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You don't stop fundamentalism, because fundamentalism isn't a crime.
You stop people from committing crimes, the same way that people have been prevented from committing crimes for centuries.
Got it, islamic fundamentalism isn't problem until they start cutting heads off or shooting people, it's also fine when they radicalize young muslims and government should totally not give a damn about it. Counting losses.
I did.
However, I know at least one guy who got a Japanese girl knocked up (which was hilarious, because he'd been in Japan for all of three weeks) and ended up immigrating. When he did immigrate, he totally wouldn't have been able to pass any of your tests.
And I'm sure he will have common decency to learn the language, because it's the key to integration into society. Or isn't?
I suppose you would know. You apparently have more intelligence than the intelligence agencies.
So far it was mostly action - reaction thing.
Presumably? Presumably what?
The police already presumably deploy more heavily in known problematic areas. Or maybe not since it's dangerous.
Now interesting part ...
Ah, abuse. If you can't make a cogent argument, slap a nasty label on it.
like racist or bigot
I don't like seeing people being victimised for living their lives. I don't like seeing the many being stomped on for the actions of the few.
And who exactly is doing it, I thougth we are talking about radical islam, encouraging fundamentalism is not a way forward. Or is it?
If that's a bleeding heart to you, then so be it. I like to think of it as basic human empathy.
No, it's bleeding heart if someone jumps to conclusion immediately as someone mention a minorities.
You're apparently fine with it as long as you don't belong to the many or the few. I find it amusing that Europe is overwhelmingly Christian, yet there's the same minority of hardline Christians who don't give a 🤬 about Muslims as people. Just like there's a minority of hardline Muslims who don't give a 🤬 about Christians.
There's ISIS and friends, and then there's Muslims who watch ISIS can think "I wouldn't go that far that myself, but I'm glad that somebody is finally cleaning up this place and getting rid of all the Christians and other heathens".
Seems to me like you're the Euro version of those people. You don't want the Muslims dead (I assume), but you'd just as soon they got the hell away from you. You have no interest in finding out that actually most Muslims are just people, who mostly share a lot of beliefs with Christians and generally get on with their lives. You'd see them persecuted despite the fact that they're a tiny minority in Europe, and that fundamentalists are an even tinier minority inside that.
again? ... bleeding heart
(btw. is this really abuse phrase in English language? I feel more abused by his assumptions ...)
Like many, you're responding vehemently to the moral panic without actually realising that you're probably in more danger from pretty much anything else than you are from fundamentalist immigrants. I doubt you even know what proportion of Muslim immigrants identify as fundamentalist, what proportion of those fundamentalists are actually willing to use violence to enact their beliefs, or what the relative crime rate among those fundamentalists is.
I don't have any moral panic but I'm interested in those numbers, do you have a link?