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A refugee, like me: why the Golden Rule matters in an era of mass migration : Comments
By Rivka Witenberg, published 4/8/2016The ability to take someone else’s perspective and empathise are important motivators of 'pro-social' behaviour; that is, actions that promote social acceptance and friendship.
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The article didn't mention terrorism. Terrorists don't deserve tolerance; they deserve the full penalty of the law. The problem is a lot of people have started assuming that refugees might be terrorists and therefore don't deserve tolerance.
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Jayb,
The situation you describe does not apply in most countries where the majority are muslims. And those who want to live in a theocracy would not migrate to Australia.
But it's safe to say muslims will never become the majority. Most of the world's population are not muslims. And contrary to popular belief, not everyone born a muslim stays one of the rest of their life.
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Hasbeen and Armchair,
We should tolerate everyone and expect likewise from them. But everyone should have a right to decide their own culture.