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Originally Posted by Spectre X
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Yes, and we all know how accurate the Telegraph is.
It's an alien baby story away from being a tabloid, you simpleton.
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The Daily Telegraph? Along with The Financial Times, The Times , The Guardian and The Independent it's one of the five quality British newspapers. It's about as far away from a tabloid as you can get.
Besides which, the poll was by YouGov, they're well respected, reliable and used by all the quality British papers.
You can read The Times article on the same poll, here.
'Some 32% of respondents to the poll believed “western society is decadent and immoral and that Muslims should seek to bring it to an end”. Of these, the equivalent of some 16,000 declared themselves willing to resort to violence if necessary to achieve this.'
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This Telegraph, is this the Telegraph that is distributed world-wide?
Because that one really is only an alien baby story away from an ordinary tabloid. |
How about this new poll from The Times then?
'Nearly two fifths (37 per cent) believe that the Jewish community in Britain is a legitimate target “as part of the ongoing struggle for justice in the Middle East”. Moreover, only 52 per cent think that the state of Israel has the right to exist, with 30 per cent disagreeing, a big minority. One in six of all Muslims questioned thinks suicide bombings can sometimes be justified in Israel, though many fewer (7 per cent) say the same about Britain. This is broadly comparable to the number justifying suicide attacks in ICM and YouGov polls of British Muslims after the July 7 attacks.'
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This is a totally different poll, and yet still 7% of British Muslims think suicide attacks on British civillians here are justified. That's about 100,000 UK Muslims. You can't say that's a small minority, it's a a big problem and it's getting bigger. We can't let these people dictate to us how we should live, they want to destroy us.
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