The EU debate - Part III

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Watford_R said:
Pete and Zlatan do nothing but try to point score by slagging off immigrants at every opportunity.

I'm defending his words because he's not taking joy in the fact the story occurred. He's using it to mock the ridiculous xenophobia shown by your mates (but not you because you don't ever agree with them, of course). You aren't actually offended by it but are just using it to try and score points yourself.
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Remember that time you admitted that an increased GDP and a couple of sports stars was worth all the rape and terrorism in this country? Yeah, me too.
 
The Zlatan said:
Remember that time you admitted that an increased GDP and a couple of sports stars was worth all the rape and terrorism in this country? Yeah, me too.
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Yes all that rape and terrorism. I can barely leave the house without a bomb going off and god help any woman who goes out to a town centre.

The 7/7 bombers were mostly second generation immigrants like you.
 
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Watford_R said:
Yes all that rape and terrorism. I can barely leave the house without a bomb going off and god help any woman who goes out to a town centre.

The 7/7 bombers were mostly second generation immigrants like you.
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Sorry, I must have mistook you for one of those 1400 young white girls in Rotherham, or perhaps one of those, quite literally, countless amounts of women in Koln a little over 11 months ago. I'm not sure if the acts of terrorism need referencing to be honest.

I never understand why people think it's a good argument to mention that perpetrators are 2nd generation etc. All it does is validate the anti immigration argument.
 
The Zlatan said:
Sorry, I must have mistook you for one of those 1400 young white girls in Rotherham, or perhaps one of those, quite literally, countless amounts of women in Koln a little over 11 months ago. I'm not sure if the acts of terrorism need referencing to be honest.

I never understand why people think it's a good argument to mention that perpetrators are 2nd generation etc. All it does is validate the anti immigration argument.
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I'm mentioning it because you're also a second generation immigrant, you fruitcake.

Yes, there are Muslims who are bad people. There are Christians, Jews, Sikhs and Hindus who are bad people too. There are first generation *****s and fiftieth generation *****s.
 
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Watford_R said:
I'm mentioning it because you're also a second generation immigrant, you fruitcake.

Yes, there are Muslims who are bad people. There are Christians, Jews, Sikhs and Hindus who are bad people too. There are first generation *****s and fiftieth generation *****s.
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The Catholic church has a bit of a chequered history when it comes to *****philia.
 
Watford_R said:
I'm mentioning it because you're also a second generation immigrant, you fruitcake.

Yes, there are Muslims who are bad people. There are Christians, Jews, Sikhs and Hindus who are bad people too. There are first generation *****s and fiftieth generation *****s.
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Again, it doesn't do your argument justification, 'erm it wasnt the immigrants that did it, it was their kids!!!' If anything I'd argue that it's worse because they've grown up in the country.

Thanks, next you'll be telling me that water is wet. These are Facebook tier arguments, you need new material.
 
Stan said:
So you're scared of people who aren't English born Christians as they might be like an English born Christian.

The Genius of Kustard.

Teay <laugh>
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literally 90% of the people I know aren't English born Christians.
I am not an English born Christian.
I am English born, but not Christian.
So do I scare you KKKustard?
 
The Zlatan said:
Again, it doesn't do your argument justification, 'erm it wasnt the immigrants that did it, it was their kids!!!' If anything I'd argue that it's worse because they've grown up in the country.

Thanks, next you'll be telling me that water is wet. These are Facebook tier arguments, you need new material.
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Your argument is baseless.

The ethnicity or religion of these people has nothing to do with their criminal behaviour.

As has been pointed out, there's good and bad in all creeds.
 
NowsufferinginSpain said:
Your argument is baseless.

The ethnicity or religion of these people has nothing to do with their criminal behaviour.

As has been pointed out, there's good and bad in all creeds.
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Yeah, because importing millions of people from countries that have inhuman cultures has zero effect on the societies they move to. Does your colon look healthy? I imagine you'd be able to tell me considering you have your head up your ass so often.
 
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Stan said:
So you're scared of people who aren't English born Christians as they might be like an English born Christian.

The Genius of Kustard.

Teay <laugh>
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Who's the most famous non-English born, non-Christian? I'd guess that's it's probably Jesus.
 
Custard the controller said:
so as I said 5% of nothing is still nothing, Lib Dems too a few seats off labour woo hoo. they are still as I said a nothing party
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Doubling the share of the vote in a constituency that has always been Tory is quite significant. If their share of the vote was doubled everywhere they'd have 16% and probably quite a few more seats.
 
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