[Parmy]

A Muslim plot targeting the Jewish community.

[Livia]

I think what's turned this into a Left/Right debate is the support the Left has given to anti-Semitic rhetoric and hate. Anti-Semitism has been allowed to fester in this country, with chants, marches, graffiti, attacks on schools and synagogues, spitting and insults aimed at Jews, the police turning back a Jew from walking down a London street because he looked "openly Jewish", the police telling someone who complained protesters were waving a swastika that "swastikas are subjective", police arresting someone for wearing a Star of David. a football match not being allowed to take place in England because police couldn't protect the fans from the local Muslim population. Because "from the river to the sea" is chanted and supported, because "globalise the intifada'" is chanted and supported, All this has been enthusiastically supported by the Left. I am not at risk from the Right, I am at risk from Muslims and the Lefties who not only support them, but who try to deny there's a problem and I'm racist for saying there is.

[BBXX]

Originally Posted by Livia

I am not at risk from the Right, I am at risk from Muslims and the Lefties who not only support them, but who try to deny there's a problem and I'm racist for saying there is.

No. You're at risk from anti-semites. It's discriminatory to say 'you're at risk from Muslims' because you're insinuating all Muslims are anti-semites just because some Muslims are anti-semites.

I'm at risk from homophobes. Homophobes come in all shapes and sizes. It's not discriminatory for me to say homophobia is an issue in Islamic teachings - it's true. But it is to say I am at risk from Muslims. I am at risk from homophobes.

That's why some people have an issue with the phrasing of some people on here. Like I said before, in a post that was deleted, all people need to do is check out the thread on Stockport to see how some members spoke about Muslim people, about migrants as a whole and about POC based on no factual evidence on the perpetrator.

As I've said before - it's fine to call a spade and spade and acknowledge the issue of faith-incited crimes. It's another thing to tar all people of that faith with the same brush. You know, like what has happened to Jewish people for the last couple of years.

How can you disavow hatred aimed at Jewish people while driving your own towards Muslims in the same paragraph and not notice the hypocrisy is startling. You're guilty of the same thing you're quite rightly condemning.

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Raja Miah the much admired, Anti grooming gang campaigner described as 'a
dangerous man' by senior Labour Party politicians has an important message
about this issue and the wider one that is speaks to:

This should be a warning to the rest of the country. Some people do not want
integration. They want to live parallel lives in a society where diversity is a
one way street.

I have no respect for @5Pillarsuk, but it would be a mistake to dismiss the
message in this video as marginal. This worldview is spreading, especially
amongst British born Muslims whose parents were born and educated here.


Unfortunately, those who should challenge this too often fail to do so.
Muslims in public office, and White politicians who represent Muslim
communities, refuse to confront the ethnic sectarians and Islamist separatists
in their midst.

Why? Because challenging them not only risks votes, it destroys their
multicultural utopian world view.

It is the same cowardice that allowed the grooming gang scandal to
metastasise for decades. And once again, the public is expected to look away.

I have a question for my Muslim friends. Just where do you think this will end?

And to everyone else, from me, to you and all those dear to you, a very
Merry Christmas.

Raja 🎄

The video he is referring to is here: https://x.com/recusant_raja/status/2...568732662?s=20