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I read that article Soren, and found it very straight forward common sense, particularly liked the Kierkegaard quote in it too, about needing to know where somebody "is", before you can help them, which is precisely why we have the disagreement about how we need to treat muslims, because the simple fact is that they have a different ideal to us, a different concept of who they are, and most importantly, a different concept of where they are.
Now the guy set out his recommendations, which are straight forward, and incontrovertibly based on wide professional experience, and sound logic, so here is what he says;
During my years as a social worker, and later as a psychologist for antisocial individuals, I have realized that the only, reasonable way forward is to follow this three step procedure:
1) Provide guidance and help. If this does not work, then,
2) Establish Boundaries and limitations. If this does not work, then set
3) Consequences.
What I say here might seem to be more political than psychological. However, it is my extensive experience in giving therapy to Muslims that has led me to make this statement: We should not permit the destruction of our cities by lawless parallel societies, with groups of roaming criminal Muslims overloading of our welfare system and the growing justified fear that non-Muslims have of violence. The consequences should be so strict that it would be preferable for any anti-social Muslim to go back to a Muslim country, where they can understand, and can be understood by their own culture.
Now many will say that is intolerant, and we should just keep making exceptions for muslims, but the simple fact is that to do so is harmful to ourselves, and our culture, and it is at that point that nobody of any moral decency can honestly argue that we should promote self harm for the benefit of others.
That is what it amounts to, self harm, when we go beyond the clear guidelines set out by this forthright, but honest, assessment.
The sooner we see all government departments setting these standards, the better.
The term he used to describe muslims as running "lawless parallel societies", is not an uneducated verbalisation of some cultural prejudice, but a statement of fact, observed and documented all over europe, where muslim migration has seen the same results, when allowed to isolate themselves due to excessive political correctness, which is an oxymoron of epic proportion in these circumstances.
So let us hope that this man's findings make their way onto all the desks that matter, and we see a change of direction where western cultures are encouraged to protect their own interests, and other cultures are taught to respect that.
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