Septembersun
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Not really a contradiction when those who introduced fish and chips or chicken tikka assimilated into UK culture and did not make demands towards the population to change. The things I mentioned were not tales and all from news reports however there are plenty tales in the Quran. I don't recall the migrant who introduced fish and chips shout shariah for UK. There are migrants that come and respect the law and the culture of the UK however there are many within Islam who show contempt of western lifestyle. You accuse me of being hateful to muslims. It is muslims who have openly shown hate towards others. Burning apostates, burning and vandalising churches, acid attacks, attacks on jews. Remember in 2023 when 295 Nigerian christians were slaughtered by Islamists on Christmas Eve, now that is hatred. Weapons are also concealed in many mosques. I recall a Kenyan police officer on the news who said there is more than just prayers going on inside. The reason some of your muslim neighbours wear a poppy is probably down to the numbers that have served the forces who were muslims. The Muslims who shouted British soldiers burn in hell on Armistice did not exactly show much respect when burning a poppy.I detect AI Chat Bot in the first post, so let's not dwell on 'slyness'.
You contradict your own argument.
You yourself stated technology etc plays an important role in how culture changes over time. All cultures changes over time and for often complex reasons.
You have somehow narrowed it down to only tie in with your hatred of Muslims.
You mentioned “fish and chips”, introduced by an immigrant, etc. The favourite dish in the UK is Chicken Tikka Masala, introduced by immigrants.
Then you keep coming up with negative, random anecdotal tales to support your argument.
On the subject of anecdotal, I can assure you, I wear a poppy with pride, in a predominantly South Asian Muslim neighbourhood and as do some of my Muslim neighbours.![]()