Says you. Linguistically, you write with academic prowess.
Reality, no common sense, and the inability to comprehend what a real debate is.
It takes you 50 words+ to get your zeroed points across, where as a sentence from me is enough to convey my points.
Facts are great? There not great they are facts!! statistics, on the the other hand can be made up, that's the difference.
That's how you debate, is it?

God or Allah help us all

Edited by Park Road (15 Aug 2018 4.50pm)

No the point is you don't like simple.
You prefer to turn and twist and mix it all up.
We are slowly getting ironed out and I for one am glad that some of us bad bad as you term right wingers have the balls to be counted and tell it how it is.
This thread is about Islam and terror.

You are slowly starting to realise the environment we are in.
Nice. Patronising as well as predjudiced. I’m fully aware, thanks. I just choose to look at both sides of the story not just one. Living in the centre of Croydon as I do, is slightly different to being in Chatham, Kent, which I assume is also full of similar white flight running away from the problem rather than trying to engage with their community. (Educated guess).

You don't have to be right or left.
Agreed.

It is obvious which 'side' certain posters are on.
If you’re looking at it in distracting politically binary terms, yes, potentially. Remove the Bizarre need to drop it into every post though and usually you have a much better debate, free of allegiance, distraction and emotively driven entrenchment, allowing the actual topic to be focused on.

Being ironed out is exactly what is happening by the people wanting to hurt us on one hand and the lack of forsight to the oncoming situation by people who can implement change.
I mean, I hope by ‘us’ you don’t mean ‘the right’.

One more thing.
FYI Chatham probably has more nationalities than you can imagine all colours and countries.
The difference is they will stab you for your shopping, not because you are western!

Common sense is great. But it has little to do with the main points of this debate.

We can agree to disagree on what debating is, and more importantly how you should go about doing it without bringing prejudice into the equation.

Facts are great. I wasn't being sarcastic. Facts are like statistics, they can also be made up, and presented as fact (see Spiderman earlier) Which it's why it's always important to cross reference.

'Academic prowess'. LOLE. I elaborate where appropriate, usually because it helps contextualise a point rather than cherry pick for the sake of point scoring, especially when dealing with an incredibly complex subject like this one.

I think this has distracted enough from the real interesting stuff in this thread. Try to reply to my points without attempting at point scoring or deflection, and I'll engage. Cheers