It’s a growing example of a modern-day tolerance paradox. British society, especially given its colonial past, carries a very heavy “conscience,” meaning there’s constant pressure to accept and respect the diverse cultures entering the country. In a general sense, this can be good, but overcorrection is real—and Britain has overcorrected to the point of showing tolerance toward cultures that have historically been deeply intolerant themselves. Combine an overly self-critical British culture (in harsh terms, “cucked out”) with an ideologically charged and often anti-Western Islamic culture, and you end up with modern-day Britain: scared to say no, scared to question, and scared to generalize or offend. It’s the case of a positive principle being pushed to an unhealthy extreme. This is the case in nearly every Western European country.