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Is European Civil War Inevitable By 2025? (Read 2213 times)

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Re: Is European Civil War Inevitable By 2025?
Reply #15 - May 24^th, 2016 at 2:36pm

brumbie wrote on May 24^th, 2016 at 12:11pm:

issuevoter wrote on May 24^th, 2016 at 11:34am:

That is unlikely, partly due to the fact that Western philosophy is now promoting the idea that warfare should only be conducted if no one gets hurt. Successive generations of Europeans are being raised to believe that military action is immoral, and the spirit of the warrior should be subdued by encouraging it to whine and complain about its traumatic experience. Islamic countries are not doing this with their young people, and they are fully aware that the West is weakening. The time is right for them.

Absolutely, Europe is exhausted after 2 bloody wars and wants to remain passive and tolerent.No one wants to recognise the possibility of force having to be used ergo the problem simply doesn't exist.

two of the golden rules of self development

1 all the good you create will be attacked
unless you defend it

2 without rational paranoia , the default position of any entity will be failure

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Dirty Paki Khunt Gold Member Offline Australian Politics Posts: 103086	Re: Is European Civil War Inevitable By 2025? Reply #16 - May 24^th, 2016 at 10:05pm Let’s hope so, Brumbie. Then we can deal with them in the fullness of time. Islam is not a race, no?
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Reply #17 - May 25^th, 2016 at 5:30am

Far-right parties are gaining strength all over Europe. What is Brexit but a manifestation of that? I doubt that the influx of Muslims is solely responsible but it has to be a factor. The Muslim extremists know that they can take advantage of the liberties offered by European social democracies and that these same societies can't crack down on them without restricting liberties for all and thus undermining progress. Something will have to give or Europe won't survive as Europe.

“Jerry, just remember: It’s not a lie … if you believe it.” George Costanza

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