No, my definition of integration means that, integration. Not segregation. Which is what has happened, and will bound to happen to many refugees in the future too.

On that we agree- which would only cause even more trouble.

Why is segregation a problem? During the American immigration heydey entire communities of Irish, Italian, Polish, Chinese, etc. sprang up. Like congregates with like, easy to understand. Its when the immigrants have no plans for assimilation due to incompatible lifestyles that you run into problems.

Radical Islam - Taqiyya= "Moderate" Islam

 

Harsh but fair

Don't you mean + Taqiyya ?

Kinda odd Mosques are protected but churches aren't...

 

Not really. Synagogues are protected more than mosques are, there are a lot more churches than either and there hasn't been a need to protect churches up until now since most 'attacks' on churches are just random vandalism.

*shrug*

 

At this point only profoundly stupid people expect anything else to happen. One look at the fate of christian churches in Egypt or the walls and fences that protect the orthodox patriarchy in Istanbul is enough to know how tolerance works in the muslim world.

 

Also it would help to provide some context: synagogues are protected because French muslims routinely vandalize them and attack jews to the extent that French jews have started emigrating due to security concerns.

 

http://edition.cnn.com/2016/01/22/middleeast/france-israel-jews-immigration/

 

The article goes to great lengths to avoid pointing out who the cause of insecurity is, but that is now impossible to hide.

Edited July 27, 20169 yr by Drowsy Emperor