You know, itellectually you are correct, however, at a certain point you just have to accept what the data says.
Muslims kill here, Muslims kill there, Muslims riot at this location, blow up their officers at that location.
After a while blaming the environment is hollow.
One fundemental cause of the French problem is MUSLIMS not wanting to adapt themselves and join the local culture of the country to which they have CHOSEN to emmigrate. (Note the significant difference with American Blacks). They are there by CHOICE. If they don't like France, they should CHOOSE TO LEAVE - not blame the French.
Sooner or later you have to accept that the unifying issue is that MUSLIMS are causing problems globally. If they are in France because their home countries are disgusting - that is again a MUSLIM problem.
Sooner or later you need to accept the obvious, and not over analyze.
"Sooner or later you need to accept the obvious, and not over analyze."
It's not really overanalysing to look at the actual real life situation, rather than applying the same paradigm to every event in every country irrespective of circumstances. The problems present in France would still be present if the North African population were all Christian. Religion is arguably a factor in perpetuating some of the perceived grievances and probably in some of the organisation of specific events, but it isn't the only factor.
"One fundemental cause of the French problem is MUSLIMS not wanting to adapt themselves and join the local culture of the country to which they have CHOSEN to emmigrate. (Note the significant difference with American Blacks)."
Most of the Muslim population is first or second generation French at this point, so not really a relevant distinction in any real sense.