Sour Mash

Spot on. Be careful though, you'll be called a 'Little Englander' and 'Ukipper' by the loyal EU fans on here.

Which question?

So you don't think that more moderate muslim immigration, would result in more moderate muslim culture and behaviours?

There's two links, two two meetings, one in Birmingham, one in Oldham, any reason why you continue to deny this?

You said yourself you weren't happy with the spread of moderate muslim culture. Your words, not mine I'm afraid.

Oh that moderate Islamic backlash from Assad and his men.

I have referenced two meetings, you haven't even bothered looking at the links, but prefer to waffle on. At least you've confirmed you don't want to see any further muslim immigration into the UK, slightly bigoted view I feel though, but at least you're being honest.

Just look at the definition of the word "backlash". "a strong negative reaction by a large number of people, especially to a social or political development." Not my definition.

So Assad's forces are moderate muslims carrying out a moderate muslim backlash against terrorism?

Lets check the facts. Did gender segregation take place at these meetings happen? Yes. Do you think they are regular, moderate muslims? Yes. Are you happy with the spread of this regular, moderate Islamic culture across the Uk and Western Europe? Yes. Do you describe anyone that doesn't think such behaviour is a good thing as a bigot? Yes. How is that for some questions and answers?

Anything that actually fits the definition of "backlash" would be good, so "a strong negative reaction by a large number of people, especially to a social or political development." Strong, negative reaction, by a large number of people? Not yet I'm afraid. Just for clarity, you're saying that any Muslims fighting against Isis are moderates, that are opposing Islamic terrorism?

Interesting that you think that gender segregation is just a normal, regular part of every day Islamic culture, which you want to see a growth of through the UK. Bizarre.

Which questions? Try using this "?", it might help you a bit.

Twitter and Facebook posts, what a backlash That'll show those terrorists and no mistake.

I haven't told anyone how to live their lives. So, I'll ask again, moderates or extremists? Or will you just rant and not answer?

Someone who supports a culture that enforces gender segregation at public meetings is a fan of tolerance and freedom of choice Out of interest, do you consider the people that arranged the set up of these meetings moderates or extremists?

So a person talking to themselves, saying something that no-one else can hear is being antagonistic? "showing or feeling active opposition or hostility towards someone or something" - active opposition? No. "One who opposes and contends against another" Opposing and contending with another? No. So in sum total of this clear backlash by moderates, we've got a handful of people, going on a march that they were going on anyway and wasn't even arranged with anything to do with terrorism, holding up a few placards. More UK nationals have gone to join Isis than have done that.

You're in support of gender segregation and think its a good thing. Most people don't.

I've just written my response to this post on a placard and walked down my local street with it, let me know if you find what's written on it antagonistic or not.

Just read the links.

How can you antagonise someone if they have neither sight nor sound of what you're doing?

Running meetings with the 2nd biggest Parliamentary party in the country, attended by senior members of that party.

The plan isn't to stop economic migrants coming to the UK.

Post Brexit, why would we need agreement from other countries on our employment or immigration rules?

No, there wasn't a backlash. Not under any of the definitions of "antagonistic" or "a strong negative reaction by a large number of people". Worrying to see that Muslim extremist have such a hold on mainstream British society and the current Labour party though.