No one institution can be held intirely responsible for the actions of

Comment on Islamification of Britain by Amanda.

No one institution can be held intirely responsible for the actions of an individual.

People can be one thing one day and something completely different the next.

One day this guy is studying in Britain – he may have heard a few harsh words towards him in the way of racism – brushed it off. The next day he starts hearing more about the extremist views of other Muslims – he’s feeling hurt about the words he originally brushed off – it SEEMS to make sense – he buys into it. He’s brainwashed & or bombarded with confirmations of what he’s been told due to hightened awareness to what he’s been told. And one day he decides to go and do something radical.

SOUNDS FAMILIAR: One day this white person’s studying in Britain – he may have heard a little on the news about extremist Muslims attack on London’s tubes – brushed it off. The next day he starts hearing some views that the BNP are presenting – he’s feeling hurt, remembering the extremist Muslim’s attack – it SEEMS to make sense – he buys into it. He’s bombarded by confirmations of what he’s been told due to hightened awareness to what he’s been told. And one day he goes and votes for the BNP who, thanks to his vote, can now ethincally cleanse the UK.

Its the same old same old: it SEEMS to make sense in ones HEIGHTENED SENSE OF AWARENESS TO WHAT ONE’S BEEN TOLD & a few exposures but in ALL REALITY the boy who committed the radical act lacked knowledge of the views of the majority, becomes narrow minded & therefore is unable to access contrary evidence so loses contact with reality and is therefore unable to properly assess the possible consequences of his actions.
The white person lacked the knowledge of the views of the majority, becomes narrow minded & therefore is unable access to evidence to the contrary and so loses contact with reality and is also unable to properly assess the consequences of his or her actions.