(03-15-2025, 04:20 AM)FlyersFan Wrote: Embracing people is fine. Embracing the faith is not. Islam denies that Jesus is Son of God, and denies the crucifixion and the resurrection. Celebrating a Muslim holiday, and doing it on historic property like that, is saying that you agree with it and is encouraging it. The 'head of the church' in England should know better. But then again, snobby hypocrite Charles isn't the brightest bulb on the Christmas tree. Islam, which is incompatible with Western values, is taking over England. London is full of the cancer and it's getting worse because of stunts like this. But they, can run their little country any way they like .. for now. "Civilization suicide". Once Islam fully takes over it will be different. And yes, that's what they do, take over. It's in the charter of their religion.
As usual, FF summarizes the previous points in a few jabs and then hits with an uppercut. It's the point we all dance around: When your religion states it wants to convert all others, to put it politely, it is an issue.
Especially since there are so many people of said religion in the country in a concentrated area. At some point, assimilation which is the goal here in the US, gets swamped in the UK and elsewhere. It's not about race or religion, Ive been fortunate to work with many persons of different nationalities and cultures it's about accepting the baser values of the country one is migrating to aka being gracious guests FFS. We hear all the time about dumb Americans abroad being stupid and ignorant of a country's culture, which brings scorn, but when they arrive on a rickety boat run across a beach, and disappear in a few minutes it immediately stresses that local community.
We can argue it's thier right or which is better or worse, be we can't argue it doesn't alter our society, it changes our path
In America, most previous migrating or minority groups at least wanted to be identified as hyphenated Americans, now they burn our flag protest at our institutions and expect it to not provoke a response.
FWIW I've lived in or adjacent to a large migrant minority community since the 70s, it can work beautifully but it takes years.
Too many to quickly lead to what we are seeing, not to mention these protests likely have foreign sponsors, something absent in the 70s 80s 90s.
Im completely aware ironically Im a bit all over the place and somewhat neurotically myself, perhaps it is just that kind of issue
also FWIW Im not triggered just a semi-concerned person on a nondescript message board, a person who likes to discuss such topics and pretend they have participated in worldly affairs, and then go on with my completely focused mundane and simple real life.