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And when leaders talk about 'incentives' for people to integrate, you also have to consider ramifications for those who don't. I'm talking about things like ghettoisation, radicalisation and wanting their ways imposed for their own sake or in spite of anyone elses'.More, what cameron was really about was that we can't bully people into taking on British values - we have to inspire them to take on those values.
To go back to the lovely Muslims again, Blair once said that it was the Muslim Community's duty to root out its extremists. But once they inevitably didn't do a damn thing, Blair took it no further. The next logical step would have been to talk about punishments for not living up to responsibility.
Has Cameron considered that? For a man who said that British people need to integrate with Muslims rather than vice-versa, probably not.
Blair: Muslims to confront 'evil ideology' | Mail Online
Blaming all but themselves: Blair to UK Islamists: "Anti extremist moves too slow" -Muslims: blame radicalism on "foreign policy not ...crazy notion of ideological problem" - Militant Islam Monitor - Militant Islam Monitor
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