Are you sure? Because I know a couple of legit historians and intellectuals that claim otherwise.
I'm sorry, but I do not trust you to give me viable scientific informations and won't lose time checking something I already know to be false based on the words of experts of nazism (or simply the simplest understanding of what socialism and capitalism are). Trust what you wanna tho.. it's not like I could convince you anyway.
It is well known that non-white ethnic groups tend to display wider disagreement with homosexuality and transgenderism. There are many such studies. Just because intolerance is committed by natives does not mean it also isn't coming in from abroad.
The statistics show certain communities are more homophobic and transphobic. Even within England, the Black and South Asian communities were more against homosexuality and transgenderism than the white population. I did not state a reason for this, I simply showed the statistics.
Ok then what do you think the reason are and what is you opinion of this? I'm simply trying to understand why you are trying to show a link between ethnicities and the acceptation of LGBTQI+ in a political argument, that's all.
Especially when we know that ethnicities have no incidence on the matter, since the main factors of hostility toward lgbtqi+ arepractical religions, patriarchy and age.
So, what are you trying to say here?
My argument was that just because we have intolerance at home doesn't mean we should import even more. The groups coming in are predominantly of the group that demonstrates more intolerance towards homosexuals and transgenders in the study.
On top of that, you seem to be supposing that these attitude can't evolve. Which is usually false in reality.
FInally, nothing here is showing that immigration necessarily increase the level of intolerance of society as said intolerance is usually manifested very differently than simply "not being cool with homosexuality because of religious reason" - For exemple, muslim in France, even if they are not really fan of homosexuality, are very chill with their peers.
It's something very important that I fear you do not take into consideration. This "hostility" toward LGBTQI+ is in reality ideological, not practical. We know that on the left since a LARGE part of it that still fight for lgbtqi+ rights are muslim themselves (
with a lot of LGBTQI+ activist being muslim themselves).
So as you can see, we need to be careful when we try to justify the rejection of people based on their beliefs. Most people are chill.
Those are not on the other hand, are far rightist, who are currently trying to recuperate what they see has "progressist" struggles (
LGB mainly) on one side (
the political) while attacking LGBQTI+ directly in the streets on the other. Currently, if you ask trans people in France, what they will tell you is not that they fear muslim (
they are our ally, even if they are not fans of homosexuality), what they fear is being attacked in the streets or killed by their compagnion that will not be able to tank an outing of a relationship with a trans person.
You always show up when Logiko is around.
