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Brother Leon · 05-06-2017, 12:29 AM

No one from the Ban List has attacked the USA for 40 years. We are still laughing at your fool of a leader xo.

Niamh. · 05-06-2017, 12:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Brother Leon

No one from the Ban List has attacked the USA for 40 years. We are still laughing at your fool of a leader xo.

Brillopad · 05-06-2017, 12:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Brother Leon

No one from the Ban List has attacked the USA for 40 years. We are still laughing at your fool of a leader xo.

Probably too busy attacking us as they can't get into the USA!

We are after-all far more welcoming!

Kizzy · 05-06-2017, 12:43 PM

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Probably too busy attacking us as they can't get into the USA!

We are after-all far more welcoming!

So there is no home grown terrorism in the US?...

Brillopad · 05-06-2017, 01:03 PM

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So there is no home grown terrorism in the US?...

I imagine so - but I haven't heard of anything there lately, have you? ISIS aren't attacking them like they are Europe - why do you think that is then?

It isn't as if the US are top of their friends list is it!

Kizzy · 05-06-2017, 01:41 PM

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I imagine so - but I haven't heard of anything there lately, have you? ISIS aren't attacking them like they are Europe - why do you think that is then?

It isn't as if the US are top of their friends list is it!

I can't imagine... Enlighten me to how radicalisation is a thing here in Europe, but not the US.

user104658 · 05-06-2017, 01:49 PM

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I imagine so - but I haven't heard of anything there lately, have you? ISIS aren't attacking them like they are Europe - why do you think that is then?

Because immigrants are still generally better accepted and integrated within US society than they are in the UK, making young US first and second generation immigrants harder to radicalize... where as in the UK, we segregate and alienate our immigrant communities which allows the small number of true hate preachers to get their claws in and twist those people into killers.

If you're going to burp something like "Because they didn't let in so many Moslerms!!" at us, I'd invite you to check the stats, as there are more Muslims in the USA than there are in the UK, and so if your logic is correct, there should be more Muslim extremists in the USA than in the UK.

The --only-- answer - if you are correct about there being fewer - is that US Muslims are less likely to be radicalised than UK Muslims. I'd invite you to consider why that might be.

Cherie · 05-06-2017, 07:25 PM

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Because immigrants are still generally better accepted and integrated within US society than they are in the UK, making young US first and second generation immiggrants harder to radicalize... where as in the UK, we segregate and alienate our immigrant communities which allows the small number of true hate preachers to get their claws in and twist those people into killers.

If you're going to burp something like "Because they didn't let in so many Moslerms!!" at us, I'd invite you to check the stats, as there are more Muslims in the USA than there are in the UK, and so if your logic is correct, there should be more Muslim extremists in the USA than in the UK.

The --only-- answer - if you are correct about there being fewer - is that US Muslims are less likely to be radicalised than UK Muslims. I'd invite you to consider why that might be.

In your opinion unless you can provide facts and figures? Immigrants have generally settled in their own communities, it doesn't mean they haven't integrated or been accepted, maybe it's different here in London but in the main immigrants are accepted, not sure what it's like up North but you can't speak for the whole country on this issue

user104658 · 05-06-2017, 07:27 PM

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In your opinion unless you can provide facts and figures? Immigrants have generally settled in their own communities, it doesn't mean they haven't integrated or been accepted, maybe it's different here in London but in the main immigrants are accepted, not sure what it's like up North but you can't speak for the whole country on this issue

OK it's for no reason at all, immigrants in the US are just magically nicer than immigrants here and that's why we have more attacks. Just totally random. That's probably it.

[edit] Also, just to add, that post was specifically in quoted response to the question; Why do you think that is?

One might assume that this would be enough for anyone reading to deduce that the reply is, indeed, "why I think that is", or in other words, my opinion. I apologise if that wasn't clear enough. Apparently it's an ongoing issue, people assuming that I "think I know it all" because I don't plaster my posts with "maybe" and "in my opinion" - but I can certainly do so in future if it makes things easier.