@criptix
I'm no moderator, but I created this topic and I would appreciate if you were more respectful in your posts. Thanks.
Dont judge the person from his religion, but judge the person from the achievement, not all muslim are bad person, all the religion teach us to be a better person
Well, I'd love to but I've traveled. I've been everywhere in Europe and in a few muslim countries, too. Sorry, but they don't compare. Europe is a much, much nicer place to live, with more freedom, and more opportunities. I've also been to muslim neighborhoods in France and Belgium, and they're assuredly the worst parts of these countries.
You may be right that Muslim neighborhoods in France and Belgium are not so safe and that many young people there don't have future etc.
The problem is that Europe is in a great economic crisis and that there are fewer jobs, especially for uneducated people, and most of such people are unfortunately Muslims.
If this young people can't find job or finish good university or high school, they don't have chance for good future and often become criminals or even worse, become radicalized.
It's not only their fault but government is also responsible, and indirectly all society.
It's very complicate social problem.
On the other hand, Muslims who were given the opportunity to study and take a responsible positions in the society, showing how the Muslims can contribute to society.
It's not black and white picture, so we can't generalize.
The European muslim neighbordhoods are only one side of the equation. My last time in the Middle East, I was in Bahrein, and there's only one thing to say about it. It's a f*cking boring country. Don't go there! The people are rich, I've seen plenty of youngsters driving fancy cars, but there isn't a single cool place to have a drink and chit chat with local women in the entire country.
