Here, you are implying something. Why don't you just tell it?
> Don't put words in my mouth
I'm just asking, as I can't think anything else on their side that would put them systematically at fault here, which you suggest is the case.
> To say this is all the result of the natives being racist towards Moroccans in particular, that they are forced into this bad behaviour by us, is absolutely ridiculous.
I really don't understand. I bet you are a nice person, and I really like the Dutch culture - people seem to be really nice over there but there's a problem which applies to people of specific race in your country and you try to deny the blame. Why? Who else can you blame? It's like hearing some people in my country say "you know, I like Kurds and all, but most of the terrorists are Kurdish. There are many minorities in Turkey but only Kurds have so much problems." Do you understand what's wrong with those sentences?
Maybe you really have no bad intentions but didn't really anyone tell you that what can be deduced from your words ends up being racist?