JRPGfan said:
"over nothing" yes. |
It's clear you don't even bother to read the links or listen to facts.
(Plus Adding 49% + 24% + 26% equals 99%. If 99% of Luxembourg wasn't native, the country would have virtually zero native citizens)
Using Luxembourg as your gotcha example has nothing to do with your tirade against Muslims, who only make up 6% of Europe's population (Christianity 67%). You have an irrational fear indeed. Luxembourg's Muslim population is under the European average btw. Luxembourg dealt with emigration and declining population, I'll just copy paste it here:
"How did we get to this point? For a long time, Luxembourg has witnessed waves of emigration. Some of its population left their land and homes in waves to Romania, the United States and Brazil, before the economic boom triggered by the steel industry caused the tide to turn.
Entire families and sometimes entire villages left the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg in the hope of finding a better life. Thus, there were 16,000 Luxembourgish emigrants living in Chicago in 1908! Some became famous in their new homeland, such as Hugo Gernsback (1884-1967), who coined the term 'science fiction', or Edward Steichen, a painter and famous photographer, who became Director of the Department of Photography in the New York Museum of Modern Art (MoMA).
From the second half of the 19th century, Germans settled in Luxembourg to work in the country's steel mills, followed by the Italians in the 20th century. In the 1960s, thousands of Portuguese fled the dictatorship and poverty and moved to Luxembourg.
In the second half of the 20th century, the service sector grew, especially the finance sector. This new economic boom was linked to the growth of French, Belgian and German communities in Luxembourg, but Luxembourg also attracted a large number of nationals from the British Isles and Scandinavian countries, who settled in the Grand Duchy to work.
As the years went by, these communities integrated into Luxembourg's population, even if they kept some of their customs and languages."
And are they suffering under their 180+ nationalities stir pot?
https://workinluxembourg.com/news/luxembourg-ranks-9th-in-the-world-happiness-report-2026
Your statement that more Muslims in countries increase crime is pure fabrication, sowing hatred and misinformation.
https://www.americanimmigrationcouncil.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/debunking_the_myth_of_immigrants_and_crime.pdf
https://rapecrisis.org.uk/news/prevent-hijacking-conversation-vawg-letter/
https://www.enar-eu.org/wp-content/uploads/debunkingmyths_lr_final.pdf
There is no evidence to support your rather racist claim, any evidence points in the opposite direction. Immigrants commit fewer crimes. While study after study shows that crime rates are dictated by poverty and socioeconomic instability, not religion.
Muslim impact on science is growing
https://www.universityworldnews.com/post.php?story=20221011153020453
The reasons there aren't many Nobel price winners are diverse
https://thearabweekly.com/why-there-arent-many-arab-nobel-science-laureates
Including
“One of the main reasons holding back Arab scientists is the minimal support received by the scientific community. This prevents labs from having advanced facilities or [following] current technological trends, [which] makes it even more difficult to receive international grants,” he said.
Yet the biggest underlying reason is the lack of funding:
In 2012, Saudi Arabia spent 0.25% of its GDP, Tunisia 0.68% and Qatar 0.47% on research and development. Even the private sector in Arab countries is said to be hesitant about investing in scientific research because it has little faith in it.
And oh look, that's what the students in France are protesting about, not about long school hours.
(middle- and high-school students lost as many as twenty million class hours last year, owing to staff shortages). They want a shorter, more efficient school day.
That's not complaining about long school hours, that's complaining about not getting education while at school waiting for a teacher.
So in a roundabout way you're proving the point of the French student strikes.
Btw you are misinterpreting Tyson's clip:
Tyson explicitly says in that clip that the Islamic Golden Age was the "greatest golden age in the history of the world" for science. He says the decline is because of a historical shift in political/clerical interpretation (Al-Ghazali), not because "the entire world would stop if it were Muslim." Tyson is not attacking Muslims, he is lamenting the tragedy of political and systemic shifts that crushed a once-thriving scientific powerhouse, explicitly stating that it is a heritage worth resurrecting.
It's again politics, the same kind of politics you are actually promoting, Christianity should be only influence....
French students are rightly protesting politic's decisions to stifle their education.
And to ease your fears, even under the absolute highest migration projections, Europe by 2050 will be at most 14% Muslim, still 65% Christian
https://www.pewresearch.org/religion/2015/04/02/religious-projections-2010-2050/
Europe’s Muslim population is projected to be around 11.2% by 2050.







