Posted on 01/22/2015 8:03:46 AM PST by SeekAndFind
No it is not an arrestable threat.
The Somalians really need to back off on the cologne. Another drenching in cologne does not make up for failing to shower this month.
In addition, can someone teach them to do something about their screaming children in the store? They regularly just let kids scream wildly for their entire visit. The poor kids are just devastated and we customers are horrified.
RE: If this isn’t enforced vigorously,it’s only going to get worse than it is now.
Is it constitutional to force assimilation on residents?
France has tried for years to get their muslims to assimilate, they’ve bent over backwards to try to accommodate them.
They do not want to assimilate, they want to dominate and destroy French society.
And the same is true here as well.
Oh hell, why not? we already have Black no go zones, and Hispanic no go zones and even White no go zones, the difference between the Black, Hispanic and White zones is that in the White zone they only call the cops, in the others they call the morgue.
They and their children will assimilate over time as long as the rest of us don’t bend over backwards to help them remain isolated. IE providing Good & service in their isolated language and custom.
But Bobby Jindal is right the more they try to cling on to their old customs and ways the more isolated and poor their community will be(for lack of the trade and cultural skills necessary to interact with the surrounding Good, Service, and Job market).
Poverty and feelings of cultural identity threat from the world around you tends to breed resentment and can to lead to danger for outsiders. Particularly in conjunction with the Democratic parties racism based Minority politics of hate, envy and resentment.
The end result is very much what we already have in many black communities, areas where outsiders particularly other ethic groups cannot go safely. Or as Bobby pointed out “No-Go Zones”. The other long term consequence of this baliziation of the US are more serous on a large scale political and economic perspective.
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