spemanig said:
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You've not read most it did you a greater ammount of mixing a single culture in Europe wih the Western one will mean a direct change of politics in Europe since our political system is based on political parties if large groups of muslims will vote for a big single muslim party or win votes by being muslim supportive that is possible in Europe or better said the way our politics work. When that happens and it probably will in one hundred years Europe will become a hybrid continent with a lot of friction between parties since people can't live all to well together when they are culturally different. Look at Israel, The Middle East, Africa to many (or some not very well mixing) cultures on a small area results in friction.
And then mixing cultures will convert to driving out the original ones like we did in the US, New Zealand and Canada and I take it you don't care to much for our Jews either since antisemitism is already going trough the roof, imagine a further mixing. We've accepted muslims best way we can yet thousands (4 or 5 by now) are fighting for IS right now well being born and raised in Europe and imagine what happens when they come back. We've seen the events in Paris and Copenhagen, believing this will not happen again is delussive, yet taking a passport isn't possible anymore.
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...Or Europe will be a better continent with and acceptance of different cultures that can live together in harmony and accept each other's differences. Before segregation ended in the US, there was tension, violence and hostility, and there were a lot of people who thought the same things you're saying. Then it all worked out because people started acting like people. And now, the biggest racial issues in the U.S. would make MLK roll his eyes out of how inconsequential they seem compared to how things used to be.
Corruption is one thing, but embracing different culture is completely different. These people aren't evil; they're different.
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Problem is people haven't handled diffence (since they don't like it all to much) very well the last 1000 years, no problems in the US you say the black community is still being discriminated, but they've sort a accepted it like women since 1980's. Recent events in Australia, Canada, Paris, Copenhagen have proven this isn't always the case with every culture. Take the Chinese culture they integrated in the US never to be botered by anyone. The problem with current imigration is that long not all of these people want to come here, like back in the eighties but they are forced to leave to a country due to violence and the recieving country has believes which can't be much different from there believes one certain areas not saying which are right, but that creates tension.
This tension can't simply be ignored, in that way cultural communities exist which don't want to specifically change but want to hold on to their old ways, which isn't a problem until they represent a significant part of a country like 10-15% which it will be in about a century with an own political party. And when everyone one ot those people do vote for parties like that because they actually have something to win, and a pretty big part of other people who can vote don'tl like now such a party could become pretty big. At that point religous rules and constitutional laws could mix and that wouldn't be appreciated that much since there has been a whole lot of hobo for something like ritual slaughtering which many people don't care to much about, or the black pete discussion for that matter.
