



Christian wrote:In NL, there are people who want anonymous sollicitation, so the employer only knows the age and CV etc. They do not know their name, and how they look.

ionnsaigh wrote:So in the UK Muslim Men have one of the highest rates of unemployment...

ionnsaigh wrote:Also in the UK, moslem men have one of the highest rates of unemployment. People over here look down on Britain as becoming Islamasized (their view not mine). A fact borne out since the 5th most popular name for a boy in England last year was Mohammed (including all 12 spellings). The US is not the be all and end all (well it might be the cause of the end all) but you can't argue that there is more opportunity to "better" yourself here. If you actually want to get off your ar$e and work.
What is your view then?, as you seem to put their view over pretty well - backed by facts. Do you see England as becoming Islamasized? So in the UK Muslim Men have one of the highest rates of unemployment. Do you -as this suggests- think Muslim Men are lazy? As you state " If you want to better yourself get off your backside and work". This view has certain features that must be explored before one can agree or otherwise. A view that lacks any understanding and love for your fellow man, one that blames the person, has little in the way of human compassion. You can argue that in your unending competitive race to better yourself, is in itself a singular view that pits one against all others. If as you say that Muslim Men have one of the highest rates of unemployment in the UK- then what are they in the USA. Employment is a contract between Two main participants the Employer and the employment candidate. The outcome lies squarely at the hands of the former.If the Employer happened to share these same view as your good self then why would you employ a lazy Muslim Man named Mohammad whatever way it happens to be spelt. The more I read your words the more I think of the power of the Capitalist American propaganda machine. To me it appears Racist and part of the general fear that grips a large majority of the citizen of the USA- from here across the water it appears an extreme form of Anti Islamic rhetoric, the seed sown by those that ultimately control. A hand that is white, right wing, christian, and evangelistic by nature. On a personal level I find your comment disgracefully insulting to the many extremely hard working Muslim Men some of whom I would call friends.
Peace be with you.

Sweltered wrote:ionnsaigh wrote:Also in the UK, moslem men have one of the highest rates of unemployment. People over here look down on Britain as becoming Islamasized (their view not mine). A fact borne out since the 5th most popular name for a boy in England last year was Mohammed (including all 12 spellings). The US is not the be all and end all (well it might be the cause of the end all) but you can't argue that there is more opportunity to "better" yourself here. If you actually want to get off your ar$e and work.
What is your view then?, as you seem to put their view over pretty well - backed by facts. Do you see England as becoming Islamasized? So in the UK Muslim Men have one of the highest rates of unemployment. Do you -as this suggests- think Muslim Men are lazy? As you state " If you want to better yourself get off your backside and work". This view has certain features that must be explored before one can agree or otherwise. A view that lacks any understanding and love for your fellow man, one that blames the person, has little in the way of human compassion. You can argue that in your unending competitive race to better yourself, is in itself a singular view that pits one against all others. If as you say that Muslim Men have one of the highest rates of unemployment in the UK- then what are they in the USA. Employment is a contract between Two main participants the Employer and the employment candidate. The outcome lies squarely at the hands of the former.If the Employer happened to share these same view as your good self then why would you employ a lazy Muslim Man named Mohammad whatever way it happens to be spelt. The more I read your words the more I think of the power of the Capitalist American propaganda machine. To me it appears Racist and part of the general fear that grips a large majority of the citizen of the USA- from here across the water it appears an extreme form of Anti Islamic rhetoric, the seed sown by those that ultimately control. A hand that is white, right wing, christian, and evangelistic by nature. On a personal level I find your comment disgracefully insulting to the many extremely hard working Muslim Men some of whom I would call friends.
Peace be with you.
OK, firstly, where did I say Moslem men were lazy? I said they had they a high unemployment rate. The lazy assumption is yours. The view of many over here is that Europe is beingIslamacised, and will be so within 20 yesrs. My view is that it will take longer, but will happen. I have the fact because I wanted to refute the comment. Unfortunately, the figures seem to be confirming it. You also seem to be accusing me of racism, "If the employer happened to share these same view (sic) as your good self" How dare you. I have always believed that you are some psuedo intellectual, but tyi actually reading what I have written. One of my best friends is Moslem, we spent thanksgiving with her family last year, and found them to be extemely nice people. You seem to have blinkers on about the world and assume that everyone does not live up to your wacky communist ideals. You don't seem to grasp that communism didn't work.
And exactly which comment do you find insulting? The one YOU assumed? THAT says more about your views, not mine. Does it not say that subconsciously YOU think Moslem men are lazy, because I didn't say it, nor implied it. I was speaking about the work ethic of Americans, and specifically said that I was not speaking about race or clolour, but you didn't include that in your quote! So much for your "no censorship".
Try actually reading what other people post, I know it terrifies you in case something actually changes your mind about something, or that you find that perhaps your wack little communist ideals aren't workable, but at lest you will be informed.
Power to the people !
Wolfy Smith circa 1977


Bruce wrote:In many cases it is the fault of the poor for being poor - why should people that work to earn a reasonable living have to bother about the one's that choose not to? If they then are poor it is their own problem as there always seem to be jobs out there for them... but then many choose to get whatever hand-out the government is prepared to give them and some proceed to blow that money on cigarettes and alcohol... and it has nothing to do with religion - people of all races, religions, etc are as bad as each other!



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