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The article says 40% "of those under 18 were of foreign descent." Marseille is ~20% Muslim.

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curious2 says

Marseille is ~20% Muslim.

Here we go again:

"After reaching 20% expect hair-trigger rioting, jihad militia formations, sporadic killings and church and synagogue burning: Ethiopia Muslim 32.8% At 40% you will find widespread massacres, chronic terror attacks and ongoing militia warfare: Bosnia Muslim 40% Chad Muslim 53.1% Lebanon Muslim 59.7%"

P N Dr Lo R says

curious2 says

Marseille is ~20% Muslim.

Here we go again:

"After reaching 20% expect hair-trigger rioting, jihad militia formations, sporadic killings and church and synagogue burning: Ethiopia Muslim 32.8% At 40% you will find widespread massacres, chronic terror attacks and ongoing militia warfare: Bosnia Muslim 40% Chad Muslim 53.1% Lebanon Muslim 59.7%"

You’re comparing those countries (with their vast range of issues) with one city in France. Er, OK.

We need RinWah Law, not Sharia Law!

A world under RinWah Law is a world at peace.

anon_2925a says

(with their vast range of issues)

The only significant "issue" is 20% Muslim.

zzyzzx says

French City with 40% Muslim Population is the Most Dangerous City in Europe

I was told Muslims are peaceful.

Strategist says

zzyzzx says

French City with 40% Muslim Population is the Most Dangerous City in Europe

I was told Muslims are peaceful.

Yes, the issue must caused by the 60% non-muslims.

Islamic Supremacy in action: Mob sets out to intimidate mosque-protesters in Worcester, UK over a huge mosque to be built in the middle of the old city.

Vid at the link!

British citizens march against construction of a $4 million mosque in the heart of Worcester city.

Army of Invaders charge the protestors & attack the castrated police...

Members of the Church of England clergy backed the bid of the new mosque despite Christian outrage. pic.twitter.com/aVh9YO53Wt— Amy Mek (@AmyMek) October 11, 2018

France should take a chapter from their former colonial nation, Senegal. Majority Muslim population, none of the nonsense.

NuttBoxer says

France should take a chapter from their former colonial nation, Senegal. Majority Muslim population, none of the nonsense.

Nominated.

Like most countries with Muslim majorities, most Muslims in Senegal demand Sharia. So, if you were to say something like, "Christianity is just as good as Islam," you would become a criminal just for saying that. The Sharia punishment is the death penalty, although Senegal suspended capital punishment some years ago (probably as part of a French aid package). As long as the French continue enabling the current government with "aid", they would send you to prison instead of killing you.

Also, if France became a copy of Senegal (and France is moving in that direction), the French might look forward to other typical Muslim numbers. Life expectancy is around 60. Literacy is below 60%. Poverty is also widespread, leaving Senegal dependent on French "aid".

Islam causes Islamic dysfunction. There is nothing else like it. Once you have an Islamic majority, you can no longer have a real democracy in the sense that western secular liberals understand that term. Once they prohibit blasphemy, they cannot handle free speech, nor even a cartoon. If the government does not execute you for blasphemy, vigilante Sharia patrols form to do the job, murdering blasphemers in broad daylight with no consequences. Senegal is already beginning to see that dynamic forming, including recent convictions of Senegalese jihadists reaching out to Boko Haram.

You can dislike me for proving you wrong again, but I encourage you to visit Senegal and tell the locals that Christianity is just as good (or bad) as Islam. Please bring your pit bull as a "support animal", especially if you plan on showing them a cartoon. As an added bonus, you won't need to buy a return ticket.

@zzyzzx you might want to correct the OP headline to show that Marseille is 20% Muslim, not 40%.

curious2 says

The article says 40% "of those under 18 were of foreign descent." Marseille is ~20% Muslim.

20% Muslim is actually critical mass for Islam. Once the Muslim population of a jurisdiction exceeds 20%, the situation deteriorates and there is no way of stopping it without force.

Senegal has a very diverse history, and that fuels its balanced view on Islam. It's the only Muslim country where inter-marriage between Christians and Muslims is common, and drinking alcohol in public is allowed. How do you reconcile that with the Sharia bullshit from PEW?

Senegal is also the most stable, and economically successful country in Africa. And yes, I am familiar with South Africa, but a country that threatens to take away people's land based on their skin color is not stable.

You're reply is typical of people caught up in hysteria who go to the extreme, rather than examine the facts. If this was the 50's you'd fit right in with the red wave of fear.

Rin says

We need RinWah Law, not Sharia Law!

A world under RinWah Law is a world at peace.

Too many wealthier Frenchmen following the RinWah Law diverting young French girls from reproducing in the past 3-4 decades is the reason why the place is being taken over by muslims.

BTW, it's the same reason why Roe v. Wade has over the long run produced today's American conservative demographic despite all the liberal brainwashing in schools: the liberals aborted their younger generation of voters.

In order to maintain a secular classical liberal (libertarian / conservatrive) society, the resident population has to be at least self-sustaining. That means, not every couple having 1 or 2 kids either, as that would result in spoiling of kids and turning them into either communists or religious fanatics (communists are one type of religious fanatics), but the wealthier and better off men need to take up the burden to raise multiple children in the next generation, so that the young siblings will learn from a young age what competition, collaboration/accommodation and personal responsibility mean.