Just throw all Muslims out of the country, into their original homelands!

Submitted by Pete (United Kingdom), Mar 2, 2011 at 10:04

We in Europe are so scared to say what we think about muslims, because we're too scared of being prosecuted by laws that protect the muslims! It sickens me when I look at my grandparents and how they fought to give our generations a good clean country. Clean from all the hatred thats preached by muslims and islamists!

At the end of the day, whether there god exists, he doesn't to us! we don't need to hear about their god, nor do we need to hear them preaching hatred for us in our own country! if we did this in their country we would be executed or thrown out. I have noticed over the last 10 years how the muslim influence has attacked our very way or living and culture.

I go to toilets that only have stand up lavatories, i go to locker rooms that are now praying rooms. I go to put my George cross flag up only to be told to take it down as it may cause offence! Offence, an islamist preaching hatred about my country is offensive to me, a person in a burker is offensive to me. Someone covering their face in our culture shows danger or suspicion. if i kissed my girlfriend in their country or she walked down a high street in a bikini, we'd be arrested! So how can they think its ok to unsult our countries by doing things that they want but doesn't work in our country!

To me its all about giving them everything and them taking everything! We get nothing because it would be against human rights to give us something that would offend them, or be unfair to them!

GIVE EUROPEANS A BREAK! GIVE OUR COUNTRIES, CULTURES, TRADITIONS A BREAK, ITS TAKEN 1000'S OF YEARS TO GET THE THINGS WE LOVE AND RESPECT AND WE'RE JUST GIVING IT AWAY FOR NOTHING. 100 FROM NOW WE'LL HAVE NOTHINGGGGGGGGGGGGG!

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