HampshireSeagulls
Moulding Generation Z
I'm surprised at how many people on here still refer to them as "they" or "them" and then talk about them as if they are not British. But then that also suggests that even just proposing such a march is divisive. It certainly isn't constructive.
Because "they" do not consider themselves British. "They" consider themselves to be Muslims, their nationality is not important. There are, of course, many who have come to this country to work, pay taxes and live by our laws - those who put themselves outside our view of Citizenship, or belonging, are generally referred to as "they".
Whilst this current bunch of racist, fascist Islamoterrorists (not arguable, read their website for their views and their aims) are the minority, it is this sort of minority which gathers support from the less intelligent, the marginalised and the lonely. They mirror the BNP in a myriad of ways. They are both organisations which are prone to attracting people who will interpret instructions or "guidance" in their own way, and become a danger through radicalisation. These are the groups that the security services monitor for good reason, and they should be exposed at every opportunity for the manipulative fascists that they are. The more we pander to them and their views, the more they will seem to be a viable option to the marginalised. In reality, their every statement should be examined, and every single transgression of our laws should be punished to the fullest extent possible.