Whats your experience with Muslim neighborhoods and Muslims in your country ?

[user]

Oh I could tell you. If you're driving around the middle east and you don't have a map, and you (for some odd reason) do not see any mosques or veiled women, you can still tell when the area you in is a muslim majority or not. Everything about a muslim population just oozes chaos, the streets are chaotic, cars going against traffic, 3 year olds playing in the streets unattended, beggars up the wazoo, no policemen, no law, lots of crime but no one gets caught. And everybody is just so angry. Really no one likes to be a muslim, nobody is happy about the product of their failed belief system, yet they do it anyway, it's like a bad genetic mental disease. And that is not just limited to poor country, the chaos and lack of order is also in saudi arabia and other countries, where it is not uncommon to see people driving a 2015 ferrari and a goat sitting in the back seat(picking up goats is an art ) .

I was hoping for merse disease to end that religion, since they enjoy drinking camel pee and that is how the disease begun, but the stupid world health organization stepped in... Why can't they just let Darwinism do what it does...

[Fendon]

Oh I could tell you. If you're driving around the middle east and you don't have a map, and you (for some odd reason) do not see any mosques or veiled women, you can still tell when the area you in is a muslim majority or not. Everything about a muslim population just oozes chaos, the streets are chaotic, cars going against traffic, 3 year olds playing in the streets unattended, beggars up the wazoo, no policemen, no law, lots of crime but no one gets caught. And everybody is just so angry. Really no one likes to be a muslim, nobody is happy about the product of their failed belief system, yet they do it anyway, it's like a bad genetic mental disease. And that is not just limited to poor country, the chaos and lack of order is also in saudi arabia and other countries, where it is not uncommon to see people driving a 2015 ferrari and a goat sitting in the back seat(picking up goats is an art ) .

I was hoping for merse disease to end that religion, since they enjoy drinking camel pee and that is how the disease begun, but the stupid world health organization stepped in... Why can't they just let Darwinism do what it does...

I've always had positive experiences.

We had a guy in New Zealand who tried to start up his branch of ISIS once, to which the government did the following:

[user]

Please let me know where you had that positive experience. I'm really curious, cause I see nothing but shit all around.

[Lao Shizi]

http://crooksandliars.com/2015/01/french...erates-fox

French TV show making fun of Fox news and the myth of "No go" zones.

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My personal experience with Muslims has, without exception, been positive, and it goes back 35 years, through many different and distinct people from many countries.

[Newtonscat]

I had a neighbour, a really laid-back, friendly young man, who had two wives (twin sisters). They wore European dress and were quite open about their marriage. They weren't really religious at all.

[Davka]

Living in Jerusalem, I found Muslims to be far more courteous, friendly, and generous than the average Israeli or American. I had lengthy conversations with a handful of Muslim friends, and what they told me was that they were both annoyed at and afraid of a small handful of potentially very violent "troublemakers." An unfortunately large part of their lives seemed to be influenced by trying to stay out of the way of these troublemakers.

Muslims in a mosque I visited were friendly and welcoming as well, even though I was obviously and openly Christian. They went out of their way to make sure I felt welcomed and comfortable during my visit, and made no attempt to convert me.

[paulpablo]

I live in the north west of England in a town that was the center of the race riots just over a decade ago.

My experience with Muslims hasn't been a good one obviously, because I live in an area where white people and pakistani people have been attacking each other mercilessly for a long time.

Because of the fact I live in a mainly pakistani area so over the years the things I've personally witnessed are horrendous.

So basically in my town, violence goes both ways, but most of the violence I've witnessed is from pakistani Muslims because I live around them.

Pakistani gangs usually operate by spreading the word quickly by mobile phone, one person phones two people, they both phone two people, and so on.

To give an example of this, two pakistani car drivers were involved in a dispute with each other, on a road near me, after the phone calls were made and both of them called for back up, the argument ended in 6 police riot vans having to be called, each one blocking off a street, and god knows how many police officers.

I've seen groups of them on buses kicking white people in the face as they get off the bus, I've seen a black guy get his face smashed in with a wooden pole by them in broad daylight in the morning, I saw a pakistani guy being kidnapped by a group of another pakistani guys trying to shove him into a car while punching him, again in broad day light. There's constant drug dealing, and the police do sometimes catch them.
At my friends work the pakistanis would try and steal peoples cars from the car park, one of them just came to the car park with a saw once, threatening one of the staff.
Directly outside my house, I mean a few feet away, one group of pakistanis attacked another group of asians, for some gang related or ethnic reason, then a couple of white people came to split up the disturbance and the white people ended up getting beaten to the ground by both groups of asians.

Once a pakistani driver told me and my friend he saw a white girl naked once at the bottom of my road, and a pakistani guy got out of a car, grabbed her and pulled her back into his car again, me and my friend just looked at each other thinking, ok why didn't you call the police?
He just talked about it like it was one of those funny incidents you see.

Anyway I can't finish this off because I need to go out but that's just a few examples of the stuff I've seen from Muslims, but like I said the violence has gone both ways.

[robvalue]

That sounds terrifying Do you feel there's any hope for all this to be resolved somehow?

[paulpablo]

That sounds terrifying Do you feel there's any hope for all this to be resolved somehow?

I just want to say I've had a lot of positive experiences with Muslims, and a lot of the negative things in my area are no way exclusively because there's a lot of Muslims.

Muslims are basic humans, I think Islam and religion in general thrives in areas of poverty and chaos, so finding a lot of religion in poor chaotic areas might not be the cause of the poverty but the effect of the poverty.

I do think Islam is very commonly used as a tool to promote segregation, homophobic beliefs and often sexism, but as I've already said, none of these things are exclusively Islamic.

I'm only against Islam because it's bullshit, I don't think it is directly the cause of much more violence in the world than there would be without Islam.
And I do think SOME of the violence seemingly caused by Islam is not that shocking.
I'm not shocked by the beheadings or violence caused by ISIS, why should anyone be shocked by this?
In Mexico drug cartels constantly cut each other up, shoot each other down, entire families killed and so on, violence happens on a daily basis in none Islamic countries but all of a sudden a Muslim does these things and it's jaw droppingly shocking?
On the other hand, if a violent unexpected act happens in a country, and it's against free speech and caused by a religious person being offended, I would be shocked if it wasn't a Muslim.
And I think it's also responsible for a lot of people who have an attitude that the best way to protest against western countries attacking poor Muslim countries is to attack and kill random civilians in western countries.

[Thumpalumpacus]

Oh I could tell you. If you're driving around the middle east and you don't have a map, and you (for some odd reason) do not see any mosques or veiled women, you can still tell when the area you in is a muslim majority or not. Everything about a muslim population just oozes chaos, the streets are chaotic, cars going against traffic, 3 year olds playing in the streets unattended, beggars up the wazoo, no policemen, no law, lots of crime but no one gets caught. And everybody is just so angry. Really no one likes to be a muslim, nobody is happy about the product of their failed belief system, yet they do it anyway, it's like a bad genetic mental disease. And that is not just limited to poor country, the chaos and lack of order is also in saudi arabia and other countries, where it is not uncommon to see people driving a 2015 ferrari and a goat sitting in the back seat(picking up goats is an art ) .

I was hoping for merse disease to end that religion, since they enjoy drinking camel pee and that is how the disease begun, but the stupid world health organization stepped in... Why can't they just let Darwinism do what it does...

How odd. I lived in Teheran for four years, and was stationed in Riyadh for four months, and that doesn't comport with my admittedly limited experiences. Granted that the traffic in both cities is bad, it was no worse than in, say, Seville or Granada, Spain -- having driven there as well.

The Muslims I knew were very friendly and hospitable, and not angry without cause, at least to our eyes.

Maybe you're just joking and my humor radar needs a chipset upgrade?