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Oct 9th, 2007 at 10:37pm
 
Businesses and societies benefit from cultural diversity for the same reason that biological systems benefit from genetic diversity. The more different positions you start from, the more likely it is that you will be in a position to overcome an unexpected adversity. This is widely recognised in business. It doesn't necessarily mean that you need racial diversity, but you do need employees with different world views. A business that stifles this diversity by 'shutting down' people who view things differently will eventually stagnate as a result of too many missed opportunities and lack of creativity. It is possible to have racial diversity in a company but no cultural diversity, and many nominally 'diverse' businesses let this happen. Likewise it is possible (though obviously more difficult) to foster cultural diversity in a company without racial diversity, providing of course that the cause of the lack of racial diversity does not prevent you from fostering cultural diversity. Different world views tend to come from different ethnic backgrounds. This is why 'melting pot' countries tend to be more able to maintain leading roles in developing new technologies, new arts etc. It is not until they start to enforce a uniform culture upon their own citizens that they lose this lead.



Tassie devils doomed, say researchers

http://www.smh.com.au/news/National/Tassie-devils-doomed-say-researchers/2007/10/11/1191696072896.html

Australia's iconic Tasmanian devils are a threatened species because the fierce dog-like creatures have lost the genetic diversity that would ensure their health and underpin their survival, researchers said.

They are predicting that facial tumours will continue to ravage a population that has halved in number since the 1990s. There are about 100,000 examples of the world's largest surviving carnivorous marsupial left on the island of Tasmania, the last part of Australia where they are found.

A group of 47 cancer-free devils has been dispatched to four wildlife parks on the mainland as an insurance against extinction.
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Reply #1 - Oct 13th, 2007 at 12:49am
 
So if you liken biological systems to cultural systems then wouldn't attrition of species or culture be a natural part of the eco/culturalsystem?

Is artificial sustenance a postponement of the inevitable when looking at the grander cycle of systems in the 'hope' of variation?

From an ecological view could it also be detrimental?
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Reply #2 - Oct 15th, 2007 at 10:11am
 
So if you liken biological systems to cultural systems then wouldn't attrition of species or culture be a natural part of the eco/culturalsystem?

In part. Things change. Species die out. You could even argue that genocide is natural, as is the attempt of one culture to take over the world. However when this happens in practice it is not anything inherently better in the culture that achieves this. It's like the difference between people adopting a religion because they like it or believe it and having it forced upon them. In nature no species except humans ever cooperated for the complete annihilation of another. It just ended up that way. It's the same with economic systems. Competition is a good thing and as part of this many businesses go bankrupt. But using certain methods to get ahead by stifling competition are bad for the economy as a whole.

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Reply #3 - Oct 22nd, 2021 at 9:23am
 
freediver wrote on Oct 15th, 2007 at 10:11am:
So if you liken biological systems to cultural systems then wouldn't attrition of species or culture be a natural part of the eco/culturalsystem?

In part. Things change. Species die out. You could even argue that genocide is natural, as is the attempt of one culture to take over the world. However when this happens in practice it is not anything inherently better in the culture that achieves this. It's like the difference between people adopting a religion because they like it or believe it and having it forced upon them. In nature no species except humans ever cooperated for the complete annihilation of another. It just ended up that way. It's the same with economic systems. Competition is a good thing and as part of this many businesses go bankrupt. But using certain methods to get ahead by stifling competition are bad for the economy as a whole.

Clear as mud?

Introduced species - multiculturalism - is detrimental to local ecosystem - national culture.

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You’re all dancing an elaborate, deluded dance on the deck of the Titanic given the high probability only microbes, bacteria, slaters and cockroaches will soon be left.
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Reply #5 - Oct 22nd, 2021 at 12:29pm
 
Ayn Marx wrote on Oct 22nd, 2021 at 12:18pm:
You’re all dancing an elaborate, deluded dance on the deck of the Titanic given the high probability only microbes, bacteria, slaters and cockroaches will soon be left.



Camus said in The Myth of Sisyphus: “There is only one really serious philosophical question, and that is suicide”

You seem confident about species suicide and humanity's elaborate delusions about the value of life and self-deceiving optimism about the future. What are you hanging on for, then?   


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Reply #6 - Oct 23rd, 2021 at 7:10pm
 
freediver wrote on Oct 15th, 2007 at 10:11am:
So if you liken biological systems to cultural systems then wouldn't attrition of species or culture be a natural part of the eco/culturalsystem?

In part. Things change. Species die out. You could even argue that genocide is natural, as is the attempt of one culture to take over the world. However when this happens in practice it is not anything inherently better in the culture that achieves this. It's like the difference between people adopting a religion because they like it or believe it and having it forced upon them. In nature no species except humans ever cooperated for the complete annihilation of another. It just ended up that way. It's the same with economic systems. Competition is a good thing and as part of this many businesses go bankrupt. But using certain methods to get ahead by stifling competition are bad for the economy as a whole.

Clear as mud?


War, annihilation of the the other party needs a great deal of cooperation, the kind of co-operation only a governed society can do. You need expendable resources, numbers, set jobs and devotion to them. Not many species can accomplish this but ants and wasps and us do go to war with the aim to annihilate the foe. Chimps are still tribal, fighting over local resources, the best they can do is tribal raids.
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Reply #7 - Oct 24th, 2021 at 12:15pm
 
I believe that cultural diversity is beneficial to society as a whole.

However there is a caveat, the introduced cultural diversity must be symbiotic and beneficial to society. It must adopt and enrich said society and must also be itself culturally enriched with integration into said society.

This had worked well for years, Australia has been well enriched with the influx of immigrants who have adopted Australia as it's own and who have been beneficial to our society and culture.

However, when Islamic and African immigrants came, they were lacking in fundamental and important aspects required to enrich our society and culture.
They refuse to integrate, preferring to treat our culture with disdain, refusing to adopt any of our ways and isolating themselves inside their own CULT.

They are predominantly parasites, living off our society without any conscience about taking and not contributing.
They are vastly overrepresented in criminal activities, fraud, violent attacks and antisocial activities in general.

If society were to be identified as a biological entity.
Islam and African immigrants and refugees would have to be identified as a disease that is harmful to society.
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I wonder how many Muslim or African people you know, Valkie?  Any at all?  Your attitudes are those of a stay in the basement troll. You fear people who you have never encountered.  You display all the attitudes of a troll in the hope of gaining a response.  You talk big but act all great and fearful but in reality you are like a frightened little boy.  Tsk, tsk.   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes
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Oh crap......it's back.
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Reply #10 - Oct 24th, 2021 at 5:10pm
 
Valkie wrote on Oct 24th, 2021 at 5:00pm:
Oh crap......it's back.



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Reply #11 - Oct 24th, 2021 at 5:18pm
 
Brian Ross wrote on Oct 24th, 2021 at 1:11pm:
I wonder how many Muslim or African people you know, Valkie?  Any at all?  Your attitudes are those of a stay in the basement troll. You fear people who you have never encountered.  You display all the attitudes of a troll in the hope of gaining a response.  You talk big but act all great and fearful but in reality you are like a frightened little boy.  Tsk, tsk.   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


Let's take a step back and approach this discussion with sensible debate rather than name calling, tut gutting and islamophile rhetoric.

What in my post do you disagree With?

Is there any statement there that is fundamentally false?

I have been to several Islamic countries, met several Islamic families and seen the barbarism and fear in those countries.
How many Islam is countries have you been to Brian?

I, at various stages of my working life, have worked with, managed and even been almost friends with muzzos. Not the radical type, but almost normal people who did not wear the ridiculious garb the radicals identify with.
I can never actually say we were friends as we had vastly different ideas and thoughts on several subjects.
It was impossible to discuss Islam, it's practices or it's faults.
They simply shut down and that's it.

As for fear, no Brian, I don't fear muzzos.
I actually only fear one thing in this life, and that is losing my wife as we age.
I do not fear Islam, I hold out hope that the world will one day see the danger that this CULT represents.

I don't fear Africans, I have been to south Africa and the hell hole Somalia several times and have seen how violent they are, but they are also cowards and show that you are willing to stand up for yourself and they flee, unless they are in numbers.
Fortunately for me, I had security, and they were not backward in showing just how far they were prepared to go.

What I would like to know Brian, is why you so strenuously defend Islam.
You have seen the news over the last few months.
You have seen the horrors, murder and pain and suffering inflicted on women since the Taliban (as pure an Islamic following) have done.
Surely you can see that in its uncontrolled state, Islam is a brutal, violent, barbaric and backward CULT.

What is your motivation Brian?
Are you a Muslim?

I have kept this discussion sensible and without derogatory remarks or name calling.
I expect the same courtesy.

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Reply #12 - Oct 24th, 2021 at 8:24pm
 
I doubt you've stepped out of your momma's basement, Valkie.  You like most Xenophobes talk in generalities.  You refuse to think that some Muslims or Africans can be as smart, as useful as you.  You've never encountered a Muslim or African.  Those that immigrate here are more useful than you are, smarter and harder working.  You endlessly carp about people without regard to their individual worth.  Your a WOFTAM.  You wouldn't last five minutes in the real world.  Tsk, tsk.   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes
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Reply #13 - Oct 24th, 2021 at 8:56pm
 
Brian Ross wrote on Oct 24th, 2021 at 8:24pm:
I doubt you've stepped out of your momma's basement, Valkie.  You like most Xenophobes talk in generalities.  You refuse to think that some Muslims or Africans can be as smart, as useful as you.  You've never encountered a Muslim or African.  Those that immigrate here are more useful than you are, smarter and harder working.  You endlessly carp about people without regard to their individual worth.  Your a WOFTAM.  You wouldn't last five minutes in the real world.  Tsk, tsk.   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes



So what are the chances of your second stroke in the next 1-3 years?
Being stupid - is that a risk factor? Was it the cause of your first one? Was it your first one?






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Reply #14 - Oct 25th, 2021 at 7:54am
 
Brian Ross wrote on Oct 24th, 2021 at 8:24pm:
I doubt you've stepped out of your momma's basement, Valkie.  You like most Xenophobes talk in generalities.  You refuse to think that some Muslims or Africans can be as smart, as useful as you.  You've never encountered a Muslim or African.  Those that immigrate here are more useful than you are, smarter and harder working.  You endlessly carp about people without regard to their individual worth.  Your a WOFTAM.  You wouldn't last five minutes in the real world.  Tsk, tsk.   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


Come on brian.
I have put the question to you without vitriol and as a debate of substance.

If you have facts, lets hear them.
If you have a strong counter argument, I'm willing to listen.
So far you have done nothing but insult me and question my facts.
That is not debate.

In the above post
I doubt you've stepped out of your momma's basement, Valkie.
and yet you expect me to believe your generalities.

I have been to several Islamic and African run countries, and Ill tell you they are not good places, not good at all.
I have seen the real country, through a mining and machinery supply perspective, not tourist meccas where everything is hidden.
I lived in Sydney for years and observed just how muzzos treated people living in areas near and around Granville where some of my friends once lived. They had to move out due to ongoing and continual harassment from the muzzos.

I worked in Newcastle and had a daughter attending Newcastle uni where the Somalis were being the monkeys they are.

Brian, I doubt you have had anywhere near the exposure to muzzos or Africans that I have had.
I have been all over the world in my mining engineering field.
I have seen the damage Islam is doing to great countries and cultures like Sweden, Germany, England, France and others.
I have friends in these countries who are in dismay at the way their countries are changing because of Islam.

Are you a muslim brian?
Are you a convert, we all know converts are even more dangerous than normal muzzos.

This is my previous post, please, have another go and respond without insults and personal attacks.
If you cannot, it puts a lie to any counter argument you may have.

Quote:
Let's take a step back and approach this discussion with sensible debate rather than name calling, tut gutting and islamophile rhetoric.

What in my post do you disagree With?

Is there any statement there that is fundamentally false?

I have been to several Islamic countries, met several Islamic families and seen the barbarism and fear in those countries.
How many Islam is countries have you been to Brian?

I, at various stages of my working life, have worked with, managed and even been almost friends with muzzos. Not the radical type, but almost normal people who did not wear the ridiculious garb the radicals identify with.
I can never actually say we were friends as we had vastly different ideas and thoughts on several subjects.
It was impossible to discuss Islam, it's practices or it's faults.
They simply shut down and that's it.

As for fear, no Brian, I don't fear muzzos.
I actually only fear one thing in this life, and that is losing my wife as we age.
I do not fear Islam, I hold out hope that the world will one day see the danger that this CULT represents.

I don't fear Africans, I have been to south Africa and the hell hole Somalia several times and have seen how violent they are, but they are also cowards and show that you are willing to stand up for yourself and they flee, unless they are in numbers.
Fortunately for me, I had security, and they were not backward in showing just how far they were prepared to go.

What I would like to know Brian, is why you so strenuously defend Islam.
You have seen the news over the last few months.
You have seen the horrors, murder and pain and suffering inflicted on women since the Taliban (as pure an Islamic following) have done.
Surely you can see that in its uncontrolled state, Islam is a brutal, violent, barbaric and backward CULT.


What is your motivation Brian?
Are you a Muslim?

I have kept this discussion sensible and without derogatory remarks or name calling.
I expect the same courtesy.

   


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Frank wrote on Oct 24th, 2021 at 8:56pm:
[quote author=Brian_Ross link=1191933434/12#12 date=1635071054]

So what are the chances of your second stroke in the next 1-3 years?
Being stupid - is that a risk factor? Was it the cause of your first one? Was it your first one?

Such a beacon of Christian charity those pearly gates are opening already.
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Ayn Marx wrote on Oct 26th, 2021 at 6:47am:
Frank wrote on Oct 24th, 2021 at 8:56pm:
[quote author=Brian_Ross link=1191933434/12#12 date=1635071054]

So what are the chances of your second stroke in the next 1-3 years?
Being stupid - is that a risk factor? Was it the cause of your first one? Was it your first one?

Such a beacon of Christian charity those pearly gates are opening already.

Thanks!
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Sweden

The police issues a yearly list of areas like Jordbro, dividing them into ‘vulnerable’, ‘especially vulnerable’ and ‘at-risk areas’ – some 60 districts. It’s a list based on qualitative measures. These are areas marked by high crime, by an unwillingness of residents to partake in criminal processes, and by the fact that criminal entities compete with the state for local authority.

But the political scientist and writer Peter Santesson has made a remarkable finding – which has since been confirmed by other researchers – when he was putting together a list of areas in Sweden where the share of non-citizens is higher than 30 per cent. After clearing his list of areas near the border and with student residences, he noticed that his quantitative index perfectly overlapped with the police’s list of vulnerable areas.

In other words, variables such as integration measures, school quality and police resources may vary across different districts, but the number of citizens in an area is closely linked to lawlessness and gang rule. That is bad news for a country which has accepted more refugees per capita in recent years than any other nation in Europe, and which has placed high hopes in finding effective tools for integration. Twenty per cent of Sweden’s population is foreign born, and this share has increased at a rapid pace. The equivalent was 11 per cent as recently as in 2000.

According to a 2018 study by the criminologist Amir Rostami, a majority of those involved in organised crime are either first or second-generation immigrants. Dr Rostami identified 15,000 individuals involved in organised crime – a staggering number for a country with 10 million inhabitants.

It is these criminals and their organised gangs that are driving Sweden’s epidemic of gun violence and bombings. According to a recent study by the Swedish National Council for Crime Prevention, a government agency, Sweden now has the worst rates of deadly gun violence out of almost two dozen European countries surveyed, with four deaths per million inhabitants, compared to the European average of 1.6.

And Sweden’s new culture of bombings has no equivalent in the west. There have been over 110 incidents involving explosives in Sweden this year. That’s why Germany’s biggest newspaper, Bild, recently dubbed Sweden ‘Europe’s most dangerous country’. It’s also why Swedes repeatedly cite crime as their top concern in opinion polls. Ninety per cent of respondents in a recent survey by Gothenburg University said that they favoured tougher penalties for gang crime.

The current Social Democratic and Green government has indeed introduced stricter punishments, and proposed an array of new legislation, including wire-tapping of gang criminals before a crime is suspected.

But there is a long road ahead, and the territory is unchartered as Sweden comes to terms with its hardened gang criminals. As Einár rapped: ‘With guns we come round, send you underground.’ The track was called ‘Welcome to Sweden’.
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"According to local reports, there are now barely any dogs left in Lavul village"
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"But without any dog targets the monkeys are now reportedly turning on children"




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According to data from the Belgian statistics agency Statbel, just half of the babies born in the country in 2020 were born to women of Belgian origin and Belgian nationality.

The statistical office stated that 23 per cent of the newborns in 2020 were born to a Belgian citizen mother born overseas and that another 25 per cent were born to those who had neither been born in Belgium nor had acquired Belgian nationality, leaving just 53 per cent of babies born to Belgian-origin women.

Foreign women account for 16.5 per cent of all women of childbearing age but accounted for around a quarter of all births in 2020.

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Experts Decry Shocking Lack of Diversity On Kenyan Marathon Team


NAIROBI — As the movement for greater diversity in sports continues to sweep the globe, the famed Kenyan marathon team has come under fire with experts sounding the alarm over the team's glaring lack of racial diversity.

"As we scoured every corner of the world to find things to be offended by, the Kenyan marathon team stuck out like a sore thumb," said Adam Baum, Director of Cultural Outrage at Oxford. "The demographics of the team are truly stunning and, quite frankly, I have difficulty talking about it without shaking with righteous social justice rage."

Though diversity throughout the sporting world has been a focus for a number of years, being accused of discrimination is a new experience for the highly decorated Kenyan marathon runners.

"We're not particularly sure what we are supposed to do about this," said Odikinyi Mwangi, Hall of Fame marathon runner and current coach of the Kenyan team. "I mean, we kind of have to work with what we've got here in Kenya, right? There aren't exactly a lot of caucasian guys named Steve here in our country."

The critics were not satisfied by Mwangi's argument. "That's such a convenient excuse people try to make," Baum said in reply to Mwangi's comments. "We don't want to hear about logic, population percentages, or any other fact-based arguments. Give in to what we want or we'll just call you bigots and cancel you."

At publishing time, the uproar had only intensified after it was pointed out that no Kenyan tribal leadership positions were currently held by bisexual transgender Latinx.


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Experts Decry Shocking Lack of Diversity in Afghan Cabinet


Experts Decry Shocking Lack of Diversity in Chinese Polit Bureau


Experts Decry Shocking Lack of Diversity in Aboriginal Land Councils


Experts Decry Shocking Lack of Diversity in Twitching, Eyerolling Bbbwianesque community


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Do white women and men ever have a marriage and kids in commercials any more? Or is it all interracial and homosexual from this point on?

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If you don't want this thing walking around the streets you grew up in then clearly you are a racist nazi and need to educate yourself on the benefits of diversity.

https://twitter.com/iamyesyouareno/status/1675100417334685697
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Frank wrote on Oct 24th, 2021 at 8:56pm:
Brian Ross wrote on Oct 24th, 2021 at 8:24pm:
I doubt you've stepped out of your momma's basement, Valkie.  You like most Xenophobes talk in generalities.  You refuse to think that some Muslims or Africans can be as smart, as useful as you.  You've never encountered a Muslim or African.  Those that immigrate here are more useful than you are, smarter and harder working.  You endlessly carp about people without regard to their individual worth.  Your a WOFTAM.  You wouldn't last five minutes in the real world.  Tsk, tsk.   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes



So what are the chances of your second stroke in the next 1-3 years?
Being stupid - is that a risk factor? Was it the cause of your first one? Was it your first one?



Ahhhhhhhhh THAT EXPLAINS WHY BRIAN IS NOT QUITE “RIGHT”!!!

He’s mentally and intellectually disabled. I’ll keep that in mind for next time I see him hovering around my arse.
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Borna Kazerani escaped a country that punishes homosexuality with death and now his sense of safety in his adopted home of Australia has been shaken.


His attackers were a couple in their 20s from Sydney's north-west. One was the mother of a four-month-old boy.




Evil white supremacist homophobes, shurely!



Er.... unhappily, no....


23-year-old tradesman Cortez Solomon and his 21-year-old girlfriend, Paris Te Atahu Makene Stone.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-06-14/nsw-sydney-parklea-markets-gay-attack-hom...

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Cultural differences are real and often radically incompatible.

A metro station in Japan and a metro station in another country.

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Of course all cultures aren’t equal
Kemi Badenoch’s comments weren’t controversial in the slightest.


This week, Badenoch made a speech at the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship in east London, in which she criticised cultural relativism. She warned that some migrants who come to Britain bring with them ‘behaviours, cultures and practices’ that undermine Western civilisation and ‘the values that helped make us great’.

Badenoch first made her position clear on this issue last October. Writing for the Sunday Telegraph, she said that Britain cannot ‘be naďve and assume immigrants will automatically abandon ancestral ethnic hostilities at the border’, and that we should be more mindful that ‘not all cultures are equally valid’. In response, she was smeared as ‘nasty’, ‘divisive’ and ‘Islamophobic’ by the likes of Labour MP Zarah Sultana.

None of what Badenoch has said should be remotely controversial. Certain cultures are superior to others. We can easily judge this based on how they treat ethnic and religious minority groups, same-sex-attracted people, and women and girls. It is an uncomfortable truth that there are some parts of the world – largely the Middle East, Central Asia and Africa – where being gay is punishable by death. Or where young girls are forced into marriages with adult men. Or where women are not even allowed to speak in public. How can we ever consider those societies to be on an equal footing with the West?

Badenoch is right, too, that when large numbers of migrants come to the UK from such societies, they do tend to form isolated, self-segregated communities, where these norms are perpetuated. Tragically, forced marriages, honour killings and female genital mutilation are all things that happen here in the UK. Despite being illegal, these practices are routinely covered up and the perpetrators are protected by the insular communities in which they take place. It is this kind of mentality that allowed many of the grooming-gang perpetrators in Pakistani Muslim communities to evade discovery and punishment for so long.

As Badenoch rightly argues, the British state and the political class must shoulder some of the blame for this. An ideology of uncritical multiculturalism has allowed reactionary practices and values to go unchallenged and to fester. The only reason it is now ‘contentious’, Badenoch says, to argue that ‘some cultures are better than others’ is because ‘honesty has become impossible’. People are afraid to criticise anything that is done by an ethnic-minority community, in case they are branded Islamophobic, xenophobic or racist.


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Frank wrote on Feb 23rd, 2025 at 4:03pm:

As Badenoch rightly argues, the British state and the political class must shoulder some of the blame for this. An ideology of uncritical multiculturalism has allowed reactionary practices and values to go unchallenged and to fester. The only reason it is now ‘contentious’, Badenoch says, to argue that ‘some cultures are better than others’ is because ‘honesty has become impossible’. People are afraid to criticise anything that is done by an ethnic-minority community, in case they are

branded Islamophobic,

xenophobic or racist.





The common use of the term,    >> ISLAM-O-PHOBIA, <<    used in our political lexicon today,
is a [deliberately used] misnomer.

misnomer = = a wrong or inaccurate name or term.    the wrong use of a name or term.


The term, ISLAM-O-PHOBIA is intended, to be used, to socially assail, every [justified] critic of ISLAM.

That term, is 'used'  ....to be both 1/ a 'shield' [against justified criticism of ISLAM and the behaviour of some of its followers]
AND, 2/ as a disparaging social assault, upon ISLAM's [justified] critics.


THE TRUTH.....
Every rational and peace loving person should be revolted and can be [legitimately] fearful of ANY PERSON who is in close proximity to themselves,
who chooses to self identify, as a follower of ISLAM.


BECAUSE.....
It is intellectually undeniable, that ISLAM is a violent, deceitful, and a murderous death cult.

Fair and open scrutiny of ISLAM's own religious texts, by any reasonable person,
will always attest to that TRUTH.

SOME EXAMPLES.......

Yadda said....
http://www.ozpolitic.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1740221921/1#1
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QUESTION;
What are devout followers of ISLAM, living in Australia,
teaching their children ???

.....
.....

"O ye who believe! Fight those of the disbelievers who are near to you, and let them find harshness in you, and know that Allah is with those who keep their duty (unto Him)."
Koran 9.123


"And fight with them until.....religion should be only for Allah,..."
Koran 2.193





Followers of ISLAM themselves, will attest,
that the Holy Koran,
is ISLAM's most sacred religious text.

Even while, upon scrutiny, verses in the Holy Koran,
plainly attest to the utter malevolence and the violent intent, of ISLAM,
towards those who reject the primacy of ISLAMIC law....



"....Lo! Allah is an enemy to those who reject Faith."
Koran 2.98


"....those who reject Allah have no protector."
Koran 47.008
v. 8-11


"O ye who believe! Take not my enemies and yours as friends (or protectors),- offering them (your) love,..."
Koran 60.1


>>>>>>>>>>>
"....take not the Jews and the Christians for your friends....
......he amongst you that turns to them (for friendship) is of them."
Koran 5.51
<<<<<<<<<<<



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AND HERE ARE EVEN MORE EVIDENCES
AT THE LINKS BELOW....



TheReligionofPeace
[lots of updated information on ISLAMIC violence worldwide]
https://thereligionofpeace.com/


PLUS.......
https://www.jihadwatch.org/      THE FRONT PAGE


https://www.jihadwatch.org/category/jihadist-intimidation-and-thuggery

https://www.jihadwatch.org/category/sharia

https://www.jihadwatch.org/category/jihad-doctrine


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LETTING THE MOSLEM SPEAK - ABOUT HIS BELIEFS [and his motives]
------ >


http://www.ozpolitic.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1582638136/0#0
MORE....
http://www.ozpolitic.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1582638136/1#1


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ABC social engineering....


Yadda said.....
http://www.ozpolitic.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1570367530/2#2
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MY ARGUMENT;
1/ Every moslem is a follower of ISLAM.

2/ And ISLAM is a philosophy which mandates that its followers must fight and kill people, who reject ISLAM, and who reject the primacy of ISLAMIC law.

And, a new attack is going to occur      whenever any individual moslem [living among us, in Australia] decides that 'now' is a good moment for him to prove his devotion to ISLAM and to Allah.





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This is the solution which i favour, and i outline the reasons why i do.....

QUARANTINE WORKS!!

http://www.ozpolitic.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1538349389/34#34


and....
The argument for administrative detention, for all 'Aussie' followers of ISLAM

http://www.ozpolitic.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1538349389/0#0



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BOTH DECEITFUL AND DANGEROUS

Quote:

How Circumstance Dictates Islamic Behavior


January 18, 2012

Preach Peace When Weak, Wage War When Strong

"...all notions of peace with non-Muslims are based on circumstance.

When Muslims are weak, they should be peaceful; when strong, they should go on the offensive."



Sheikh Yassir al-Burhami - an ISLAMIC scholar and Egyptian Salafi leader
https://www.raymondibrahim.com/2012/01/18/how-circumstance-dictates-islamic-beha...


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Regarding my post at Reply #39,

A CAUTION....



Yadda said.....
http://www.ozpolitic.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1409991405/8#8
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Promoting and encouraging violent and unlawful acts is illegal.

We live in a country in which the people supposedly respect the rule of law.

Without widespread respect for the law of the land, we [our Australian society] would descend into being like Syria, Iraq, Egypt, Libya, Somalia, etc, etc - which is exactly what moslems are trying to achieve.

Moslems want to destroy the efficacy of all [non-ISLAMIC] civic institutions in Australia, which help to maintain a peaceful and functioning society.


SUGGESTION;
If you live in Australia and you don't like what ISLAM promotes then you should contact your federal parliamentary representative - EXPLAIN TO HIM/HER WHY YOU DO NOT LIKE ISLAM AND MOSLEMS - and encourage your federal parliamentary representative to try to get ISLAM lawfully declared a proscribed [banned] group in Australia.

Act within the law.


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Yadda wrote on Mar 2nd, 2025 at 11:53am:


Regarding my post at Reply #39,

A CAUTION....



Yadda said.....
http://www.ozpolitic.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1409991405/8#8
Quote:

Promoting and encouraging violent and unlawful acts is illegal.

We live in a country in which the people supposedly respect the rule of law.

Without widespread respect for the law of the land, we [our Australian society] would descend into being like Syria, Iraq, Egypt, Libya, Somalia, etc, etc - which is exactly what moslems are trying to achieve.

Moslems want to destroy the efficacy of all [non-ISLAMIC] civic institutions in Australia, which help to maintain a peaceful and functioning society.


SUGGESTION;
If you live in Australia and you don't like what ISLAM promotes then you should contact your federal parliamentary representative - EXPLAIN TO HIM/HER WHY YOU DO NOT LIKE ISLAM AND MOSLEMS - and encourage your federal parliamentary representative to try to get ISLAM lawfully declared a proscribed [banned] group in Australia.

Act within the law.


Otherwise we are no better than moslems.





Islam is not operating in the frame of reference of Western political, religious and intellectual discourse.

It is total madness to pretend, like moronic Bbwiyawn, that Islam and the West share a common intellectual, moral, spiritual grounding. They do not.


Islam is an avowed enemy of the West. It arose to be the enemy of Judaism and Christianity.

Not a friend but an enemy. Yet we import the enemy, especially after 9/11. Total ****ing madness. Yet it happens thanks to the Bbwiyanesque bugger*wits everywhere in the West. 

They are the Rot. Yes, Bbwiyawn, you are the Rot.



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Frank wrote on Mar 2nd, 2025 at 9:04pm:
Islam is not operating in the frame of reference of Western political, religious and intellectual discourse.

It is total madness to pretend, like moronic Bbwiyawn, that Islam and the West share a common intellectual, moral, spiritual grounding. They do not.


Islam is an avowed enemy of the West. It arose to be the enemy of Judaism and Christianity.

Not a friend but an enemy. Yet we import the enemy, especially after 9/11. Total ****ing madness. Yet it happens thanks to the Bbwiyanesque bugger*wits everywhere in the West. 

They are the Rot. Yes, Bbwiyawn, you are the Rot.




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Who is tree-changing – and the towns they’re moving to


Tree-changers were more likely to be high-income and older, and able to buy a home, according to two reports from the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute released on Thursday.


Illustration?

African man with blonde woman walking somewhere in Europe.
https://www.smh.com.au/property/news/who-is-tree-changing-and-the-towns-they-re-...


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