>Here is a quote from another article on this topic:
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>"According to the Flemish Minister for integration, Geert Bourgeois, Muslim youths should work harder and complain less. "That so many young people feel discriminated against and do not feel accepted means that our society still has a lot of work to do. It's actually an 'us-them' story. We as a society can and should still make an extra effort, but conversely, Muslim youth should do more as well. Perhaps an inverted research shows that we just think that young Muslims do not belong because they do not want to belong," Bourgeois said."

That's interesting, but meaningless.
What specific policies is the writer advocating?


>>Some say that there is a big population of young Muslims in Europe that are given enough to live (not in luxury but to have all the necessities). Therefore they have tons of time on their hands and being brainwashed by those who hate the West and non-Muslim way of life. Hence the results.

"Some say " is even more meaningless.
Go into any bar on a Friday night and you'll hear "some" saying just about anything.


I'm still waiting to hear the names of the US officials who have said that these people have a legitimate excuse for mass murder.