[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

If there was a thread about gay culture i am quite sure your posts would not be attacking the word culture

Gay culture is a real thing though. It isn't a feeling, it's a history.

The battles for equal rights, the arts, history, speech and traditions. It's tangible and real.

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Gay culture is a real thing though. It isn't a feeling, it's a history.

The battles for equal rights, the arts, history, speech and traditions. It's tangible and real.

as is English, scottish Irish culture etc


i am glad you agree

[Smithy]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

as is English, scottish Irish culture etc


i am glad you agree

How are people taking that away though? That’s the question that was originally asked that nobody has been able to answer

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Smithy

How are people taking that away though? That’s the question that was originally asked that nobody has been able to answer

It might not be taken away or hugely changed within our lifetimes, but mass migration can slowly change a culture, as culture has changed and evolved before. Western culture is better to live in than islamic culture, and I know which I'd rather my descendants get to live in.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

It might not be taken away or hugely changed within our lifetimes, but mass migration can slowly change a culture, as culture has changed and evolved before. Western culture is better to live in than islamic culture, and I know which I'd rather my descendants get to live in.

But this is the same as people saying 'MUSLIMS ARE TAKING OVER!' and to that I say, how?

It's a minority of muslims that believe Shariah Law should be a thing in the UK. So a minority of a minority in essence. How is their mindset going to take over when the vast majority of the UK opposes it? Does everyone else aside from Extremist muslims stop breeding for a decade or so? Do we just vanish into the ether? It's a senseless and irrational fear brought on by ignorance.

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Smithy

Well I feel a lot better after rereading this thread, your delusions have perked me right up

Do you think the culture across the UK, as it is now, will remain static forever?

Originally Posted by Dezzy

It's a minority of muslims that believe Shariah Law should be a thing in the UK.

For now, but that could change with mass migration.

[Matthew.]

yeah he can leave...

[Smithy]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Do you think the culture across the UK, as it is now, will remain static forever?

For now, but that could change with mass migration.

No of course not, other cultures will only help to improve it

But I’m done with this now, dezzy already managed to show that you’re just ignorant and you yourself have just said it COULD change, not that it will, as he said, it’s an irrational fear.

It’s ****ing dumb

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Do you think the culture across the UK, as it is now, will remain static forever?


For now, but that could change with mass migration.

Again, how? Not enough muslims are coming in to override the majority because not everyone that's coming in is a fundamentalist or an extremist. You are painting in broad strokes.

The minority, if anything, will likely shrink in generations to come since newer generations will be and have been raised in a western culture and will only know the freedoms that comes with it.

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Smithy

Well I feel a lot better after rereading this thread, your delusions have perked me right up

They are not delusions because you say so. Many equally feel that your delusion of Britain being one big melting pot of cultures that understand and respect each other is one big delusion.

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by Smithy

How are people taking that away though? That’s the question that was originally asked that nobody has been able to answer

well if whole areas are immigrants, who have their own religion, shops, entertainment and all hark back to their original country it replaces british culture with that of the original

that is not hard to work out.

if one street has one family who are say Indian or two them cultures can merge and take the best bits of both but if the whole street is Indian and the next and the next and they want to live like they were in India in the UK then it creates issues

that is a crude way of explaining it but you get my point

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

as is English, scottish Irish culture etc


i am glad you agree

You should read my posts before you make comments like that which contradict what I've already written.

I've never denied that the UK culture exists, just that it isn't a 'feeling' which is just meaningless. It's history and traditions and more which can't be ovewritten, only expanded upon.

Culture simply is not a 'feeling'.