Debate on Multiculturalism and Islam
The real risk you have in the US isn't multiculturalism,
it's a multi billionaire running the biggest social media planet,
one of the biggest in the world,
which has turned into an echo chamber of your ridiculous ideology.
And the fact that you're telling us all and telling the British public
who we're proudly multicultural
and as someone that was brought up in multicultural working class Birmingham,
I can tell you for sure that there's not,
you won't find a Muslim there who's read the Quran and went, oh, you know what,
it didn't rule out sexual violence,
so I might just crack on with that.
I don't know what planet you're living on or what you're smoking,
but I'd suggest that you do a course in religious
studies before you start chatting.
Well, thank you for the ad hominem attacks.
I'm sure that means you have a really strong argument,
but I think the young working class girls who
probably grew up in the same areas that you did would beg to differ.
I don't understand what you're saying. I've read the Quran.
I've seen what's in there.
Even if you don't think that my interpretation of the Quran is correct,
I would point you to,
I don't know what countries have the most issues when it comes to child brides
and raping of
young girls and children is obviously a systemic cultural problem with Islam.
It's not a problem that is contained or unique to the West.
And I don't know, last time I checked, this whole grooming gang phenomenon is what
contained primarily to Muslim men.
And it really only started when you started seeing mass migration.
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