'A generation of Muslims not able to go to university?' blog discussion

N1AK wrote: »

Being called Moronic by someone who hasn't even been able to grasp what the debate is about; par for the course on a forum without logical reasoning tests on registering I suppose :rotfl:

If you were informed, rather than ignorant yet vocal, you'd know that we aren't talking about, nor are Muslims asking to be given, interest free loans. I'd spend time explaining the idea of sharia borrowing and how it works to you but I have almost as much doubt about whether you could understand it as I do about whether you'd even read it to try.

I haven't called anyone moronic but then I cannot, neither am I inclined to help you with comprehension skills. I also note that you selectively quote me out of context. When people start ridiculing others, playng the person as oppsoed to playing the ball, you know you've made your mark and I am sorry it took just two posts to get you palpitating. On that note I intend to end this exhcnage with you because you haven't offered me any substance to work on, other than that the touchiness, that deep seated insecurities, inferiority complex and many othe unenlightened traits shared by the brotherhood community is an utter turn off.

Back on topic, yes, there should be different options to finance and fund education, but ofcourse not without a debate, specially if it irritates the hell out of some folks :rotfl:

will.i.amnt wrote: »

Oh dear, what a shame. Never mind.

If only there were muslim countries they could go to.

Bye then.

Best keep them away from courses that involve electrics/chemicals, just in case they get any "ideas" too. Better safe than sorry.

If only you hadn't enslaved black muslims and exploited their labour to build your country. If only you hadn't spent the best part of 250 years subjugating and sytematically stripping the third world of it's natural resources. If you hadn't done these things no one would have heard of Great Britain, and there would no immigration from there to here.

The Asian Muslims here today from the Indian sub-continant, and the countless Carribeans (or their parents and grandparents) were lured here after the second world war by a bankrupt Britain with chronic labour shortages. They helped put this country back on it's feet, and in return were promised a better future, and an equal stake for their future generations in the society they helped build. For you to now pass laws engineered to exclude and marginalise them from the entitlement that their forefathers have earned for them is a calous betrayal of the trust they placed in you. They worked hard and paid taxes that built the universities and hospitals that are the envy of the world.

One more thing, Asian's and other second/third/fourth generation immigrants still work hard and pay their taxes, even in the face of blatent and open discrimination. If this was not the case then I can pretty much guarantee that the Daily Mail stories about benefit cheats and people "exploiting" the system would be focused on Asians and Blacks, especially Muslims. The fact that these groups feature very rarely in these stories is in itself an unspoken comment on the general law abiding and hard working nature of these people. Of course you will find some bad apples in all communities the fact that you have to bring the entire international spectrum of Muslims from across the globe into frame before you can find enough to fuel any negative views you want to propagate about them is yet another testiment to how hard you find it to jutify your own negative view when go looking for evidence to back it up.