Topic: Facebook, Twitter, Google To Censor Immigration Discussion in Germany (Read 3700 times)

Working clothes = human rights?

Did someone shit in your head?

That's true, in USA you feel yourself much more free than in Europe, bur it's horrible that all those democracy countries in Europe actually dictate you what you can speak,feel,put on yourself...in Switzerland employees in bank are allowed to wear only neutral colors of clothes,mild perfumes, and some shape of accessories..welcome in human rights Europe

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KvY78JZfAA8

"I can have five french women"

Some people get it. Others, not so much.

I need to correct my German. I had both of them wrong.

"Mosque" is "Moschee"

"Pussy" is "Muschi"

For example, if you wanted to say, "Next time I visit German I think I'll revenge rape some mosque pussy," it would be something like:

"Das naeschte mal ich Deutschland besuchen, glaube ich das ich werde etwas Moschee Muschi aus Rache verwaltigen."

And if someone responds: you can't do that! A good counter-response is: Wir schaffen das.

Probably something you can't post on Facebook-Moschee, Twitter-Moschee or Google-Moschee.

Funny how in your mind every country is falling apart :p

Serbia is falling apart, due to emigration and industrial decay. The rural areas are getting depopulated at an alarming rate and the Muslims of Presevo and Sandzak are about to launch their secession movements. The Hungarians of Vojvodina are also not happy. Even the Serbian Armed Forces are disintegrating, due to the lack of fresh recruits.

Nope it was chosen a bit like that ^^

Not from Germany either, but I don't care about Islam or terrorism, they're just false threats.

Well Serbia might have bigger problems with mafia and poverty....

I sure do love to live in Serbia now, you made this shit happen westerns not deal with it. Also, kebab removal service s out of order atm

Well, I'm not afraid for you to try it in Germany since I'm not there.

(I'm assuming you're German, since I think "mushi" is German slang for "pussy." Or the German word for "mosque." I forget.)

If what you say is correct I'm glad Poland is different and is able to divide religion and race. But I assure you that it's not the case for lots of countries and institutions!

In France it's how they're counted for example, and most of the links I provided (from rather diversified sources) take the "Muslim number" this way. Which means of course that there are even less Muslims that what those reports show but that's another question

I understand your concern about Islam. I can't say I share them mainly because I believe education makes the religious question a bit... useless. But I can understand you're afraid of that.

It was a rhetorical use of maybe, I know it's not a race but my maybe was here to enlighten the fact that it's treated as one. Sorry if my use of the word maybe was not correct, it's a usual way of talking in my native language maybe I mistranslated it!

In that case, thanks for asking for clarification. I'll try to help.

You said, "The migrants are considered Muslims as long as they come from Muslim countries." The fact that Poland offered to take Christian refugees from Syria (a Muslim country) directly contradicts this sentence.

You said, "Muslims are counted not by their faith but by their origins." I interpreted this as, "Muslims are judged not by their faith but by their country of origin." The fact that Poland offered to take Christian refugees from Syria but not Muslim refugees from Syria indicates that the judgment is based on their faith, not their country of origin.

Hope this helps.

I don't understand the link between the sentence you quoted and your claim...

There's evidence against what you're asserting. Poland offered to take some Christian refugees. Of course, Western European leaders took this offer as evidence of double plus ungood wrongthink.

If Merkel really thought that taking in Muslims is only positive, she should be happy to take more Muslims and let Poland take care of the Christian refugees. But Merkel's real interest is forcing her will on countries like Poland. It's what German leaders do. They can't help it.

For myself, I'd be OK with Canada taking in a reasonable number of Atheist refugees from the Middle East. (Those wishing to leave Islam need refugee status more than anyone!) I think Canada would be improved if a lot of Ayaan Hirsi Alis were added to the mix. The problem is if you take Ayaan Hirsi Ali and Muslims, the Muslims murder Hirsi Ali. And that's the choice governments make when they import Muslims. Because everyone knows they will murder the Hirsi Alis. They tell you they'll do it. And then they do it.

And, I assure you, I have at least as big a problem with "native" Westerners who convert to Islam as I do with non-Western Muslims. I can have a little more sympathy for people who are Muslim because of the culture they were born into. I assume some of them are thoughtful enough to realize their religion is dangerous bullshit, but having realized that they also know the most dangerous thing they could do is openly reject it.

Islam is not maybe a race still, no matter what you want to believe. That is your prerogative though, obviously.


 

Islam is maybe not a race but it's how it's considered. Muslims are counted not by their faith but by their origins. The migrants are considered Muslims as long as they come from Muslim countries.

Damn, we went a bit far from the subject gentlemen no? 

Sources?
And no statistics based on ethnicity or religion are not forbidden...
It's just that the national census willingly doesn't take this into account.
But your 15% are just coming straight up from your asse man, if you consider as Muslim anyone coming from a Muslim country the number is around 5 million in France (which makes around 7 or 8%) and if you take only those that are really practicing their faith the number crash at something like 1 or 2 millions.


Again no, the GOVERNMENT willingly doesn't take this into account, that doesn't mean that associations or institutes for example can't make such studies. And they do.