Nicole submitted this idea :
> It is racist to be concerned that Britain is becoming a Muslim
> country? I think there is a difference between having Asian-British
> citizens and allowing-for example-Shia law or strict Islamist
> protocols, on one hand we want to make Muslim people feel comfortable,
> on the other we are compromising our national identity.
>
> We want to respect each other but Asain people and white people do not
> mix well (countryside and cottages versus urban Muslim
> neighbourhoods), am I the only one who feels uncomfortable? Or like
> African Americans in America-are cultures inherently MEANT to be
> support different cultures.
>
> Part of me is excited at the diversity, the mix of Inglo-Bangla
> language is innovative and fun, the Indian cuisines bring an Eastern
> class and Asian people have much more self respect than some chavvy
> whites.
>
> People are rarely openly racist, this is not racism, it's a concern
> for what was, is now and shall be in the future when there will be no
> white people living in England.
>
> NX
Depends what you mean by Asian. I quite like the Chinese and the
Indians. But Pakis and Somalis oh no I do not like them one bit. They
can take Islam and stick it where the sun don't shine.
If I had my way we would invade Turkey and take Constantinople back.
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Baldoni
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