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2015-07-23 21:49:38, Konto usunięte napisał(a):
Muslimscy wyznawcy w Europie to takie odpowiedniki naszej polski wschodniej, sa słabo wykształcona siłą roboczą jadąca za chlebem, z biedy.
Z prawdziwej biedy wynikającej z głupoty własnej, środowiska i ogólnie pojętego zacofania (mentalnego).
Porównaj sobie dyskusje nawet pod drobnym alkoholem w mieście w klubie i pod remiza w okolicach Białegostoku czy innego Rzeszowa.
Niestety emigrują (muslimscy) głównie ludzie na poziomie intelektualnym ... taki jest efekt.
Polacy na emigracji też dzieła się na tych nonormalniejszych i na takich zaopatrzonych fanatycznie na jedną opcje i jeden krzyż.
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2015-07-23 22:24:32, Konto usunięte napisał(a):
Pytanie za 100 pkt. Skąd wiesz że wcale nie pracują?
Nisko przelatujące kwantyfikatory mogą zabić.
Muslimscy maja zbliżone wskaźniki wykorzystania pomocy społecznej jak Polacy. Dają? Biorą.
A co do wykształcenia... Polacy też niezbyt często na stanowiskach.
Dokładnie tak samo..
Edycja tutaj link do poziomu wykształcenia ... degree maja tak jak rdzenni.
Ilość bez kwalifikacji, czyli naszych polskich ulubionych warehousow tak samo.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/immigration/11409181/British-Muslims-integration-and-segregation-are-about-economics-not-values.html
Wasaty_Marian, podobnych głupot na tym forum już bardzo dawno nie czytałem.
Oto oficjalne statystyki:
Coś o Bengalczykach:
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Employment and education
Bangladeshis are now mainly employed in the distribution, hotel and restaurant industries.[47] In 2001 and 2002, Bangladeshis had the highest unemployment rate in Britain, at 20% for men and 24% for women; over 40% of Bangladeshi men under 25 were unemployed.[48] In Tower Hamlets 32% of people aged between 18–25 years were unemployed. The average earnings of the Bangladeshis were £150 per week
Średni dochód na tydzień to 150 funtów. Ciekawe, czy to podają przed podatkiem i NI.
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Health and housing
Bangladeshis had the highest rates of illness in the UK, in 2001. Bangladeshi men were three times as likely to visit their doctor as men in the general population. Bangladeshis also had the highest rates of people with disabilities,[54] and were more likely to smoke than any other ethnic group, at a rate of 44% in 1999 in England. Smoking was very common amongst the men, but very few women smoked, perhaps due to cultural customs.[15][55] The average number of people living in each Bangladeshi household is 5,[56] larger than all other ethnic groups. Households which contained a single person were 9%; houses containing a married couple were 54%, pensioner households were 2%. Bangladeshis living in London were 40 times more likely to be living in cramped and poor housing types of housing than anyone else in the country. There were twice as many people per room as white households, with 43% living in homes with insufficient bedroom space. For these reasons many are moving out of Tower Hamlets to larger housing estates.[57] A third of Bangladeshi homes contain more than one family—64% of all overcrowded households in Tower Hamlets are Bangladeshi.[58] In England and Wales, only 37% of Bangladeshis owned households compared to 69% of the population, those with social rented tenure is 48%, the largest of which in Tower Hamlets (82%) and Camden (81%).
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Youth gangs
A Bangladeshi youth gang, called the Globe Town Massive, in Bethnal Green, Tower Hamlets, East London
As a response to conditions faced by their first generation elders during the 1970s (see history), younger Bangladeshis started to form gangs, developing a sense of dominating their territory. One consequence of this was that Bangladeshi gangs began fighting each other. Bangladeshi teenagers involved with gangs show their allegiance to this kind of lifestyle in various ways: heavily styled hair, expensive mobile phones and fashionable labels and brands.[15] Teenage street gangs have been responsible for sometimes lethal violence; it is estimated that in Tower Hamlets alone there are 2,500 Bengali youths affiliated to one of the many local gangs,[149] and that 26 out of the 27 gangs in the area are Bangladeshi.[150] The notorious gangs have been given names that end with massive or posse, such as the Brick Lane Massive and Brady Street Massive.[151] Other smaller groups include the Shadwell Crew, Cannon Street Posse, Bengal Tigers and Bethnal Green Boys.[152][153]
In the past, Bangladeshi gangs have fostered criminal elements, including low level drug use and credit card fraud. However, for many the focus has changed to fighting over their territories. They use a variety of weapons, such as samurai swords, machetes, kitchen knives and meat cleavers, although guns are rarely used. When members reach their twenties they usually grow out of gang membership, but some move on to more serious criminal activity. Increasing numbers of Bangladeshi youths are taking hard drugs, in particular heroin.[154] Islamic fundamentalism has also played a part in the youth culture, illustrated by the efforts of one Brick Lane gang to oust out prostitutes from the area. As to dietary customs, youths generally avoid eating pork, and some from drinking alcohol; however many take part in recreational drug use,[155] in particular heroin.
26 z 27 gangów w Tower Hamlets jest bengalskich. Pewnie ten ostatni jest polski, tak?
Teraz ci najbardziej liczni, czyli Pakistańczycy.
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Economic status
[ Ostatnio edytowany przez: ChrisCov 27-07-2015 12:31 ]
A very unrealistic man who thinks his ass is like wine - the older the better
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