Woke UK Hating Feminist Tries To Cancel Douglas Murray, gets EMBARRASSED Instead...

you are about to see Douglas Murray face off against critics in a heated debate in Doha the discussion centers on Asylum Seekers and the provocative suggestion that Brits should alter their cultural practices to avoid offending immigrants the lady in the debate is clearly anti-europe and Western culture Douglas Murray did not hold back dehumanizing refugees thank you very much and with this let me go to you uh Douglas Murray because much of your argument Douglas seems to be about the US versus the um the fact that you know we have our own values our own britishness our own virtues and they will come to our Shores with their their values their Traditions you seem to almost suggest that they come to your countries with a lesser breed of values no I don't think I said that at any point and that's another time you've tried to put something in my mouth um so when you talk about differ values what do you Su look first I didn't say that I said that there are challenges because we do know that there are challenges and let's let's just be frank about this I mean for instance I I've been in in the Gulf for the last week though uh I i' I see more burkers in my home city of London than I have seen in the Gulf in recent days certainly here in Doha now I can't say I'm delighted by the the the sight of more and more burkers in London do do I feel any hatred of the people who wear them of course not of course not but I I can't say I'm elated by it and definitely there are times I think you know what percentage of burkers in this area becomes like not that Pleasant for everyone else but again is it all down to burkers because again you're not asking people with other Traditions whether they care about the sight of people drinking alcohol or up in bikinis again we could we could Centric Viewpoint I'm I'm not I I have to say you're going to bark up the wrong tree if you think you're going to persuade a Brit that we should stop drinking alcohol because of people arriving in our country I mean that's not going to happen but these things are all a bit of bring your own Traditions that don't quite fit with theirs well yeah there are there are as I said and before we got all confrontational which you did from the get-go I said what the problem is here is that these things are all rubbing against each other and in that situation you have to work out what things you're willing to give up which things you're willing to compromise on and which ones you're not you're not going to persuade the Brits to massively change their culture so the lady is suggesting that the Brits should forsake their cultural norms such as alcohol consumption to accommodate the sensibilities of immigrants this is just unbelievable to be honest if you were to go to other countries outside of Europe like the counties in the Middle East you would not expect those countries to change their culture in order to accommodate immigrants this double standard from people like her is honestly sickening and Douglas Murray exposes it Douglas Murray thank you very much a few provocative thoughts no doubt that you mentioned there a few jumped at me such as when you said the developing World cannot move to the developed world you seem to conveniently forget that the developed World moved to the developing world without asking permission said that it it seems to me as well that this is a particularly Western Centric view Viewpoint and a misleading one at that because you know as well as I do and the figures show it 85% of the world's refugees in fact settle in neighboring countries in the Middle East in Africa and Asia they do not rush over to Europe sure I you'd make a big mistake if you think I hadn't heard of colonialism um don't I and I'd also suggest by the way it's it's it's I don't know how long we're going to go on about colonialism for I'm happy to do it as long as you like but we have to be factful though about don't we have to be but also don't don't think if I may say so that colonialism was just a western thing what was one of the largest and most significant empires in history but the Ottoman Empire do we say that turkey has to do something like the West to deal with the issue you are you brought up colon you are talking about the Western View that they should stay where they belong I'm saying that it seems to me to be much wiser that if you have a very large humanitarian crisis in for instance Syria you try to make sure that people remain in the area this isn't say all of them but it is more likely I I absolutely agree they do I've seen million refugees look at Lebanon and Jordan per capita countes that have the most in fact in Lebanon you've got one in every four person living in that country is a Syrian refugee absolutely so to suggest they're not doing very much is just being misleading being dishonest believe me I'm not being misleading and I said from the outset that I agree with the point that most refugees remain in the area and I said that I think that that's a good idea I'm suggesting to you that I think it's better that people for instance fleeing Syria end up in the countries around Syria in order to be able to return to their country than putting them in nor they W return you are suggesting that they don't want to return who in their right mind they the op both hear from a refugee if they had the option to return of course they'd want to return I didn't say they wouldn't they leave everything behind but you seem to also be oblivious to another important fact that I just want to throw at to you before we go to a video clip that I want to show you it's what about the moral responsibility though of Western countries that have contributed to the destabilization of the region the meddling the military interventions not to mention the armed sales that continue as we speak what about to answer that okay I'll answer that one frankly nobody denies for instance the disaster of Iraq but who are the people who intervened most in Syria hang on hang on let me answer it who intervened most in Syria it wasn't America it wasn't Britain it's Iran Russia it's among others countries including the one we're in and others around before we got to Syria we had Iraq we had Libya we had many in this NE of WS were much more involved in the Syrian Civil War than my country was so do you want to take some responsibility for that do you want to take more refugees here in katar you want to take more in the Gulf at this point her arguments are just ridiculous to be honest to say that immigrants want to return to their own home is just playing ignorance but she is not done embarrassing herself yet watch this next clip I want to get to the other point that you make and it's an important one Douglas muray you suggest that we need to actually balance between two very important virtues two important concept of Mercy toward the refugee and Justice toward your own citizens let's take a quick look at this instance involving refugees you SE anyone for us we are the syrians about 300 I give you the number of Mal Authority because you are near Mal hello yes about 100 children and 100 women and uh and one and maybe 100 men please hurry water is is coming into it the boat is going down we are dying 300 you have call Mar you have call Malta don't us you run away call Malta call Mal I have no enough account in the mobile it will cut please you have my number now you call me you please a very chilling video though I don't suggest that you um respond on behalf of the Coast Guard the Italian Coast Guard but again it's that same issue of Shifting the the problem to others and just for a little bit of context in fact this board which capsized 5 hours after this call killing quite a few people on board we heard that there were about 100 women 100 children on board uh that was twice as close to an Italian island as it was to Malta but again this idea that you know we have to safeguard our values where does mercy fit in that not just Mercy but the obligation the legal obligations of states to refuges suggests that we all make sure we don't shift responsibility uh there is a responsibility to everyone that would include the state we're standing in now wouldn't it it would include all the states in this region it would include the brother States it would include the OM it would include everybody it wouldn't just be the Italians now the Italians by the way are like let me just finish this point that's Val valid let me respond to it because mention the states of it's a valid issue but unlike the European countries allow me to just make this point and like the European countries I'll respond to two they are not parties to the 1951 Refugee convention are well it's just a fact conveniently isn't it but I'll let you carry on but this means that countries that are signaries for Refugee conventions get more blame and more assumption that they are going to have to hold more of the burden than countries that didn't and I'm suggesting to you that nobody should be should be able to absolve themselves from blame but if you go to Italy now and I don't know when you were last there but it is not the case that this is going well in Italy either for the migrants who are arriving or for the Italian population it the resources are not being poured into this let's face the policies are not there the resources aren't there when they arrive I follow their stories they this is not it is not the case just that they don't you know the the local the local populations in Italy have I've been to ladu I've seen the boats coming in the local populations are extremely generous they are extremely kind to the people most of the populations in Europe let's just not have this idea that Europeans are somehow incredibly coldhearted countries in Europe have taking in a lot of people and they are trying to deal with a very big problem very just putting the numbers in context let me just mention this very briefly 3 million people sought asylum in Europe between 2015 and 2016 that's a fraction of the population of Europe which is 58 million and uh Germany and Sweden took in 3% of the population in one year alone so we're not talking about negligible numbers and you shouldn't pretend that we are not across the board certainly Douglas Murray thanks very much thank you Douglas Murray's stance in the debate about cultural preservation versus adaptation in the face of immigration is a crucial conversation in the context of today's globalized society his argument unfolds against a backdrop where the notion of altering intrinsic cultural practices of a host nation such as Britain's historical relationship with alcohol to accommodate the sensitivities of immigrants is met with resistance Murray's Counterpoint is not rooted in xenophobia or exclusion but is a call for a balanced approach to cultural integration Murray's defense of British cultural practices highlights a broader issue the expectation placed upon Western societies to disproportionately Bear the burden of cultural compromise in the name of integration this expectation often does not consider the reciprocal adaptation by immigrant communities successful integration involves a two-way street of mutual respect and adjustment countries like Britain known for their tolerance and diversity continually strive to integrate immigrant populations but this process must involve a dialogue that acknowledges the value of the host nation's cultural heritage statistics and reports on integration in Europe underscore the complexity of creating cohesive societies amidst growing multiculturalism for for instance the European integration fund has aimed to support the integration of Third Country Nationals emphasizing Mutual accommodation however the success of such initiatives often hinges on the recognition and preservation of the host culture as the foundation upon which integration builds critics of Murray's Viewpoint like the lady in the debate argue from a perspective that sometimes appears to prioritize the sensitivities of immigrant populations over the cultural norms of the host Society this stance is often criticized for fostering a one-sided adaptation where the onus of change rests disproportionately on the host Society notable intellectuals such as the French philosopher Bernard Henry LV have echoed Murray's concerns emphasizing that the erosion of national cultures in favor of a misguided interpretation of multiculturalism could lead to a loss of societal cohesion

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Published: Fri Mar 15 2024