Its the way these people deal with anyone who disagrees with them.

If anyone mentions immigration, they accuse you of being racist, or a
fascist. Then you're supposed to stop.

Its worked well for many years, but not so well these days.

If someone calls you a racist, when talking about immigration, you can  be
pretty sure you've won the argument, and they don't know what else to day.

Congratulations.




"Giny" <g.speelman@GEENROTZOOIxs4all.nl> wrote in message
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> Haluk,
>
> I think it is better not to deal with these things the way you do.
> Yes, it is so easy to generalise and I think you do that.
>
> I have lived in Japan for 7 years and did not always feel welcome.
> However I learnt the language, I tried to adjust myself and even then I
> faced some problems.
> Ofcourse I am different, but I ALWAYS thought it is THEIR country and I am
> the one  to adjust as much as possible!
>
> I feel the same about Turcs and Morroccons here.
> Many Turcs and Morroccons are Dutch nationals now, they have adjusted and
at
> the same time they have succeeded in keeping  their own identity.
>
> The biggest problem is however that many Dutch people in typical old
> neighbourhoods do not feel comfortable anymore in their own neighbourhood.
> If I read your message they and I should shut up??
> That is neglecting their needs and problems.
> I would like to be more positive, listen to BOTH sides about the problems,
> NOT ignoring hte problems of the original inhabitants.
> If you DO ignore the needs/wishes of the original inhabitants, that is not
> good either.
> It is however very difficult to create a good balance.
>
> I do not at all understand that you call people so easily fascists pigs.
> I find the way you answer me very insulting.
> I cannot write my feelings and opinions so well in English as it is not my
> language, but I certainly am NOT a fascist.
>
> Giny
>
>
>