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What's your take BST on the scenario I spoke about earlier regarding the Muslim lad and his English girlfriend? I'd actually be interested in your opinion.
MrFrost wrote:QuoteWhat's your take BST on the scenario I spoke about earlier regarding the Muslim lad and his English girlfriend? I'd actually be interested in your opinion.What was your comment? I can't find it.
Remind me again, cos I forget easily. I've asked this one a dozen times but I can never remember any of the multitude of well thought-out answers:What IS \"our culture\" exactly?
You have to ask the question why he had 7 children without the means to provide for his family. Maybe because he knew the state would pay for it all?I've got a young family, work 13 hours a day alot of the time. The Mrs works aswell. We have to pay our rent, bills, childcare. We don't have the luxury of housing benefit and it is a fcucking struggle.You take people like this guy, he has worked for a few years granted, but spat out kids to fund his mod cons and his now luxourious pad.
BillyStubbsTears wrote:QuoteMrFrost wrote:QuoteWhat's your take BST on the scenario I spoke about earlier regarding the Muslim lad and his English girlfriend? I'd actually be interested in your opinion.What was your comment? I can't find it.My post was:I know a lass pretty well who started seeing a Muslim chap. She is a white English girl. She ended up getting pregnant and having a little boy. Now, he is absolutely terrified of telling his parents as they are strict muslims, and obviously this goes against their religion. He has decided he wont tell his folks and try and keep the kid a secret forever.Now in a land where freedom and democracy is part of our culture, how is this right. This muslim lad has no freedom. He is bound by a set of rules that sets out what he can and cant do. In my opinion, there is no room for this way of life in our country. The lad has been brought up in a Western world, and God knows what his parents would do if they found out. Would they turn the other cheek, I very much doubt it. But what do they expect? What do people expect to happen living in a Western country. This isn't a dig at Muslims, but it highlights the problems we face of living in society together with such vastly different beliefs and ways of life. It is naive to think we can live together in perfect harmony.
MrFrost wrote:QuoteBillyStubbsTears wrote:QuoteMrFrost wrote:QuoteWhat's your take BST on the scenario I spoke about earlier regarding the Muslim lad and his English girlfriend? I'd actually be interested in your opinion.What was your comment? I can't find it.My post was:I know a lass pretty well who started seeing a Muslim chap. She is a white English girl. She ended up getting pregnant and having a little boy. Now, he is absolutely terrified of telling his parents as they are strict muslims, and obviously this goes against their religion. He has decided he wont tell his folks and try and keep the kid a secret forever.Now in a land where freedom and democracy is part of our culture, how is this right. This muslim lad has no freedom. He is bound by a set of rules that sets out what he can and cant do. In my opinion, there is no room for this way of life in our country. The lad has been brought up in a Western world, and God knows what his parents would do if they found out. Would they turn the other cheek, I very much doubt it. But what do they expect? What do people expect to happen living in a Western country. This isn't a dig at Muslims, but it highlights the problems we face of living in society together with such vastly different beliefs and ways of life. It is naive to think we can live together in perfect harmony.So different to our own culture isn't it? When I worked on the manor estate and a lass became pregnant the irate father of the girl literally went hunting for the poor lad with two bricks to do unspeakable harm to him, so much so that he ran away from home for several months. It depends upon not only religious \"culture \" as you term it but how the family culture,regional culture or even an individuals interpretation of his \"culture\" as to how they react when presented with a situation.Having met quite lot of the Muslims who live in Sheffield over the past two years or so I can tell you Mr.Frost that just like everyone else here who claims to have a Christian background that there are wide variations to how much they all interpret their faith as we do. The problems occur when people try to lump people into groups and start painting pictures to try to frighten the populace into hating another person that they are evil because they are different from them. That is why I always object to the pathetic attempt to stir racism or the victimisation of people because of who they are or their particular circumstances as in your original story. Nothing is as simple as the tabloid press like to paint their pictures, and unfortunately the majority of \"readers\" who look at those rags struggle to see that. To qoute another famous Billy, \"When you wake up to the fact that your paper is Tory, don't forget there's two sides to every story.\"
You really don't get the point do you? The two people I point out are supposedly from THE SAME culture. Such an event is treated differently by different families no matter what their \"culture\". Perhaps we ought to follow your line of argument and search for absolute purity in our country in our various different so that none of us mix, then harmony would exist would it? Of course not. Of course you must be right, no Muslim in this country could ever accept anybody except themselves should exist should they? That all other people are subserviant to their beliefs? I think you are projecting your own opinions onto other people.
I hate Americanisms. Don't event get me started on high school \"proms\". :angry:
bobjimwilly wrote:QuoteI hate Americanisms. Don't event get me started on high school \"proms\". :angry: 'kin dead right, end of year disco was good enough for us. Also on americanisms, can we go to the shops and say \"can I have\" and not \"Can I get\", its f'kin straight out of Hannah Montana.
nice one rovers wrote:Quotebobjimwilly wrote:QuoteI hate Americanisms. Don't event get me started on high school \"proms\". :angry: 'kin dead right, end of year disco was good enough for us. Also on americanisms, can we go to the shops and say \"can I have\" and not \"Can I get\", its f'kin straight out of Hannah Montana.Surely the correct term is \"Gi's...\" int it? As in \"Gi's one o them oer theer.\"And while we're at it, next t**t who comes \"Trick or Treating\" round Chez Stubbs will get treated to my size 11s in his gonads and a lecture on the pernicious effect of American Cultural Imperialism.
Your last two posts on this thread, Mr Frost, are two of the very best endorsements of Nazi political thought I have ever come across. I salute you. If not yet fully fledged, you are pursuing a course towards a political creed that was desstroyed by both war and the political will of the rest of the entire world. First the Jews, now the Muslims, next any bugger else who doesn't meet your particular vesrion of what constitutes being British. How about me? I have a French great grandmother. I have Irish about the same distance back. Where do you propose to draw a line? How do you make that judgement? What will happen when someone appeals because they've married a real, proper Britsh person? Or because they're related to Cameron? Or you? This is now shameful.And parenthetically, again you do make valid individual points. It is hard for different cultures to mix for example. But I really don't think you have considered where your thought process is leading you. An illustrative example, one which was put into practice, 60 years ago. Step 1: It's hard to mix cultures? OK. Chuck one of 'em out. Step 2: We don't like that minority over there? Make the buggers disappear. Step 3: We really don't like anyone we decide is mentally inferior? Murder 'em, quietly, in a hospital. Step 4: We don't like the smell of that bunch living over there. fcuking well smoke 'em to death. Once something is done, Mr Frost, it can never, never, never, be undone. Take that first step, and the next one isn't such a big stride, is it? We've got examples of that before our very eyes today: legislation to allow the original town centre cameras was specifically for town centre use in identified and known trouble spots. Each such camera needed formal prior approval from an appropriate independent person. Yet look where are we now 20 years later...Until you think of the consequences of individual actions, you are never going to influence anybody, anywhere, to do anything.BobG
BillyStubbsTears wrote:Quotenice one rovers wrote:Quotebobjimwilly wrote:QuoteI hate Americanisms. Don't event get me started on high school \"proms\". :angry: 'kin dead right, end of year disco was good enough for us. Also on americanisms, can we go to the shops and say \"can I have\" and not \"Can I get\", its f'kin straight out of Hannah Montana.Surely the correct term is \"Gi's...\" int it? As in \"Gi's one o them oer theer.\"And while we're at it, next t**t who comes \"Trick or Treating\" round Chez Stubbs will get treated to my size 11s in his gonads and a lecture on the pernicious effect of American Cultural Imperialism. Hey, it's Scottish is trick or treat.
BobG wrote:QuoteYour last two posts on this thread, Mr Frost, are two of the very best endorsements of Nazi political thought I have ever come across. I salute you. If not yet fully fledged, you are pursuing a course towards a political creed that was desstroyed by both war and the political will of the rest of the entire world. First the Jews, now the Muslims, next any bugger else who doesn't meet your particular vesrion of what constitutes being British. How about me? I have a French great grandmother. I have Irish about the same distance back. Where do you propose to draw a line? How do you make that judgement? What will happen when someone appeals because they've married a real, proper Britsh person? Or because they're related to Cameron? Or you? This is now shameful.And parenthetically, again you do make valid individual points. It is hard for different cultures to mix for example. But I really don't think you have considered where your thought process is leading you. An illustrative example, one which was put into practice, 60 years ago. Step 1: It's hard to mix cultures? OK. Chuck one of 'em out. Step 2: We don't like that minority over there? Make the buggers disappear. Step 3: We really don't like anyone we decide is mentally inferior? Murder 'em, quietly, in a hospital. Step 4: We don't like the smell of that bunch living over there. fcuking well smoke 'em to death. Once something is done, Mr Frost, it can never, never, never, be undone. Take that first step, and the next one isn't such a big stride, is it? We've got examples of that before our very eyes today: legislation to allow the original town centre cameras was specifically for town centre use in identified and known trouble spots. Each such camera needed formal prior approval from an appropriate independent person. Yet look where are we now 20 years later...Until you think of the consequences of individual actions, you are never going to influence anybody, anywhere, to do anything.BobGBob, you are missing my point entirley.I am not suggesting throwing anyone out because they are muslim. My point is how to solve problems like the one I mentioned regarding the muslim guy and his girlfriend. I know them both. He would love to be able to tell his parents and let them get to know his grandson. The reality is that it would probably tear his family apart. The mixing of two cultures and religions with different beliefs is a scary thought. Her family have embraced it and have no problem.Maybe there isn't a solution, and we have to co-exist the best we can whilst respecting each other without forming intimate relationships.
Where did I say ban it you fool. The situation I explained is reason enough why it is difficult to happen. It is the family of the Muslim lad being bigoted surely as they won't embrace the fact he is in a relationship with a White British girl.
MrFrost wrote:QuoteWhere did I say ban it you fool. The situation I explained is reason enough why it is difficult to happen. It is the family of the Muslim lad being bigoted surely as they won't embrace the fact he is in a relationship with a White British girl.If his family can't accept the situation, that is up to them. You are generalising and saying we as society shouldn't allow the mixing of different cultures, because a minority may not agree with it - that is wrong. Plain and simple.
Where have I said that. If you can read, you'll find I was discussing finding solutions to these problems.
Maybe there isn't a solution, and we have to co-exist the best we can whilst respecting each other without forming intimate relationships.
So we can't speak against muslims, immigrants etc but we can have a right old pop at the Yanks.Culture changes, blah blah blah.
Here you go Frosty. Another thing to get angry about.
Haha. You really couldn't make it up.
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