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[stoicbird]

Multiple homophobic attacks by muslims in Leicester UK. Leicester being one of three UK cities that whites are now a minority. Not to worry I'm sure the vast majority of muslims are excellent people, its just a tiny percentage that want you dead. Just carry on regardless with the dream of liberal utopia.

[Funkyterrance]

Huh?
What are you on about?

[2dimes]

Do you live in Leicester stoic?

I drove through with my with my wife in 2000. It was pretty much a giant ghost town. Guess they've recovered since then.

[AAFitz]

I believe his point is that:

The muslims are coming, the muslims are coming, runaway, runaway!!!!!

He is racistly complaining about homophobia. Its actually a quite beautiful depiction of hypocricy.

[stoicbird]

I believe his point is that:

The muslims are coming, the muslims are coming, runaway, runaway!!!!!

He is racistly complaining about homophobia. Its actually a quite beautiful depiction of hypocricy.

You sir are a fool. Ignore the truth and call me a racist. A typical reaction of an idiotic liberal. Go away and stick your head in the sand, ignore the facts and pretend there's nothing wrong. You're the worst type of person imaginable!!!

[BigBallinStalin]

How do you define "liberal?"

Because sometimes you label me as liberal, and then other times you apply it to the objects which I criticize.

[john9blue]

I believe his point is that:

The muslims are coming, the muslims are coming, runaway, runaway!!!!!

He is racistly complaining about homophobia. Its actually a quite beautiful depiction of hypocricy.

muslim isn't a race, herp fucking derp

[GeneralRisk]

[2dimes]

muslim isn't a race, herp fucking derp

Noted. I still had to make a poll to ask opinions.

Pointing out that groups of Muslims, in a region, proud to be known as such, are beating people for being gay is racist? How?

[crispybits]

Imagine there's no countries
It isn't hard to do
Nothing to kill or die for
And no religion too
Imagine all the people
Living life in peace...

[GeneralRisk]

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muslim isn't a race, herp fucking derp

Noted. I still had to make a poll to ask opinions.

Pointing out that groups of Muslims, in a region, proud to be known as such, are beating people for being gay is racist? How?

I don't think that's the racist part.
If there is a part that some might consider racist, it would probably be.

Leicester being one of three UK cities that whites are now a minority.

Even if used a non-sequitur, statements like this can shift how the motives of a statement are perceived.

For example, if I said something along the lines of,

The healthcare industry is going down the drain. *Insert reasons here*. We need to change before it's too late.

My motive should logically be perceived as healthcare reform.
However if I add a sentence mentioning the changing demographics of the industry,

The healthcare industry is going down the drain. Almost half of the current residents/fellows in training are Female, and nearly a third are Asian. *Insert reasons here*. We need to change before it's too late.

Suddenly my plans for the future look less than savory.

[kentington]

Imagine there's no countries
It isn't hard to do
Nothing to kill or die for
And no religion too
Imagine all the people
Living life in peace...

Yes because countries and religion are the only things keeping us from peace.

[Funkyterrance]

It's interesting though. As a rule, it's probably pretty common for someone to become racist if a group of unsavory individuals from a particular background come into their region and create a bad reputation for their entire group, especially if you've had no previous experience with said group.
Like, lets say you're in kindergarten and there is one kid who is flaunting his/her Italian descent. He/She's wearing an Italian flag t-shirt, talks about how his/her daddy is from Italy the best country in the world, etc.. Now let's also say this particular kid is a total and complete asshole. He/she steals people's snacks, scribbles on their paintings, knocks over their building block towers, etc.. Lets go even further and say that you've never met or heard of anyone of Italian descent before. Would it be so odd if another child went home after the first day of school having a negative view of people of Italian descent? This isn't a valid reason to make a decision about a whole group of people of course but it's really not that ridiculous a notion as some would like to believe. As humans we naturally want to categorize things.

I use people of Italian descent merely as a for instance and no Italians were harmed in the making of this post*

[stoicbird]

muslim isn't a race, herp fucking derp

Noted. I still had to make a poll to ask opinions.

Pointing out that groups of Muslims, in a region, proud to be known as such, are beating people for being gay is racist? How?

I don't think that's the racist part.
If there is a part that some might consider racist, it would probably be.

Leicester being one of three UK cities that whites are now a minority.

Even if used a non-sequitur, statements like this can shift how the motives of a statement are perceived.

For example, if I said something along the lines of,

The healthcare industry is going down the drain. *Insert reasons here*. We need to change before it's too late.

My motive should logically be perceived as healthcare reform.
However if I add a sentence mentioning the changing demographics of the industry,

The healthcare industry is going down the drain. Almost half of the current residents/fellows in training are Female, and nearly a third are Asian. *Insert reasons here*. We need to change before it's too late.

Suddenly my plans for the future look less than savory.

I believe we have become too tolerant and the reason I stated that whites are a minority in Leicester is to show what the future holds if we continue to tell ourselves that we can all live in peace together. Britain will be a Islamic country sometime in the future, that's for certain if we continue down the same road. Then this whole tolerance thing will have spawned a very intolerant society. Sad but true!