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Growing support for anti-Muslim movement in Germany


Melech

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monsterdreams

It's not even that ISIS the main factor.

It's mainly because of the huge number of immigrants from countries like Syria, which totally bull**** because islam =/= extremist or dangerous

 

there are afraid that germany looses it's jewish/christian culture

Oh right, still messed up though

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It's not even that ISIS the main factor.

It's mainly because of the huge number of immigrants from countries like Syria, which totally bull**** because islam =/= extremist or dangerous

 

there are afraid that germany looses it's jewish/christian culture 

It's so funny to see how every country has its own excuses. The far-right always have excuses why they don't want immigrants, but in the end it's all because of xenophobia.

The Netherlands: They have a high crime rate!

Germany: They take our culture!

France: They take out jobs!

etc.

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Melech

It's so funny to see how every country has its own excuses. The far-right always have excuses why they don't want immigrants, but in the end it's all because of xenophobia.

The Netherlands: They have a high crime rate!

Germany: They take our culture!

France: They take out jobs!

etc.

Especially they have no problems with european immigrants.

I mean they call themselves "Patriotic Europeans against the Islamization of the West". 

Idiots. 

 

But agree it's funny. :smh: But shocking. Especially how much support they get 

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It's so funny to see how every country has its own excuses. The far-right always have excuses why they don't want immigrants, but in the end it's all because of xenophobia.

The Netherlands: They have a high crime rate!

Germany: They take our culture!

France: They take out jobs!

etc.

US right wingers are all 3 + they bring diseases, smuggle d--gs and guns :rip:

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Melech

Doesn't this remind you of something?

. The anti-semitism was way worse back then since it was also very politically :smh: Muslims have the same rights as Jews and Christians in Germany and every major politician spoke out against his movement

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MahoganySnitch

Mess :smh:

 

This almost exactly the same as the issue with immigrants from Latin America to the US. Instead of simply focusing on illegal immigration and fixing the system, they ramble on trying to create racist laws and blame ALL immigrants for diseases, poor economic standards, crime, etc. Basically everything is the immigrant's fault :rip:

:tea: you should be Morphine King tbh

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Especially they have no problems with european immigrants.

I mean they call themselves "Patriotic Europeans against the Islamization of the West". 

Idiots. 

 

But agree it's funny. :smh: But shocking. Especially how much support they get 

In my country they have problems with immigrants from East-Europe too, there's about 300.000 Poles here and there's thousands of Poles who work in the agriculture here in summer. Next to that, where I live there's also thousands of Bulgarians and it's quickly rising because of the EU. Their argument against East-Europeans is basically

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rUTnNKhF-EU

yas at the link of the video ending with -EU :whitney:

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If you mean WW2, you're stupid as hell. The anti-semitism was way worse back then since it was also very politically :smh: Muslims have the same rights as Jews and Christians in Germany and every major politician spoke out against his movement

It's a different situation, but if the crisis lasts too much longer (-> populist/nationalist political parties as a result of long-term dissatisfaction), immigrants could get it much worse than it is right now for them. It's only a matter of time before there's a populist/nationalist far-right anti-Europe anti-immigrants anti-globalization anti-innovation anti-reform party like the PVV in the Netherlands. 

When are the next German elections? The current government in Germany better stay tbh, economy-wise they're basically perfect. Germany's joblessness only shrank during the crisis, the debt is going down and they use their power in Europe well to refrain other countries from doing stupid things too much with their conservativeness (like QE :eww: )

 

The crisis better end ASAP, tbh. 

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Melech

It's a different situation, but if the crisis lasts too much longer (-> populist/nationalist political parties as a result of long-term dissatisfaction), immigrants could get it much worse than it is right now for them. It's only a matter of time before there's a populist/nationalist far-right anti-Europe anti-immigrants anti-globalization anti-innovation anti-reform party like the PVV in the Netherlands. 

When are the next German elections? The current government in Germany better stay tbh, economy-wise they're basically perfect. Germany's joblessness only shrank during the crisis, the debt is going down and they use their power in Europe well to refrain other countries from doing stupid things too much with their conservativeness (like QE :eww: )

 

The crisis better end ASAP, tbh.

we already have a party. The AfD, but they failed to get in the parliament and I'm sure they fail again in 2017. :yes:

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