A surge for right wings groups.

Logical Fallacy

marcsignal wrote: »

Cameron already said it about 2 months ago, shortly after Merkel and Sarkosy.

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Ironically none of them really mean multiculturalism.

They mean "We don't like Islam much" but lack the balls to actually say it.

Nodin

RepublicanEagle wrote: »

I have been living in France for the past year as a student, and I can safely say that the native French are very weary of multiculturalism, and I can say that the Germans that I know have the same opinion.

If you'd been living in France you might have noticed that the French state has never at any stage in its existence endorsed or practiced "multiculturalism".

Chuck Stone

RepublicanEagle wrote: »

We are starting to see the negative aspects of multiculturalism to motivate certain people (people who oppose it) to commit violent acts,

Are you talking about the massacre in Norway? Do you hold the view that the massacre in Norway was a negative aspect of multiculturalism?

the riots in London will worsen this due to the fact from what we have seen from footage on TV, that a lot of the rioters appear to be from a non-native English background.

Tell me OP, what qualifies a person as native English? Is this an academic term or something you just made up?

Sykk

RepublicanEagle wrote: »

Have you ever heard of Google?

If you care to make an argument then don't want to back it up, shoo away to another forum like a good lad.

Artur Foden

I will concede that the OP is right that there does seem to be an increase in right wing/anti-islamic/anti-multiculturism activity lately. Atleast it seems so from what is reported in the news

hell, even on youtube videos of the London riots there is the usual trashy comments ranging from light racism to outright support of the BNP

I dont think you have to be a politically correct person to find the potential rise of intolerance worrying..

sensibleken

Richard Hillman wrote: »

Its also the blueprint for the far left to get into power. When you hear loons like Richard Boyd-Barrett constantly saying "Rise Up", this is exactly what he means. He wont admit it but its the truth.

I always assumed he was talking about the foam in his latté or spelt croisants.

to the OP. lol, multiculturalism has caused this? thats definetely one of the weirder claims ive heard. so far the list of causes bandied about are.

multiculturalism
imigration
the blacks
grandtheft auto
socialism (??)
capitalism
Rihyanna
the bible
MP expenses scandal


so im going to go ahead and blame....em...Lisbon II

LondonIrish90

Hopefully.

Britain is around 90% White European currently. The majority of them are law abiding, hard working, tax paying citizens. Not that you would know it. A huge majority hated by their own establishment and the majority of the media.

Look at the BBC coverage last night and the contrast of language used to describe the asian gangs in east London and the white groups in white london. One are a community defending themselves, the other are scum. Why? Because they are white.

LondonIrish90

Emiko wrote: »

Their colour or ethnicity has less to do with their rioting than the fact they have been marginalised, in the banlieus, since the sixties or so.

Marginalised with their Ipods, Iphones, computers, games consoles, plasma tellys, and sky subscription?

They are scum who feel they deserve everything that others have without working for it like others have.

AeoNGriM

Multiculturalism. The problem is in the name. If migrants enter a nation with the intention of settling there, then they really should embrace the culture of that nation instead of trying to create your own version of home in the backyard of your host. By all means keep your traditions, religion etc in the privacy of the house you pay for, but please do not expect the nation that has welcomed you with open arms adjust to your customs instead of the other way around. After all, you are a guest in the house of another, you don't tell them what to do or how to do it.

I did exactly this when I lived in Canada. There's not a whole world of difference, but it did mean I had to shave my balls if I wanted the lovin from the local ladies. I also had to have a hinge installed on my jaw so the entire top of my head came off when I spoke :pac:

Kev_ps3

Hopefully there will be a big rise in support for right wing parties. Liberal weakness has clearly failed.

Logical Fallacy

LondonIrish90 wrote: »

Marginalised with their Ipods, Iphones, computers, games consoles, plasma tellys, and sky subscription?

They are scum who feel they deserve everything that others have without working for it like others have.

Interesting that you cannot tell the difference between feeling marginalized and being dirt poor.

The Right Wing Brain Trust strikes again.

4zn76tysfajdxp

jugger0 wrote: »

American cities with the highest crime rates have one thing in common... can you guess what that is?

They're in America?

mikemac

Right wing can mean many things to different people

And maybe it's just me but I think big business, cracking down on unions and cheap labour
So while many see right wing as anti immigration, big business and indeed small and medium businesses just love immigration

Chuck Stone

mikemac wrote: »

Right wing can mean many things to different people

And maybe it's just me but I think big business, cracking down on unions and cheap labour
So while many see right wing as anti immigration, big business and indeed small and medium businesses just love immigration

.. and not wanting people to take drugs or sell drink after 10pm. The 'right' also like lots of jails and police too imo.

joshrogan

Voted for all options.

force majeure

Whats big, right winged, and Irish.... answer on a post card please

4Sheets

Right wing support is growing anyway!..the riots will only have re-inforced old sterotypes..be they right or wrong.
I would not have said a surge but certainly a noticeable increase.

prinz

force majeure wrote: »

Whats big, right winged, and Irish.... answer on a post card please

Dustin the Turkey.