addictionary
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In almost every society, there is a government propaganda that raises phobia of minority immigration. Muslims are trying to be made into the minority of the world (especially the Christian world) so that what has been done and will be done could be legalized in the eyes of the world. That video is obviously made in the hands of a few conservative anti-Muslim Christians and it has been told through the lips of Muslims. To me, it's a fail attempt to raise some hate against Muslim immigrants. But to some among us, it clearly got into some minds.
I'm not saying that immigration does not have an effect on shaping societies. It has a major one. But the exaggeration part is rooted from propaganda is all I'm saying. Muslims migrate, shape some aspects of some societies, but they do not and will not wipe them out through immigration. If the majority of the world becomes Muslim one day, it will be through choice. But sociologically speaking, and I'm saying this to the Mormon friends here who had done their part as missionaries, the conversion thing does its major effect, when one of the two sides gain an incredible power against the other, hence its social context manipulating the lesser religion's people to convert to it by their own choice, but actually driven by basic interests.
I'm not saying that immigration does not have an effect on shaping societies. It has a major one. But the exaggeration part is rooted from propaganda is all I'm saying. Muslims migrate, shape some aspects of some societies, but they do not and will not wipe them out through immigration. If the majority of the world becomes Muslim one day, it will be through choice. But sociologically speaking, and I'm saying this to the Mormon friends here who had done their part as missionaries, the conversion thing does its major effect, when one of the two sides gain an incredible power against the other, hence its social context manipulating the lesser religion's people to convert to it by their own choice, but actually driven by basic interests.
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