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    Quote Originally Posted by millmoormagic View Post
    Ellis, can you have a word with this clown because he doesn't do your cause any good with the shyte he posts...
    Some of what he is saying is definitely true. This happens in Rotherham. It definitely also happens in other places such as Luton, Stoke and Birmingham.

    Where I lived most of my life, Cleethorpes, there were only the odd few Muslims families. The children certainly played with the rest of us, and I can remember going round to Muhammad's house as a kid. BUT their parents definitely kept themselves to themselves at the school gate and in the playground.

    Mind you, so do me and my mrs. We say hello to a couple of other parents, and that's it. Others may think we are rude, but it's down to my mrs being quite shy, and we have our own group of friends already. I can't be doing with some other parent inviting us out for drinks or meals or whatever. If you make friends usually, you can avoid them if you find they irritate you or whatever. With your children's friend's parents, you are stuck with them for years!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ellis_D View Post
    Some of what he is saying is definitely true. This happens in Rotherham. It definitely also happens in other places such as Luton, Stoke and Birmingham.

    Where I lived most of my life, Cleethorpes, there were only the odd few Muslims families. The children certainly played with the rest of us, and I can remember going round to Muhammad's house as a kid. BUT their parents definitely kept themselves to themselves at the school gate and in the playground.

    Mind you, so do me and my mrs. We say hello to a couple of other parents, and that's it. Others may think we are rude, but it's down to my mrs being quite shy, and we have our own group of friends already. I can't be doing with some other parent inviting us out for drinks or meals or whatever. If you make friends usually, you can avoid them if you find they irritate you or whatever. With your children's friend's parents, you are stuck with them for years!
    Yep, i get that, so why is the muslim family getting the stick for not integrating???

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    Quote Originally Posted by millmoormagic View Post
    Yep, i get that, so why is the muslim family getting the stick for not integrating???
    Well, I guess the difference is. When there are small amounts of Muslims, they are forced to integrate. When there are larger amounts, they choose not to.

    You see, me, I am choosing not to socialise with other white parents, for the reasons I stated above. I am quite sure the odd few Muslim families do the same amongst their own and amongst non-Muslims fair enough. But when you have ten or so Muslim couples at the school gates all standing and chatting together but completely ignoring non-Muslim parents, that is when it becomes another issue.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ellis_D View Post
    Well, I guess the difference is. When there are small amounts of Muslims, they are forced to integrate. When there are larger amounts, they choose not to.

    You see, me, I am choosing not to socialise with other white parents, for the reasons I stated above. I am quite sure the odd few Muslim families do the same amongst their own and amongst non-Muslims fair enough. But when you have ten or so Muslim couples at the school gates all standing and chatting together but completely ignoring non-Muslim parents, that is when it becomes another issue.
    That's bull and you know it fella.

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    Quote Originally Posted by millmoormagic View Post
    That's bull and you know it fella.
    What is bull?

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