Ban Muslims?

[Valkie]

Why do people seek to exclude their fellow Australians simply because they worship a different religion to the majority view point?

Surely we should be seeking to include them in our society, afterall the overwhelming majority are law-abiding Australian citizens. Simply because a minority choose to dress differently, act differently to what the majority of Muslims do. There are Muslims throughout our society, some are conservative, some are liberal in their viewpoints. Why not simply accept them as part of the diversity of Multicultural Australia?

Is it because they don't conform with the narrow-minded viewpoint of what Australians should look like, act like, dress like? Are we really that narrow minded as a society that we cannot accept differences? The Catholics, the Irish, immigrants of all kinds have had to put up with this rejection, why? Can't we learn as a society to be more accepting? Is it really that hard?

That's just the problem bwyannnnnnn

They don't want inclusion.

They want their own law, their own customs, they want everything their way.

They hate our way, they insult us, threaten us and harm us.

It's time they changed what they are and adopt their new countries ways.

If they cannot integrate smoothly into our country, perhaps they do not belong here.

They do not accept our ways, our culture or our religion in muzzo countries.

Why should we bend over backward for them?

[Rorschach]

I'd like to think bwian is just being deliberately obtuse.... but after all these years and listening to the sane inane prattle for decades I think he is simply delusional.

Even when you prove he is wrong he never admits it. That is a very strong form of denial.

[sprintcyclist]

Ban islam.

It is not 'just another' religion.

[Rorschach]

Correction

I'd like to think bwian is just being deliberately obtuse.... but after all these years and listening to the same inane prattle for decades I think he is simply delusional.

Even when you prove he is wrong he never admits it. That is a very strong form of denial.