roc_abilly
Member
First, unlike you I don't judge people on whether they're Muslim or Catholic or brown or white. I judge them on their character.Have you ever expressed an opinion on Muslim immigration that isn't positive?
Second, I have on these fora expressed misgivings about the need for better representation of the interests of those who may not benefit from immigration, to balance the representation of the interests who do benefit from it.
In this regard I have pointed out that your type of racist negates the voices of those trying to articulate those interests - your white supremacism (and similar "far right" nonsense) is negatively tainting as racists anybody who is trying to actively work in a positive way towards those interests.
On another note I have also raised my voice against the migratory waves in this country of bland new money blow-ins, "celtic tiger" cretins, often country people, driving giant cars for status, and queueing for lattes and "gourmet" twaddle on the weekends, subjecting everyone within earshot to an insipid monoculture revolving around property, finance, IT, spiritual retreatism and US inspired fad diets.
They are also a type of migrant. And as I said at the outset, I judge on character, not on these stupid categorisations emphasised by people like you. So let's get these type of characterisations out of the discussion, they have nothing to do witrh anything, really.
Judge people by their character. So I have no opinion, nor am I even a part of the discussion, when you talk about categorisations like Muslims or blacks or gays, or whatever, as being somehow significant to the discussion. Therefore I have never expressed an opinion about particularly "Muslim" immigration, as long as they don't insist their personal beliefs should be brought into the public sphere.
If and when that happens (and I see no real likelihood of it at the current juncture), then I will have a problem with it. For now, you and your type are the problem, while you insist your equivalent beliefs about "race" should be brought into the public sphere. So let's focus on what's actually happening, the actual empirical, observable facts. That is my position.