How can (traditional) Westerners uphold their way of life if Muslims form a majority?
06-06-2016, 03:21 PM
While we often address the issue of left/right wing politics, culture war, this will not be the prevailing "war" or cause of major life changes in history, perhaps even in our generation.
The battle between left and right will be for some time, if not permanently interrupted by the rise of Islam. Muslims are rapidly moving into the "western" world (if you can even call it that anymore), and they have a general tendency to have lots of children, with the goal of spreading out and forming a majority. This will undoubtedly be met with resistance, but there is no guarantee that resistance will necessarily have any halting effect on the process.
There are aspects of the Islamic culture that are strongly confronting and contrasting from the peaceful traditional western way of life. This is no longer a question of Islamophobia, whether you're a supporter of Islam or not (this doesn't apply to leftists), any decent person accepts that it doesn't belong in western societies.
The fact of the matter is that the takeover is happening, and the crucial question here is how will we, as Westerners, respond to the major world changes? The prospect of a permanent loss or replacement of one's history, way of life, the way of life of his family/ancestors, which may never return, is troubling to absolutely everyone (not including leftists, of course). This possibility is growing closer and closer with the many world changes that we are seeing in this generation. I, along with others with similar world views will be able to uphold the values of my parents and ancestors, in our own families, but here many of us have in mind the future of society as a whole and the resilience of our fellow men and women.
One country that is doing a respectable and commendable job in upholding their traditional way of life is Russia. Muslims live in the country, but there are absolutely no exceptions made for them under any circumstances. Furthermore, they don't give stupid (massive) amounts of money to unemployed people, and if innocent people are getting killed in Syria, they send in their troops to fight the terrorists and end the war, and don't simply say "hey, why don't you all come into our country!" The also don't offer to shower you with free welfare and a high standard of living for simply walking in, these priviliges must be earned by hard work. They only downside is that feminism is creeping into some aspects of life (a tendency of women to study and work), but it's nothing serious in comparison to what's happening in the west.
The Islamic "takeover" of Europe is really only in the early stages. Although not that many people are not aware of it, the Muslims have already taken over part of the world, completely seperate from Europe. Of course, I have in mind India. For those who weren't aware, Pakistan used to be part of India, before the Muslims essentially stole it. They invaded India, coming in from the Middle East, and then insisted on taking part of it for themselves. As a matter of fact, I have been to India, and I can tell you at least what I experienced as a result of the Islamic takeover. Every morning I was woken by the booming chanting of the Muslims from some nearby Mosque. There have been several terror attacks by Muslims in India, and this has led to shopping malls using electric scanners (like the ones in airports) at all entry points, as well as guards who check that you don't have any weapons/explosives on you. The Indian traffic system is a little different and use of car horns is a fundamental and essential (for safety) part of the system. Outside the Mosques, there are signs demanding that you are quiet when in the vicinity of the Mosque. The failure to use your horn in India in certain situations would put you and other drivers' lives in danger, for the sake of respecting those who took over your country. Also, on some temples, there are signs stating that "Islam is the only way to heaven" in a country where Muslims are a minority. There were regions where all of the signs were written in Urdu (it uses an Arabic script), and the local population have to tolerate this. Given, I was in a more Islamic part of the country, all the same, what if one day people had to say "I was in a more Islamic part of Germany, England, America". Not a very nice thought if that Islamic part used to be a beautiful traditional western town, which you once loved and grew up in.
The fundamental question here is what do we do, as Westerners, to uphold our way of life (that is Christianity, hard work and dedication, respect and love for your people and country and all that you have achieved) on which our societies have been built, and operated for many, many centuries.
There are several answers to this question, the most obvious, perhaps, being not to let Muslims into our countries, or at least not making exceptions for the practicing of Islam in such countries, but unfortunately, the leftists have crossed that one off the list.
The battle between left and right will be for some time, if not permanently interrupted by the rise of Islam. Muslims are rapidly moving into the "western" world (if you can even call it that anymore), and they have a general tendency to have lots of children, with the goal of spreading out and forming a majority. This will undoubtedly be met with resistance, but there is no guarantee that resistance will necessarily have any halting effect on the process.
There are aspects of the Islamic culture that are strongly confronting and contrasting from the peaceful traditional western way of life. This is no longer a question of Islamophobia, whether you're a supporter of Islam or not (this doesn't apply to leftists), any decent person accepts that it doesn't belong in western societies.
The fact of the matter is that the takeover is happening, and the crucial question here is how will we, as Westerners, respond to the major world changes? The prospect of a permanent loss or replacement of one's history, way of life, the way of life of his family/ancestors, which may never return, is troubling to absolutely everyone (not including leftists, of course). This possibility is growing closer and closer with the many world changes that we are seeing in this generation. I, along with others with similar world views will be able to uphold the values of my parents and ancestors, in our own families, but here many of us have in mind the future of society as a whole and the resilience of our fellow men and women.
One country that is doing a respectable and commendable job in upholding their traditional way of life is Russia. Muslims live in the country, but there are absolutely no exceptions made for them under any circumstances. Furthermore, they don't give stupid (massive) amounts of money to unemployed people, and if innocent people are getting killed in Syria, they send in their troops to fight the terrorists and end the war, and don't simply say "hey, why don't you all come into our country!" The also don't offer to shower you with free welfare and a high standard of living for simply walking in, these priviliges must be earned by hard work. They only downside is that feminism is creeping into some aspects of life (a tendency of women to study and work), but it's nothing serious in comparison to what's happening in the west.
The Islamic "takeover" of Europe is really only in the early stages. Although not that many people are not aware of it, the Muslims have already taken over part of the world, completely seperate from Europe. Of course, I have in mind India. For those who weren't aware, Pakistan used to be part of India, before the Muslims essentially stole it. They invaded India, coming in from the Middle East, and then insisted on taking part of it for themselves. As a matter of fact, I have been to India, and I can tell you at least what I experienced as a result of the Islamic takeover. Every morning I was woken by the booming chanting of the Muslims from some nearby Mosque. There have been several terror attacks by Muslims in India, and this has led to shopping malls using electric scanners (like the ones in airports) at all entry points, as well as guards who check that you don't have any weapons/explosives on you. The Indian traffic system is a little different and use of car horns is a fundamental and essential (for safety) part of the system. Outside the Mosques, there are signs demanding that you are quiet when in the vicinity of the Mosque. The failure to use your horn in India in certain situations would put you and other drivers' lives in danger, for the sake of respecting those who took over your country. Also, on some temples, there are signs stating that "Islam is the only way to heaven" in a country where Muslims are a minority. There were regions where all of the signs were written in Urdu (it uses an Arabic script), and the local population have to tolerate this. Given, I was in a more Islamic part of the country, all the same, what if one day people had to say "I was in a more Islamic part of Germany, England, America". Not a very nice thought if that Islamic part used to be a beautiful traditional western town, which you once loved and grew up in.
The fundamental question here is what do we do, as Westerners, to uphold our way of life (that is Christianity, hard work and dedication, respect and love for your people and country and all that you have achieved) on which our societies have been built, and operated for many, many centuries.
There are several answers to this question, the most obvious, perhaps, being not to let Muslims into our countries, or at least not making exceptions for the practicing of Islam in such countries, but unfortunately, the leftists have crossed that one off the list.
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