This week, the British Parliament took up a petition to ban Trump from the country because he has stated in the past the United States should temporarily ban Muslims until Congress can fix the problem we currently have.
From Religion News:
“His words are not comical, his words are not funny. His words are poisonous and they risk inflaming tensions between vulnerable communities,” lawmaker Tulip Siddiq, a Muslim, told her colleagues in the House of Commons. “Hate crime is being inflamed by the words that Donald Trump is using.”
Another member of Parliament, Paul Flynn, cautioned that banning Trump could “fix on him a halo of victimhood.”
“We should greet the extreme things this man says with our own hospitality,” Flynn said. “But we shouldn’t build him up with our own attacks.”
“Donald Trump is no more than a demagogue. His policy to ban Muslims is bonkers,” British lawmaker Victoria Atkins said during the three-hour debate. “The answer is to challenge him in a robust, democratic argument about why he is wrong.”
Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh, a Muslim lawmaker, dismissed concerns that banning Trump would just give him with more publicity. She said Trump already has plenty of that.
“Donald Trump is not just wrong, his views are dangerous and must be taken seriously,” she said. “His remarks are condemning an entire faith, which I practice. He’s talking about me, he’s talking about my family, he’s talking about my children.”
Check out the video report:
The UK has become so politically correct that they don’t even want to admit they have a huge Muslim problem within their own country. They have “no-go zones” where British police cannot enforce any laws.
It is absurd that they think GOP frontrunner Donald Trump’s plan of putting a temporary hold on all Muslims entering our country does not make perfect sense.
England is the birthplace of political correctness and where has it gotten them?
England and Europe are being overrun by Muslims who will not assimilate and who will demand that the British people bend to their will in schools,
Look to them for expert opinion?
I think not.
H/T: Religion News
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