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Muslims Forced-To-Leave Christmas-Market.....
Why the fuss, you couldn't have a Christmas/Religious stall at a market in Saudi Arabia!
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//Western Europe does not model itself on Saudi Arabia. We'd like the opposite to be the case, wouldn't we? //
If that's what "we" would like, Ellipsis, then why:
Do we allow the building of mosques throughout Europe using Saudi money (recent offer by Saudi was to build 200 mosques in Germany alone - did you see that?)?
Import Salafist imams to lead the prayer in them?
Allow unfettered immigration from areas with a strong fundamentalist tradition?
While none of these things will necessarily "remodel" Europe, it will at the very least make Europe a less liberal and tolerant place.
Do you see a flaw in my reasoning?
PS: I donated your £50 to Tambourine's hospital ship.
If that's what "we" would like, Ellipsis, then why:
Do we allow the building of mosques throughout Europe using Saudi money (recent offer by Saudi was to build 200 mosques in Germany alone - did you see that?)?
Import Salafist imams to lead the prayer in them?
Allow unfettered immigration from areas with a strong fundamentalist tradition?
While none of these things will necessarily "remodel" Europe, it will at the very least make Europe a less liberal and tolerant place.
Do you see a flaw in my reasoning?
PS: I donated your £50 to Tambourine's hospital ship.
It's understandable that the Germans are very worried about the influx of migrants.
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However, I doubt if the Muslims at the Christmas Market has sinister intentions.
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However, I doubt if the Muslims at the Christmas Market has sinister intentions.
My view is that a 'Christmas' market is Christmas in name only - and the vast majority of people see it that way.
I would see no problem with a Muslim stall on the basis that the market is designed to celebrate Christmas as a religious festival - because the vast majority of people attending would not think of it that way, and are unlikely to be bothered by the presence of such a stall.
If I attended Christmas markets, which I don't, I would simply ignore the stalls that didn't appeal to me, whatever they were selling.
I would see no problem with a Muslim stall on the basis that the market is designed to celebrate Christmas as a religious festival - because the vast majority of people attending would not think of it that way, and are unlikely to be bothered by the presence of such a stall.
If I attended Christmas markets, which I don't, I would simply ignore the stalls that didn't appeal to me, whatever they were selling.
I look at the warnings, of the increasing tide of Muslims to Europe, as to the warnings we were given many years ago, about the deterioration of the environment.
Nothing was done then, the same as nothing is being done now to curb the influx of Islam followers, so it looks like we will all suffocate, under our own so called rules!
Nothing was done then, the same as nothing is being done now to curb the influx of Islam followers, so it looks like we will all suffocate, under our own so called rules!
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