do you agree, that britain is heading for civil war?

Answer 1

There are 2 million Muslims in Britain.
If they get mad about anything, they will completely, with the help of outsiders, destroy Britain.

Answer 2

No, not in any way.

What makes you think this? I can only reason that you are quite young and don't have a long enough experience of life in the UK to put things in a personal perspective.

In the 1980s for example, PIRA, miners strikes, Falklands War, race riots in London because of police targetting civil rights and yet no civil war. There are way more Irish people in the UK than Islamic and yet they didn't rise up and cause war, would have been easier to..they are the same racial and cultural group. The reason they didn't rise up is because MOST Irish people like MOST Islamic people give no support and indeed find acts of terrorism abhorrent.

In the late1970s and early 90s we had terrible economic problems meaning massive loss of jobs, stock market crashes, oil shortages the list goes on and yet.....there was no civil war. Ask Hitler, economic strife is the best place to start for civil war and takeover.

Anyone who thinks we are heading for civil war is wrong. No exceptions. Its a media fuelled blip that will be over once we pull out of Iraq and Afghanistan and stop decimating their populations or our govt comes to its senses and pulls back from supporting US imperial ambitions.

You want fear, look to the environment its gonna kill us all way before we sink to the level of civil war.

EDIT:

postsnakecathrine..

"There are 2 million Muslims in Britain.
If they get mad about anything, they will completely, with the help of outsiders, destroy Britain."


You must be 6 years old to believe that, you may as well say single mums are all breeders, homosexuals are a danger to children or that white uneducated lackwits post rubbish on the net..oh wait.. that last one was true.

Answer 3

That is indeed a radical idea to consider. While Britain as other countries face compelling issues, their economy seems stable, their government still functions in a positive manner and their people still enjoy their liberties. While struggles of political parties within each nation ebb and flow I highly doubt that the English people would allow the barbarism seen in lets say Iraq, for an example of civil war. It's simply beyond the pale to imagine such a happening in England. The English are far too intelligent to accept such a possibility and will redress whatever internal problems they may be experiencing to the benefit of all their people. To think otherwise is prejudicial.

Answer 4

Britain is make up of more than one country. A civil war is only one country fighting among itself. So Britain can't have a civil war. Which country had you in mind.

Answer 5

If the politicians continue to ignore the electorate for their own gratification then I think regretably that even the 'stiff upper lip brigade' will say enough is enough. If things don't improve in favour of BRITISH people being given at least 'equal rights' in their own country then something will have to give and if talking and negotiation doesn't work then civil war will be the only option.

Answer 6

No. Definitely not. What is going on in Britain does not in any way resemble civil war. We see social activism and protest, not war.

Answer 7

Well, the conditions for it are moving in that direction. Patriotism is laughed at. Worse than that, the Government wants to hand the country over to the EU. Everybody seems to be elevated over the white English. Freedom of speech is under attack. We are Governed by a radical, if not revolutionary, party. Left wingers, together with their associated sub-groups have taken over in the country. The BNP, even though they are a properly constituted political party, are openly insulted by the TV media, as though they don't have a right to exist.

Answer 8

Nope. I can't see where the armies would be raised for a civil war.
I'm more afraid of Britain turning to a fascist country, the out-right racism disguised as concerns about immigration and Islamophobia, matched with calls for 'a strong leader' reminds me very much of the end of the Wiemar Republic.
Britain and England don't feel like my country any more because of this rise of intolerance. Hopefully I can get out before the violence.

Answer 9

yes of course we are. those degenerate little ender scum have gone too far. they'll all have to be put against the wall and shot. every decent person knows the correct way to eat a boiled egg is to open the big end. postscript: i really can't belief that people think there will be civil war in America. for their to be a civil war you need armed politically or ideologically motivate groups that comprise a large percentage of the population. and in the USA that isn't there, ( and definitely not in the UK).the poor in America are basically apathetic, unmotivated and apolitical, beneath that all they still believe in the American way and dream. it's the same with the liberals and conservatives. except for very few vocal and active extremists on both sides, you couldn't push a piece of paper between your average democrat and republican. it is exactly the same in the UK. people who preach civil war usually lust for it.

Answer 10

No..As a civilised nation,we can show our displeasure at the way the country is going in other way's. A war of words,maybe,war at the ballot box,yes. Civil war? No.

Answer 11

No I do not agree that the UK is heading for civil war, to suggest this is nonsense