Comments by "Debany Doombringer" (@debanydoombringer1385) on "What I Saw at London's Palestine Rally Frightened Me | James Lindsay" video.

  1. Oh dear Lord. There are 1.8 billion Muslims and over 1 billion Arabs. How is a few thousand "genocide"? Words have lost all meaning.
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  2. That's from before this stuff started. Yes I saw it and it was horrific. In the US we really don't have a lot of that. Outside an area in Michigan, Muslim immigrants aren't allowed to create enclaves and seperate themselves from the general population. They're not congregated enough to wield any real power locally or federally. I think since we've always had large amounts of immigration we've got it down pretty good how to force integration. No immigrant is looked at as special or treated with kid gloves. Like everyone else, you sink or swim on your own actions. Nobody's going to give you a place to live, no handouts, nothing. Refugees get a small amount of money for 6 months from the government to settle and get a job. After that, you're on your own. That's because to meet that qualification is difficult and it's usually people fleeing a disaster where they've lost everything. Even then, it's not enough to live comfortably on. It's just at the poverty amount to incentivize them to find a job quickly and get on their own. Europe coddles them. Gives them hotels with everything provided including an allowance to spend on frivolous things. That was the mistake. Edit: Your governments were too worried about making them feel welcome and afraid of being accused of being called names instead. They cringed at the very idea of forced integration and now the citizens pay the price.
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  3. Thank you. Unfortunately it's ridiculed all the time. It's just someone who's physically helpless to do anything doing the only thing they can for someone else they see suffering.
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  4. This is what I don't understand. They're "protesting" their government about the actions of a completely different government thousands of miles away. I've never seen that before and it's not the purpose of protected protesting. I think it's just a larger indicator of how they don't understand what these rights are for or their limitations. The only large protest my generation did was against globalism and the inclusion of China into the WTO. It was a global protest because we wanted our countries to deny them entry. We absolutely understood what that step would mean for our working future. While technically protesting against another country, it was against our own country's actions. Do these people ever once stop and think how ignorant and against their own proclaimed beliefs it is to expect another country to care what citizens of other countries want them to do? Isn't that so called "colonization"? Demanding other countries of a different culture bow to the beliefs of a stronger, larger culture/country?
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  5. It's entertaining watching them try to walk the tightrope their constant pandering has put them on. When you attempt to appeal to every minority group instead of relying on a foundation of ideals it's going to happen because many of them don't like each other.
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