Is Islam right for Ireland?

TheManTheMyth wrote: »

There have been countless stories of Muslim immigrants degrading women and gay people all across Europe and generally not integrating into the countries that they have moved to, personally i was very pro migrant about a year (maybe a year and a half) ago but have completely 180'd on the topic and now have a serious feeling of discomfort when i think about Islam spreading to Ireland. Am i the only person who feels like we have enough problems without adding this new religion into the mix? the idea that governments want to change the views of their own people rather than address the source of the issue (in my eyes Islam and the less liberal nations from which these groups originate)scares me because it sends us back to the times of keeping everything silent, it will only lead to another catholic church situation where eventually their atrocities all come to light at once.

Tell me - what do you actually know about Islam outside of what you're read in tabloids?

Would you believe I have those same feelings. Rather than been racist about it etc check out Birmingham, Luton, Blackburn & London with regards to the level of integration in these areas. Check out Rotheram UK with regards to rapes. Tommy Robinson, former EDL has been out spoken on this for years now.

Our borders should be tightly controlled like Poland, Hungary and some of the other eastern bloc countries. France and Britain are good examples of where Islam has been spreading for some time now, google the issues and problems they are having. As far as I am concerned could I go to Saudi Arabia and set up a catholic church there, I can guarantee the answer would be no.

Germany and Sweden will have more Islamic problems in the future wit this open arms policy with regards to immigration. The recent protest In Kilkenny regarding the planning of the mosque, I do wonder those Irish that are okay with it, how many of them are aware of the issues/problems that other european countries are experiencing. All these mosques are funded by sauda arabia etc.

Is this all hate speech, I would like to think not

I hate to say it, but I think it is coming
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLUTe9ZQpYk

Is Islam right for Ireland?

Thanks but no thanks lads.

Have a nice day.:)

Billy86 wrote: »

New account, same old talking points.

Did wonder, gave him the benefit of the doubt.

Filmer Paradise wrote: »

Still, it might be helpful to at least talk about these issues without being labelled a racist or somesuch.:rolleyes:

FYP

Summer In the City wrote: »

I live in predominantly Muslim country neighbouring Saudi Arabia and there is a Christian church within walking distance from my apartment. Should I deny the Arabs in Dublin the same rights they've afforded the religion of my birth here? The Saudis aren't the be all and end all of Arab Muslims.

Link?

I don't agree with any religion, but people should be allowed to practice whatever faith they want.
I don't think Islam is right for Ireland, but I don't think Christianity or Hinduism is either.
But I have no problem with people practicing them if it makes them happy and they aren't committing any crimes.

There was a certain guy who came to power who didn't think Judaism was right for his country or other countries.
He managed to swing a few people around to his thinking and well, that worked out well for everyone.

As for the video of the guys blaring noise in a van down the street, I personally would vote for a law where public promotion or advertising of religion is banned. I don't need to be harassed or made aware of people's views or beliefs or be asked to convert. It would negate the above problem...probably open a few more though.