I'm largely in agreement with you there. Those who come to the UK legally should do so within the framework of its laws, values and culture. Bring your culture, enrich the country, add to its diversity, but integration is a two-way street. No culture, religion or ideology should supersede the rule of law or the fundamental principles upon which the country is built. Concerns about social cohesion, integration, or the growing influence of any ideology are legitimate topics for debate. They should be discussed openly and honestly, not suppressed. But make no mistake, this man appears to have been an unhinged individual looking for an outlet for his anger. Had there been no Muslims in Britain, he would likely have found another target. The issue was not the victims. The issue was the man himself. This was not a patriot defending his country. It was a violent extremist looking for a justification and had he not seem a 'muslim' looking group - he was prepped and ready to attack anyone.
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