The future for Muslims in the UK is "bleak and dystopian"

I look forward to reading your posts about prejudice against other minority groups since you are here to share issues around diversity and inclusion.

Actually, the purpose of this thread was to simply post a link to an article about a report from the Runnymede Trust about how anti-Muslim hatred and prejudice is widespread. Many people on this site care about issues around diversity and inclusion. Many people on this board in particular are very concerned about how global events are factoring in to their own daily lives and the lives of others. If you had concerns about my intentions in sharing the article, you could have simply asked me, rather than making accusations.

Possibly not, unless there is a direct link to conflict in the middle east, is there?

If a link about the troubles a minority group are going through in this country was posted in MN would you consider it to be divisive ? Would you think 100% of them are innocent?

or is it only links about Muslims which bother you? Did you feel the same way when the protests about black life matters as well ? And about those threads regarding antisemitism ?

Were those threads about antisemitism in the uk in the right board ?

Not quite yet, but very 1970s "go back to where you came from" or the best one "No, where were you really born".....

Is this thread dystopia?

Is this thread on the right board?

Oh please. The purpose of this thread was 1) to be divisive and 2) to portray the Muslim community as 100% innocent bystanders under attack from the nasty British public.

Nobody in this thread is condoning violence against Muslims, quite the opposite. People are highlighting that there are contributing underlying issues and that disrespect works both ways. Once again any conversation is seen as an attack.

I was going to state ‘94% of the British public that are non Muslim ’ but I thought that was self explanatory to anybody with half a brain cell.

It's been pointed out on this thread already that Muslims are the British public. You yourself are being 'divisive' by refusing to recognise that.

Assaulting Muslims and people who look like they might be Muslim isn't going to do anything to help address immigration concerns though?

Oh please. The purpose of this thread was 1) to be divisive and 2) to portray the Muslim community as 100% innocent bystanders under attack from the nasty British public.

Nobody in this thread is condoning violence against Muslims, quite the opposite. People are highlighting that there are contributing underlying issues and that disrespect works both ways. Once again any conversation is seen as an attack.

It really has so perfectly illustrated the point of the article. It would be fascinating if it wasn't so tragic.

They can alway go and live in a Muslim country though?

I have often wondered why Muslims especially, where their religion seems to be most important aspect of their identity, chose to live in a Christian country with a secular government. Obviously it’s not compatible.

As @quantumbutterfly stated Jews have much more to fear. The vast majority of terrorist attacks in recent history have been from Muslims so it’s not controversial that people associate the religion with that, but I don’t think we’ve ever seen a Jewish terrorist attack in the UK.

Bloody hell you've all dragged every topic you can think of into one post to stick it to the Muslims haven't you. @Scirocco I came on to write something from a muslim perspective but this is one of those threads I can see has now become a muslim bashing one. Speaks for itself really.

Bloody hell you've all dragged every topic you can think of into one post to stick it to the Muslims haven't you. @Scirocco I came on to write something from a muslim perspective but this is one of those threads I can see has now become a muslim bashing one. Speaks for itself really.

If I complained about a client not shaking my hand, could he accuse me of religious discrimination? Or could I accused him of sexual discrimination? We would lose the client due to his bad manners I suppose. Do I make a stand? Women have to I know. Men don't have this problem. As usual...