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Donald Trump Has Got One Thing Right At Least, So Why Are Some Denying It?
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/// The US presidential contender caused worldwide consternation after a string of incendiary remarks about Muslims and said: 'We have places in London and other places that are so radicalised that police are afraid for their own lives.' ///
/// But one serving officer said today: 'Trump's not wrong. He pointed out something I think we aren't as a nation willing to own up to'. ///
/// The US presidential contender caused worldwide consternation after a string of incendiary remarks about Muslims and said: 'We have places in London and other places that are so radicalised that police are afraid for their own lives.' ///
/// But one serving officer said today: 'Trump's not wrong. He pointed out something I think we aren't as a nation willing to own up to'. ///
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I'd have thought we would need more than a single, anonymous, source to support Trump. I suspect there may be some truth in the idea that some areas of London are, if not no-go, then certainly more dangerous than others. But that's a far cry from being terrified to enter an area, or even several of them.
And let's not forget the whole "cities that are 100% Muslim that ordinary Britons just don't go to, like Birmingham" thing...
And let's not forget the whole "cities that are 100% Muslim that ordinary Britons just don't go to, like Birmingham" thing...
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My view is that Mr Trump is saying anything that adds to his rising profile, and you can always find someone somewhere to add to his opinion - but that does not make it a fact in either case.
I can say that the earth is flat, and with almost mo effort, I can find someone who will agree with me - but that does not make that statement a fact either.
Scare-mongering from across the water is really nothing we should give any credence to.
I can say that the earth is flat, and with almost mo effort, I can find someone who will agree with me - but that does not make that statement a fact either.
Scare-mongering from across the water is really nothing we should give any credence to.
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Trump is doing sharia a favor if this is what muslims want, eg marry off their 8y daughters to elders.
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I think the best way to put it divebuddy is that I'm not saying you're wrong, but that the statement of such-and-such an area being 100% Muslim requires a great deal of specifics to understand. How large are these areas, etc etc.
I'm fairly sure that somewhere not that far from where my parents live, Harehills in Leeds, has a huge proportion of ethnic minorities -- but even there, the density of Muslims is something like 50% of 64% of the 27,000 total residents, which is a far cry from 100%.* Maybe in Bradford.
*source: http:// www.vol ition.o rg.uk/w p-conte nt/uplo ads/201 3/02/20 11-Cens us-BME- info-Wa rd-brea kdown-F eb-2013 .pdf , and making the assumption that everyone of Pakistani or Bangladeshi origin is a Muslim. Also http:// www.ukc ensusda ta.com/ gipton- and-har ehills- e050014 24#stha sh.D288 nWq1.dp bs , that appears to confirm my guesstimates of about a third of the population.
I'm fairly sure that somewhere not that far from where my parents live, Harehills in Leeds, has a huge proportion of ethnic minorities -- but even there, the density of Muslims is something like 50% of 64% of the 27,000 total residents, which is a far cry from 100%.* Maybe in Bradford.
*source: http://
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