Your position that direct personal experience is required to have a legitimate position on an issue is utterly absurd.
Yes it is, I agree. Direct personal experience however, carries marginally more weight than unsourced or uncorroborrated opinion pieces, written by someone with an agenda.
Arguing about which opinion "carries more weight" is just a variant of the logical fallacy of Appeal to Authority.
Support and defend your opinion. State what you think is wrong about the opposing opinion. That is what debate IS.
1. Sure.
Muslims in UK top 3 million for first time with over 50% born abroad
"England is home to more than three million Muslims for the first time ever, new figures show.
The number in the country has doubled in just over a decade as a result of soaring immigration and high birth rates."
2. And yes, allowing high levels of Third World Immigration is a government policy.
3. "Nation of immigrants" is a nonsense term. The majority of British Citizens are White British, and have been native born for many, many generations. If you wish to defend the policy of Third World Immigration, defend it by it's merits, not by untrue claims.
How many of those Muslims are white converts?
Even if they are all immigrants, our population as of 17th April 2016 is 65,030,037 so 3 million is only 4.6% of the total poplualtion. I'm not worried.
Your "lack of fear" doesn't mean that it isn't rapid demographic change, nor does it make the case that this change is for the better.
This is a policy that has NOT been honestly and openly debated and then decided on by the people and/or their elected representatives.
It has been decided on, by the Political Class and any attempts at criticism and honest debate has been shut down with Political Correctness and the Race Card.
I wonder how the girls of Rotherham feel about how well everyone gets along?
Rotherham was a scandal and a disgrace, but sexual exploitation is a world wide phenomenon, not just limited to one section of society or one country. There are statistics out there that say 20% of white American women have been sexually assaulted at least once in their life, and even more subject to domestic violence.
Sexual exploitation, however IS more prevalent in some "sections of society".
And it is absurd to compare the feminist panic mongering over being touched in college with the real victims in the muslim Rape Rings in your country.
Indeed, it is a insult to those victims, to compare their suffering with some drunken coed who may or may not have been groped.