Will Kingston
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So it's very obvious that when you get to scale in Islamic cultures, you face these problems.
And the problem for the UK is that we are rapidly approaching a point where there is going to be scale.
By the 2050s or 2060s, I can't recall the exact number,
But you're going to get to a point where somewhere between 20% to 25% of the population could be following the Islamic faith.
Now, in a country where there isn't compulsory voting, interestingly in Australia there actually is, but say the US or the UK, you just need to have a sectarian voting bloc that can mobilize around an Islamic candidate and a hardline Islamic candidate at that,
And suddenly that scale I just mentioned means that you can have fundamental changes to the culture and an undermining of the Western liberal values that we in the US and the UK hold dear.
Well, you know, the interesting thing about that clip, Megan, is how that the local council or authority change their ordinances in order to make this happen.
And it's a small example, but it's a very powerful example of how countries like the UK and the US are going out of their way to change their rules, their customs, their laws, their regulations.
in order to be kind and tolerant and to embrace this multicultural ideology, which has been thrust upon us now for 20 or 30 years.
I grew up in a school in Sydney in Australia.
I remember in the curriculum, multiculturalism was just taught as this inarguable good.
It was just something which you should accept.
Tolerance.
Tolerance, kindness, compassion, diversity, all that sort of stuff.
And I was thinking about this and I was thinking, when these people say this stuff...
all they ever do really is they say, A, well, you get good restaurants out of the deal, or B, they just keep using the word diversity as if it is a good in and of itself.
I'm yet to hear the business case for multiculturalism or diversity.
I'm yet to hear actually, right, okay, there are obviously the problems of sectarian violence that this causes.
There are obviously the problems of the dilution of the culture.
And I just don't think it's good enough for countries like Australia or the UK or the US to say, well, you know what, just because we get good kebabs out of the deal, suddenly we need to start diminishing our own culture.
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