen to him? :shrug:

kirklancaster 15-07-2016 06:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Liberty4eva (Post 8821052)
He's right. Will anyone listen to him? :shrug:

NO, because it involves first ADMITTING that there is a problem, and not many politicians have the stomach for such a brave step - precisely for the reasons which the courageous Mariusz Blaszczak cites.

Northern Monkey 15-07-2016 07:20 PM

Can't disagree with him.More people will start to admit that trying to force two opposing ideologies into one melting pot of a continent does not work eventually.God knows how many more European citizens have to die before they do.France is taking the brunt of it at the moment but it can happen anywhere.Extreme Islamic ideologies need to be massively clamped down on and the seeds not allowed to grow.

Crimson Dynamo 15-07-2016 07:29 PM

Do you think ISIS gives two pins for your pathetic hashtags, prayers and candles? Stop waiting to be slaughtered and demand our leaders DO something!

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kirklancaster 15-07-2016 07:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Northern Monkey (Post 8821143)
Can't disagree with him.More people will start to admit that trying to force two opposing ideologies into one melting pot of a continent does not work eventually.God knows how many more European citizens have to die before they do.France is taking the brunt of it at the moment but it can happen anywhere.Extreme Islamic ideologies need to be massively clamped down on and the seeds not allowed to grow.

I totally agree.

I am among those who were warning about secreted 'Fifth Columnists' nearly 2 years ago - something which I was virtually pilloried for. Well, events of the past 18 months or so have proved us right.

TT350 15-07-2016 07:42 PM

9th Crusade....

VanessaFeltz. 15-07-2016 07:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Northern Monkey (Post 8821143)
Can't disagree with him.More people will start to admit that trying to force two opposing ideologies into one melting pot of a continent does not work eventually.God knows how many more European citizens have to die before they do.France is taking the brunt of it at the moment but it can happen anywhere.Extreme Islamic ideologies need to be massively clamped down on and the seeds not allowed to grow.

:clap1: islam ruins lives

Shaun 15-07-2016 07:45 PM

That's weird, I thought it was down to a terrorist.

bots 15-07-2016 07:46 PM

we happily coexisted in multicultural societies long before ISIS came along and we will continue to happily coexist long after they are gone

y.winter 15-07-2016 07:48 PM

Finally someone's saying the obvious. Everybody's so obsessed with trending a pathetic hashtag and a logo with every attack that they forget what matters.

Northern Monkey 15-07-2016 08:11 PM

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Originally Posted by kirklancaster (Post 8821191)
I totally agree.

I am among those who were warning about secreted 'Fifth Columnists' nearly 2 years ago - something which I was virtually pilloried for. Well, events of the past 18 months or so have proved us right.

That you were.Nobody likes to face reality and deal with it.Sweeping it under the carpet a couple weeks after another attack and the cycle continues.When do governments and authorities finally make a stand?

Captain.Remy 15-07-2016 08:15 PM

It is always a bit more complex to say "let's do something about it" isn't it?

I do agree something big must be done, obviously not kicking refugees out which is useless since all the terrorists who have attacked France or Belgium were from those respective countries. It is not a religion nor race issue.
I fairly understand the governments are careful because there is a line not to cross between defending ourselves and keeping the hate alive by bombings.
However though, ISIS must be stopped asap, and whether we like it or not, bombings and ground war will surely happen. I know President Hollande is not for it at the moment, but he will have some serious decisions to make with Germany, USA, UK and Russia.

user104658 15-07-2016 10:00 PM

Completely ignoring the fact that France has actually had massive issues WITH accepting multiculturalism and especially freedom of religion. Yawn. Everyone jumping on the easiest answer, as always, without really looking into the cultures in the countries involved. France has had more problems than most with home-grown (NOT immigrant) terrorism because, far from supposed multiculturalism, French culture has marginalised and alienated non-mainstream cultures internally for decades.

But by all means, "crack down" on multiculturalism and watch the problem get even worse. A stroke of genius, that. Hey here's an idea! We could get them to live in ghettos away from all of the normals! That usually works wonders.

empire 15-07-2016 11:18 PM

this attack will push france into a civil war, and in a few weeks it will kick off, france made the same mistake as did britain in the 50s and 60s, and what do both countries have now, ethnic ghettos, the civil war that is soon happening in france will draw a conflict of race and religious conflict with white frenchman vs muslims of north african,middle east, and south asian descent, I predicted this last year, the elite in paris like westminster, live in a bubble, they think that filling up a city with people from different cultures, and faiths, will live happly together, sorry but it is not like that in the real world, ethnic muslim population of france like britain, make their own little communities, and in those communities they make there own laws and rules, are laws and way of life mean nothing to them, these communities think they are above are laws, the recent attacks in france, people inside of those communities must of known that these guys where going to do these things,

Tom4784 15-07-2016 11:20 PM

What an arsehole, using the deaths of so many people to push his anti-PC agenda. Disgraceful.

user104658 15-07-2016 11:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dezzy (Post 8823383)
What an arsehole, using the deaths of so many people to push his anti-PC agenda. Disgraceful.

I sometimes wonder if these sorts of people actually rub their hands with glee when something like this happens. "Ahh excellent. Ammo!"

Liberty4eva 16-07-2016 02:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dezzy (Post 8823383)
What an arsehole, using the deaths of so many people to push his anti-PC agenda. Disgraceful.

How is this different than government using deaths to push their PC agenda?

Liberty4eva 16-07-2016 02:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 8822944)
Completely ignoring the fact that France has actually had massive issues WITH accepting multiculturalism and especially freedom of religion. Yawn. Everyone jumping on the easiest answer, as always, without really looking into the cultures in the countries involved. France has had more problems than most with home-grown (NOT immigrant) terrorism because, far from supposed multiculturalism, French culture has marginalised and alienated non-mainstream cultures internally for decades.

But by all means, "crack down" on multiculturalism and watch the problem get even worse. A stroke of genius, that. Hey here's an idea! We could get them to live in ghettos away from all of the normals! That usually works wonders.

42% of French Muslims think suicide bombing is justified. This is not compatible with Western society. You can't solve the problem but you can at least try to minimize it by stopping/limiting immigration from Muslim countries.

the truth 16-07-2016 04:40 AM

the man is right. close the borders until further notice, massively tighten border controls, scrap the schengen now and forever, at the very least this may give the cops and intelligence the chance to protect the public. they have zero chance as it is as terorists can hop across borders unchecked and back and forth to the middle east to get wepaons and training etc

merkel must resign NOW

user104658 16-07-2016 09:43 AM

Seclusion and division is not going to solve this problem, it's going to compound it. How is it that people are failing to understand this?

Cherie 16-07-2016 09:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bitontheslide (Post 8821217)
we happily coexisted in multicultural societies long before ISIS came along and we will continue to happily coexist long after they are gone

:clap2: bit rich of this guy to be moaning about multiculturalism when Polish immigration is at an all time high :idc:

Northern Monkey 16-07-2016 04:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 8822944)
Completely ignoring the fact that France has actually had massive issues WITH accepting multiculturalism and especially freedom of religion. Yawn. Everyone jumping on the easiest answer, as always, without really looking into the cultures in the countries involved. France has had more problems than most with home-grown (NOT immigrant) terrorism because, far from supposed multiculturalism, French culture has marginalised and alienated non-mainstream cultures internally for decades.

But by all means, "crack down" on multiculturalism and watch the problem get even worse. A stroke of genius, that. Hey here's an idea! We could get them to live in ghettos away from all of the normals! That usually works wonders.

They usually already do over here

Northern Monkey 16-07-2016 04:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cherie (Post 8824042)
:clap2: bit rich of this guy to be moaning about multiculturalism when Polish immigration is at an all time high :idc:

However Poland needs it's population to stay in Poland for their economy so his point is not really hypocritical if he would actually rather Polish people were'nt fleeing the country to come here.

Crimson Dynamo 16-07-2016 04:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 8822944)
Completely ignoring the fact that France has actually had massive issues WITH accepting multiculturalism and especially freedom of religion. Yawn. Everyone jumping on the easiest answer, as always, without really looking into the cultures in the countries involved. France has had more problems than most with home-grown (NOT immigrant) terrorism because, far from supposed multiculturalism, French culture has marginalised and alienated non-mainstream cultures internally for decades.

But by all means, "crack down" on multiculturalism and watch the problem get even worse. A stroke of genius, that. Hey here's an idea! We could get them to live in ghettos away from all of the normals! That usually works wonders.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dezzy (Post 8823383)
What an arsehole, using the deaths of so many people to push his anti-PC agenda. Disgraceful.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 8824036)
Seclusion and division is not going to solve this problem, it's going to compound it. How is it that people are failing to understand this?

be interesting to hear your solutions?


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