qman said:

Malkuthian said:

qman said:

Icelander said:

I must have missed that "regardless of their actions"  part. Can you link me to where he said that?

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Start on page one of this thread and proceed to read his posts, in short order you will see that he sympathizes with and defends the unfavorable actions of Muslims and Africans living in the EU.

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Lie.

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That's like your opinion man.

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qman said:

"It's selfish to make vastly overarching generalisations to demonise vulnerable people just because it fits in with your white supremacist narrative"

Generalizations?  99.9% of the NYE attackers in Germany were African/Muslims males attacking native Germans!!    Were white Germans attacking white Germans?  No!! 

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The suspects include nine Algerian nationals, eight people from Morocco, five from Iran and four from Syria, German interior ministry spokesman Tobias Plate said. Two are German citizens, while one each are from Iraq, Serbia and the United States. from here

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"overburdened Middle Eastern countries"
Sounds like a regional problem that can be resolved over time, the EU and others can provide logistical and financial support from a distance.

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qman said:

Icelander said:

I must have missed that "regardless of their actions"  part. Can you link me to where he said that?

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Start on page one of this thread and proceed to read his posts, in short order you will see that he sympathizes with and defends the unfavorable actions of Muslims and Africans living in the EU.

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Bubbles85 said:

A world divided: Violent clashes break out across the globe as thousands take to the streets in anti-Islam protests organised by far-right group PEGIDA

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Falcon91Wolvrn03 said:

What "economic crisis" are you referring to?

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Fourteen Polish far-right activists have been arrested in Sweden on suspicion of planning to attack asylum seekers with axes, iron pipes and knives, police say.

They were detained on Monday after police said they received a tip-off.

The group was thought to have targeted an asylum centre in Nynashamn, about 60km (37 miles) south of Stockholm.

Some 163,000 people applied for asylum in Sweden in 2015, the highest number in Europe by population size.

Sweden opened its doors to Syrian refugees in 2013, but decided last November to tighten its borders because it said the numbers of migrants and refugees arriving was "unsustainable".

'Far-right scene'

The 14 Poles were detained on Monday evening in raids on cars in the Nynashamn area, police said, a short distance from an asylum centre.

Aged between 20 and 35, some live in Sweden permanently while others are only visiting the country, according to Swedish reports.

"They are Polish citizens, and seem to be part of the far-right scene. Three of them were involved in a demonstration against refugees two weeks ago and were arrested for assaulting someone," southern Stockholm police spokesman Lars Alvarsjo told Radio Sweden.

The suspects were thought to have discussed the attack on Facebook.

Swedish Television reported that they may have planned the attack in retaliation for a previous dispute on a commuter train.
Heightened tension

Last month up to 100 masked men, dressed in black, gathered in central Stockholm to attack people from immigrant backgrounds.

Witnesses said the men had physically assaulted people they believed were foreigners amid heightened tension in Sweden over the migrant crisis.

There were scuffles between pro- and anti-migrant demonstrators.

Tensions have increased after a 22-year-old woman working at a centre for young asylum seekers was stabbed to death at the end of January in Molndal, near Gothenburg. A 15-year-old asylum seeker was arrested.

Along with Germany, Sweden has been a prime destination for refugees and migrants entering the EU illegally.

More than one million refugees and migrants travelled to Europe last year, most fleeing conflicts in Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan.

The numbers arriving in Sweden have fallen significantly since it imposed tighter border controls at the start of the year.

Last month Interior Minister Anders Ygeman said the country would prepare to deport up to 80,000 migrants whose asylum applications were rejected.

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Tipote said:

I'm not here to argue about the percentages, the point is that even if they were 100% MENA, they account for a vast minority of total refugees and migrants. Therefore, the criminal activities of some should not condemn everyone.

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akira_akuma said:

you're insane. snakes are not people.

there are different varieties and vagaries in snake and snake venom; and plus you're CATEGORICALLY WRONG: the poisonous snakes do not, and CANNOT condemn every snake, just cause a few are poisonous, because NOT ALL SNAKES ARE POISONOUS! that's why some have pets! (LOL i mean people) are you unaware of how faulty and silly a syllogism that is?



i'd have to look into that one.

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you were making a metaphor out of what then? another metaphor?

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Of course not.  Just like how after a few German women got raped by some Muslims.  Are you going to trust your daughter or female relatives with Muslims?

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oh so this is about humans afterall.

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-- trust is a relative issue. Muslim is a huge umbrella that doesn't identify anything about the person, other than they are spiritualists; religious.

akira_akuma said:

you were making a metaphor out of what then? another metaphor?

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Of course not.  Just like how after a few German women got raped by some Muslims.  Are you going to trust your daughter or female relatives with Muslims?

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oh so this is about humans afterall.

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