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Argument Against Immigration
With immigration on the rise, have we stopped to think who were letting into our country? While helping our fellow human beings is nice, we need to stop and think what ideas and customs their bringing into our country. While not all immigrants are intolerant and hateful, some can bring in ideas of sexism, homophobia, misogyny, and intolerance. For this reason is why we should set up a tolerance test to all immigrants who come into our country to test and see if they can fit and adhere to our beliefs and customs for the better of our people, and anyone who fails would to be put into tolerance training to be properly accustomed to the beliefs of our country and if they were to not comply then they would not be able to enter our country.

It is apparent that some immigrants have a vastly different mindset and belief system and while that's not always bad, these beliefs could come from a more hateful and close minded world. These ideas can range from the nice ones like recipes and song and dance, to some more hateful like homophobia and sexism. This claim can be backed up with a large 53% of british muslims saying that homophobia should be illegal. Also with the word of the muslim
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The main example I use is the horrible Charlie Hebdo attacks, where a satirical magazine drew “unflattering” pictures of the prophet of the muslim faith, Muhammed, and where killed my muslim extremist. While these were acts done by extremist yes, the whole debacle (before and after the murders) caused a huge shake up in the muslim community, where thousands of people protested the building for their freedom of art and expression. This is also mirrored by a texas draw muhammed competition (whether or not it's in poor taste is irrelevant) where 2 armed gunmen tried to fire at the building before being promptly shot. I solely wish to introduce immigrants to our fair and justice laws so an incident can never happen

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