Immigration; do questioners who come on here believe they will be given adequate and mature advice...?

Question

...on what to do next or who 'to call' concerning the amount of times the law-abiding Hassads next door go to their Mosque...or where their money must come from as the younger son has a shiny new Mercedes Benz? Could the Government set up a E.N.V.Y. (English National Vocal Yowl) for such people who would like to get misguided anger off their chests...especially the ones who have not entered a Christian church for many a year - but will express a scholarly knowledge of Muslim?

When, Take the Pain...from the expulsion of Jews (1290) to the 'readmission' (1656)...to name only one of the many 'niceties' we didn't bother to take part of. Not too sure what age you're referring to...but let me guess - the green, rosy-smelling era of the fities and early sixties?

Nice one, Go-Kart...'be conscious and respectful of those who are not (religious)'. Come - there are many who hold their religion with maturity and serenity, but who's to say the current situation in the UK is not down to that oft uttered word 'fear' and 'whatever the Muslims want, they get' storms by people who, say, 10 years ago wouldn't have looked twice at a hijab then. Have a strange suspicion the younger Muslims in the UK have flocked back to their religion in droves ever since 9/11/01...perhaps for two reasons - one indeed to wind up and get the populist press squeal even more loudly than they did in the years before (in the days when the press' religious dirges were ignored by most)...and secondly, because the Christian (and white) backlash made them realise returning to their religion was the only escape from the paranoia - 'twas just a shame the extremists like Abu Hamza were waiting with open arms to grab the kids who were getting it most from the authorities.

No, Bazzyid - it makes them not ill educated if they want to be personal or undignified in their prose, or eager to mix it with someone who's serious question is riddled with nasty and sneery answers which one would read in a teenage girls' diary, before they put their boot in. That's the worst thing about Yahoo Answers - if the first answer is childish - the questioner will never get a mature answer unless he/she rubs it out, and tries again later in the week, in a different subject.

No, Bazzyid - it makes them not ill educated if they want to be personal or undignified in their prose, or eager to mix it with someone who's serious question is riddled with nasty and sneery answers which one would read in a teenage girls' diary, before they put their boot in. That's the worst thing about Yahoo Answers - if the first answer is childish - the questioner will never get a mature answer unless he/she rubs it out, and tries again later in the week, in a different subject.

Damn...so moronic I posted it twice! Sorry...it is 7.22 in the morning!

Answer 1

I haven't gone to church etc. in 20 years, don't miss it, and I have a lot of questions about all these people wearing their religion on their sleeves, these days. I think it's really questionable, and church(whatever)leaders should be talking to people about some of their practices, and attitudes. Even if you're really religious, be conscious and respectful of those that are not...

Answer 2

i might make a remark watching the question. some human beings positioned up very ignorant Q's. If somebody else thinks it incredibly is nasty then this is their situation. I particularly usually thumbs up a bad commentary to a minimum of one in all my Q's in basic terms by using fact i do no longer provide a f*ck.

Answer 3

Yes

Answer 4

Sometimes there are very good mature answers or advice. Some other times dingbats rule ! You have to calmly separate the wheat from the chaff.

Answer 5

wether you agree with it or not you are getting a variety of people giving answers on this site, and because people say they hate you, Muslims, whoever this does not make them ill educated.

Answer 6

I'm an atheist and a libertarian, so I don't care where you live provided you don't pee in my cornflakes, metaphorically speaking.

Unfortunately, I'm in a minority.

Answer 7

They wouldn't recognise mature advise if it punched their teeth out. They come here to meet fellow social inadequates and to have their prejudices reinforced.

Answer 8

Yes, they have many years of wisdom.

Answer 9

Its down to ignorance and a lack of education i am afraid ...

Answer 10

depends on the question