On the Andrew Marr programme Andrew Marr talked to Mark Rowley (Assistant Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police) about radicalisation of young muslims in the United Kingdom: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0080bbs
Is it really so difficult to understand why this happens?
There seems to be no conception of the psychological costs of migration.
Especially the psychological costs of being born in a diaspora community that is making no attempt to integrate into the mainstream community - indeed, one of the major political parties wants to keep these disapora communities in place as a means of harvesting bloc votes at election times.
If the left (and the Labour party in particular) is constantly telling BAME people that they are victims is it any wonder that people born into those communities form the view that they are victims and they need to strike back against the host society?
Is it really so difficult to understand why this happens?
There seems to be no conception of the psychological costs of migration.
Especially the psychological costs of being born in a diaspora community that is making no attempt to integrate into the mainstream community - indeed, one of the major political parties wants to keep these disapora communities in place as a means of harvesting bloc votes at election times.
If the left (and the Labour party in particular) is constantly telling BAME people that they are victims is it any wonder that people born into those communities form the view that they are victims and they need to strike back against the host society?
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