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IS and Qaeda are the only ones recruiting and actively getting people who can be radicalized to a point where they're actually willing to perform terrorist acts.

Please qualify that statement, because I have a few dead friends and thousands of injured strangers around these parts that would testify otherwise...
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We've been talking about Europe this entire time and Israel isn't in Europe.

Ok, I suspected that was the case - thanks for the clarification.

However, don't forget to include Hezbollah (http://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2014/07/what-is-hezbollah-doing-in-europe/374973/) in that list of organizations involved in terrorism in Europe. Yay, I know. :-/
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Just to get this over with, I never said we should send refugees, or anyone "back to IS", such a thing would be crazy. We should send them into well protected and well funded refugee camps outside Europe.

So like we did in Israel in the 1940's? Cause that worked out so well.

Not to mention why the **** would any country outside Europe want these refugees in large numbers if Europe has deemed them too dangerous to have them in much smaller numbers per country?
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Aesaar, you realize you are pushing him and silent third parties further way from your position with the assertions of racism and the "Deal with it", right?
feel free to do so, but I just want to make sure you are considering that.

You do realize Silent Third Parties is the kind of stuff we mocked High Max for claiming without evidence here, right?
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Hi, consider me a formerly silent third party who has refrained from posting anything from fear of being dogpiled.
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It doesn't even matter if IS dies tomorrow.  Something else will take its place.

I bet that something will be as ineffective at attacking Europe as al-Quaeda and IS were. These organizations dont pose a big threat to us. Homegrown extremists are much more dangerous.

Where do you think these people get their ideas from? Why are all those attacks linked to people who have spent time in training camps in the middle east?

These organizations are the only threat.

They are not all linked to such people, just some of them.

Okay, let's go through the top 20 list you posted earlier in this thread and pick out the Muslim related ones then.

Spain    Madrid    Abu Hafs al-Masri Brigades (suspected) - al-Quaeda Linked
United Kingdom    London    Secret Organization of al-Qa’ida in Europe  - al-Quaeda
Belgium    Brussels    Individual - ISIS trained
France    Montauban    Individual,Jund al-Khilafa   - al-Quaeda Linked

Also not on your list, the Charlie Hebdo shootings (al-Quaeda of Yemen) and the latest attack on Paris (ISIS).

Not a single attack on that list appears to be from someone NOT linked to ISIS or al-Quaeda unless they weren't Muslim terrorists at all! Furthermore most of these attacks included people who were trained in Middle-Eastern countries. Quite frankly I'm baffled at how you can attempt to claim one type of terrorism is more dangerous than the other when it's pretty obvious that they are both quite dangerous.
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I don't even get what you guys are arguing about anymore.
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And yet there are 3 million Muslims in the USA and another million in Canada and they haven't carried out any attacks either.  Where are all the terrorists?  Why haven't they carried out all the attacks you claim should be happening because of Muslim immigration?

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I am pretty sure there was an attack in Boston a while back..
Holy ****, two people!  Out of 3 million!  Unacceptable percentage!

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When it comes to immigration from MENA countries, US and Canada gets the cream of the crop, while Europe gets the bottom of the barrel - its harder to emigrate from MENA to America than to Europe. The quality of immigrants is different, so you cant directly compare the two populations.
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Or is this another one of your gut feelings?


Its pretty obvious that its harder to immigrate into a country that is on the other side of the globe, not reachable by land, than to a close country, reachable by land. Why do you think we dont have any poor Mexicans in Europe, whereas US has plenty? Or US muslims are on average wealthier and more educated than European ones? The world is effortlessly globalized only for the rich, for the poor people, distance and obstacles play a role, so they act as a filter. Thats why US muslims are better integrated. They are the muslim elite. US gets the cream of the crop, Europe gets everyone including the bottom of the barrel. Since Europe does not have Atlantic ocean between us and them, it needs strict immigration policy to play the same role.

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Here you go again with your unspoken assumption that they will assimilate easily, despite all evidence to the contrary (and I am not talking just about terrorism).
All evidence to the contrary, yes.  I agree, all those millions of Muslims living peacefully in the West are clear evidence that Muslims just can't live peacefully in the West.


Not at the rate I would like ;)

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We will see the effects after some time. Just like we see the effects of past open border policies now.
Yep, we sure are seeing the effects of that policy.  I mean, there might be one terrorist for every million Muslims.  Way too much of a risk to take.

That "laughably small" percentage of terrorists in an already small percentage of immigrants is responsible for half of top 20 terrorist attacks in Europe in the last 15 years. Its still a lot, compared to native Europeans. Its like you dont understand how statistics work, and that when comparing different populations, per-capita rates of the phenomenon in question are important, not absolute numbers.
You're ready to close borders and deny better lives to hundreds of thousands of people because a combined total of less than 200 people (of a population of ~20 million) have, in the last 15 years, killed less than two thousand people (of a population of 500 million).  And you claim I don't understand statistics.  What the **** is wrong with you?

Yes, if some population proves to have far higher rates of terrorism than the natives, to the point where they are responsible for half of the biggest attacks in the last 15 years in western Europe while making less than 5% of the population, I would think twice before letting too much of them into my country. Sorry, but thats a pretty big overrepresentation. I am not opposed to taking some, but current mass immigration needs to stop, and we certainly cant take the amounts the proposed permanent quotas would result in.

And its not just about terrorism, you know. The rates of extremism itself are a problem (I dont want to live next to people from which double digit percentages believe apostates must be killed, see the earlier polls I posted). The crime rates are significantly higher than the natives all over Europe. Economic performance is abysmal. Mass unregulated immigration proves to be simply a bad idea whichever way you look at it. For every deadly terrorist attack, there are a thousand instances of lower-level violence. You cant have one without the other. Thats even bigger issue, IMHO.

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I bet that something will be as ineffective at attacking Europe as al-Quaeda and IS were. These organizations dont pose a big threat to us. Homegrown extremists are much more dangerous.
AAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH that you're saying this in a thread about an attack orchestrated by Daesh is ****ing amazing.

Organized by homegrown terrorists, European nationals with immigrant background. If they werent here, IS, or anyone who comes afterwards, would have no one to radicalize.

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Lets summarize our main differences:

You believe successful integration of these people at the rate they are coming will be easy or manageable, I believe its going to be very problematic or impossible.

You believe positives of mass immigration into Europe outweight the negatives, I believe the opposite.

You believe the demograpic crisis in Europe is going to be a bigger problem in the long run than the negatives stemming from mass immigration, I believe the negatives stemming from mass immigration will be a bigger problem than demographic crisis, so it does not make sense to implement a solution that is worse than the problem its trying to fix.

You believe that restricting immigration will result in more terrorism in Europe in the long run by inciting extremism outside our borders, I believe restricting immigration will result in less terrorism in Europe in the long run (or at least halt its increase) by decreasing (at least not increasing) the proportion of populations which are overrepresented in terrorism, compared to the alternative of not doing so.

Its pretty clear that one side wont convince the other when it comes to these issues, so lets just agree to disagree and leave them at that. Let the history (future?) judge who was right. Just leave Eastern Europe out of the Great Multicultural Experiment, please. Its not worth the risk.
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Just leave Eastern Europe out of the Great Multicultural Experiment, please. Its not worth the risk.

You realize Eastern Europe is the Great Multicultural Experiment's oldest part, the one that dates to at least the Roman Empire, right?
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Just leave Eastern Europe out of the Great Multicultural Experiment, please. Its not worth the risk.

You realize Eastern Europe is the Great Multicultural Experiment's oldest part, the one that dates to at least the Roman Empire, right?


Good point. It could be that Eastern Europe has centuries of experience with the joys of multiculturalism, after all we have gypsies and suffered under muslim raids. That may be why our stance on the issue is much more rational and cautious. Whereas Western Europe was inhabited only by Europeans until just a few decades ago, so they are much more naive when it comes to this topic. Like a child playing with fire..
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Lets summarize our main differences:

You believe successful integration of these people at the rate they are coming will be easy or manageable, I believe its going to be very problematic or impossible.

Easy, maybe not, but manageable? Absolutely.

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You believe positives of mass immigration into Europe outweight the negatives, I believe the opposite.

Sure, you can believe that. You're wrong, you've been proven wrong historically, but whatever.

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You believe the demograpic crisis in Europe is going to be a bigger problem in the long run than the negatives stemming from mass immigration, I believe the negatives stemming from mass immigration will be a bigger problem than demographic crisis, so it does not make sense to implement a solution that is worse than the problem its trying to fix.

I will take a little instability now in exchange for continued stability in 20, 30, 40 years anytime. I do not want to spend my retirement in a country unable to function properly because of an aging population and a xenophobic attitude preventing immigration.

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You believe that restricting immigration will result in more terrorism in Europe in the long run by inciting extremism outside our borders, I believe restricting immigration will result in less terrorism in Europe in the long run (or at least halt its increase) by decreasing (at least not increasing) the proportion of populations which are overrepresented in terrorism, compared to the alternative of not doing so.

Given that the goal of the major terrorist networks is to increase friction between muslims and the western world in order to fuel their recruitment, instituting measures guaranteed to increase said friction seems like an incredibly stupid idea, yes.

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Its pretty clear that one side wont convince the other when it comes to these issues, so lets just agree to disagree and leave them at that. Let the history (future?) judge who was right. Just leave Eastern Europe out of the Great Multicultural Experiment, please. Its not worth the risk.

As said by NGTM-1R, you're already part of that experiment. You've actually proven it can work over long times. If you want to reap the benefits of being in the EU but not share the burdens of membership, you have no place in it.
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As said by NGTM-1R, you're already part of that experiment. You've actually proven it can work over long times. If you want to reap the benefits of being in the EU but not share the burdens of membership, you have no place in it.

We have proven the opposite. Gypsies have not managed to assimilate and integrate despite living for many centuries with us. Surely you can understand why we are hesitant to mass import yet another problematic minority, one that is extremely religious on top of the usual problems? Our stance is rooted in experience, yours is just rooted in naive idealism. This is an issue that could change our country for centuries to come, so extreme caution is needed.

EU countries can share many things but sharing migrants from outside EU is not something EU should be here for. It is a problem manufactured by dysfunctional immigration policies and that is how it should also be solved. Not by spreading the problem around, that is not a solution and only encourages admitting more migrants, so it is actually worse than doing nothing. Not to mention mandatory quotas are a huge violation of our sovereignty. Having control over immigration policy is as important as having control over territorial integrity, if not even more so. This is not something EU should decide about.
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We have proven the opposite. Gypsies have not managed to assimilate and integrate despite living for many centuries with us. Surely you can understand why we are hesitant to mass import yet another problematic minority, one that is extremely religious on top of the usual problems? Our stance is rooted in experience, yours is just rooted in naive idealism. This is an issue that could change our country for centuries to come, so extreme caution is needed.

Could it have something to do with centuries of discrimination, forced settlement, forced sterilization? No, it has to be because Romani are just that bad and evil!

If you consistently discriminate against a particular group, consistently force them to abandon their traditions, it is no wonder they refuse to fully integrate.

You call me naive and idealistic, and on some level I suppose I am, but you're actively blind to the history of your own country if you think these problems are entirely rooted in the culture your so skeptical of.
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I will take a little instability now in exchange for continued stability in 20, 30, 40 years anytime. I do not want to spend my retirement in a country unable to function properly because of an aging population and a xenophobic attitude preventing immigration.

If we managed to survive and even prosper through youth bulges of the past (which were full of unproductive people, too), then we will manage to live and prosper through a bulge of old people. It is the same thing, just with a time lag of a few generations. The situation is symmetric in time. Especially when we are a fairly developed wealthy country now, we can do it, there will be issues but it absolutely will not lead to a "country unable to function properly", that is just fear mongering.

Having 2,1 children per couple is an ideal situation that is rare in reality. We should not rely on it, rather we must learn adapt to these less than ideal situations. Not begin replace our own people with different ones at the first sign of trouble.

That said, immigration can be part of a solution to mitigate the demographic crisis. I am not a xenophobe opposed to every immigrant. But it must be regulated immigration of productive and culturally compatible people who will assimilate well. Not mass immigration of everyone who wants to come. That will not make the situation better in the long run.
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Could it have something to do with centuries of discrimination, forced settlement, forced sterilization? No, it has to be because Romani are just that bad and evil!

It could, but I am not convinced it is the deciding factor. Integration is 80% minority doing, 20% majority doing. We also have Vietnamese minority that outperforms native Slovaks in almost all areas, despite being heavily discriminated against, especially in the past. Romas have highly conservative culture that shuns integration, and so they will usually not integrate no matter how you treat them. Similar to muslims..

And in the end, the problem exists anyway. Assuming it is entirely the majority fault (a huge assumption), encouraging mass immigration into a xenophobic culture is still a very bad idea that will only lead to conflicts.
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anyway...
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-34853657

Yer I noticed something about that suggesting 5 arrests including one of the guys who ran the paris attack
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http://montreal.ctvnews.ca/police-believe-attackers-used-forged-passports-to-stigmatize-refugees-1.2662167

Yep, Europeans hating migrants is definitely not something Daesh wants.  Not at all.