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What should we do to stop the B.N.P?
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Eh?
I don't get what you mean.
That's like saying, "If your name is Colin Smith or Paul Jones then you're British, but if your name is Sophie Delacoux, then you're French...even if you were born here and your mum was born here and your grandparents came here as kids".
If you're born in the UK from parents who were born here, or who have leave to remain, you're British.
I think it's a terribly slippery slope to start thinking of people as less that British because of things as trivial as their names, accent or dress.
Eh?
I don't get what you mean.
That's like saying, "If your name is Colin Smith or Paul Jones then you're British, but if your name is Sophie Delacoux, then you're French...even if you were born here and your mum was born here and your grandparents came here as kids".
If you're born in the UK from parents who were born here, or who have leave to remain, you're British.
I think it's a terribly slippery slope to start thinking of people as less that British because of things as trivial as their names, accent or dress.
AOG I picked on you as you're the most vociferous Isloamophobe I can recall instantly.
If you're Asian and of British origin the notion of "Britishness" with references to stables etc. would make one feel that no matter what I say no matter what I do I'll always be a P@ki to you.
Mencius said "angy words beget angry words" similarly a shift to extremist parties will bring in extremist responses,.
The policies of the B.N.P are alien to the British way of life, neither you or I support the B.N.P but we both support their right to stand.
Does that also go for Jamaal Islamia?
As it's the same meat just a slightly different gravy....
If you're Asian and of British origin the notion of "Britishness" with references to stables etc. would make one feel that no matter what I say no matter what I do I'll always be a P@ki to you.
Mencius said "angy words beget angry words" similarly a shift to extremist parties will bring in extremist responses,.
The policies of the B.N.P are alien to the British way of life, neither you or I support the B.N.P but we both support their right to stand.
Does that also go for Jamaal Islamia?
As it's the same meat just a slightly different gravy....
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Nope...he's British becuase he has a British passport, not because of where he was born. His parents didn't have Indian passports, so he couldn't have one.
Had his parents been naturalised Indians, and had Indian passports, he too would be Indian.
I've been thinking about this, and I believe I have the answer.
In terms of culture, traditions, origins etc, Mr Mumtaz Patel may be 'Indian', but in terms of nationality, he's as British as you or I.
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Nope...he's British becuase he has a British passport, not because of where he was born. His parents didn't have Indian passports, so he couldn't have one.
Had his parents been naturalised Indians, and had Indian passports, he too would be Indian.
I've been thinking about this, and I believe I have the answer.
In terms of culture, traditions, origins etc, Mr Mumtaz Patel may be 'Indian', but in terms of nationality, he's as British as you or I.
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His parents didn't have one because they too were British.
It doesn't matter where he was born, he is still British.
Yes if they were Indian then he would be too.
I agree with you.
Mr Mumtaz Patel is not British. He is Indian, as he follows Inidan traditions, customs etc and comes from Indian heritage.
It doesn't matter where he was born, he is still British.
Yes if they were Indian then he would be too.
I agree with you.
Mr Mumtaz Patel is not British. He is Indian, as he follows Inidan traditions, customs etc and comes from Indian heritage.
The policies of the B.N.P are alien to the British way of life, neither you or I support the B.N.P but we both support their right to stand.
Does that also go for Jamaal Islamia?
As it's the same meat just a slightly different gravy....
No because they are neither the same meat or gravy, Jamal Islamia, is a foreign terrorist organization linked to al Qaeda.
Unlike the BNP who don't even throw eggs at people.
Does that also go for Jamaal Islamia?
As it's the same meat just a slightly different gravy....
No because they are neither the same meat or gravy, Jamal Islamia, is a foreign terrorist organization linked to al Qaeda.
Unlike the BNP who don't even throw eggs at people.
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