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Bring on the statistics on violence from American immigrants.
You say it is not the same but it is in a way. If I walk around New York making some strange signs with my hands and dragging one leg it's quite likely I offended someone and get shot. Doing those things that mean nothing to me I offend those gangsters.
That's them pushing their culture on me like "extremist muslims" (which are in 98% of the incindents just arab wannabe gangsters) pushing it on us here.
There are arabs, there are muslims, there are arab gangsters and there are salafis and wahabis. People tend to pile that up under the name "muslim immigrant" but that is just inacurate and very counter productive if you want to solve this problem. If you treat them all as filth they will all start behaving as filth.
I don't have the statistics but I think they will wow you in the matter of immigrant violence US vs EU (which is nothing more then them pushing their will on the others)
I don't understand what you're asking me. Americans in EU or the immigrants that emigrate to america? What are you asking me for? And have I ever presented such data? It's very unclear, please explain.
Well you're not supposed to walk around new york flipping people off, which is what you mean by saying "strange signs with my hands".
The wahabis and salafis that you seem to pile all the issues brought by the problem of mass islamic immigration, and illegal immigration which is considerable, is valid but insufficient.
As I said in this thread or other threads. Imams are "selected" by the people in a community in islam. So if we're 100 people, all of muslims, we pick the imam who is literally "man who leads in prayer". Ofc, by 100 people I mean 100 men, electing a man, not a woman by any means. but that's common in religions. So i'm not going to piss on that. But the point is that the imam is a representative of the people that picked him, he speaks for them similarly to how a democratically elected politician should speak for you. And if you look at the imams... only a few, and by that I mean, really, really few, go against or call for peace. The majority, hell, there was Infinite Chaos who posted that BBC panel, both the imams there basically said that if ISIS wins, they'd have no problems pledging allegiance to it and where the only voice, on that entire panel, that went against ISIS was a shia woman, which ofc she would do that coz she's shia and "new caliphate" is sunni.
There are isolated cases, and I will always report on them. For instance there was france press reporting on that letter signed by about 3 imams or 4 imams in paris condeming the attacks on the jews in paris by the muslims. But you have 3-4 imams signing that letter and hundreds of imams leading the rioters and marching them on.