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Russian Views On Poland and Vice Versa [414]
I don't take assignments.
Then why do you give out assignments to others, you hypocrite?
who don't know the difference between organic Muslims of the USSR who were there for fvcking ever
I know the difference, but that doesn't change the fact that Muslim immigrants are coming to RuSSia also from outside of the country. And not only Muslims. I remember a RuSSian guy living in Moscow me and other Poles were discussing with on his blog complained about immigrant cashiers in supermarkets not knowing RuSSian language. He also complained about some Chechen "taxi gangs" even though Chechnya is part of RuSSia.
Another RuSSian from Moscow that I discussed with at that time complained about Muslims doing the ritual slaughtering of animals right in the open in Moscow and called such behaviour "barbaric". That was some years ago and I can see that since then it was banned due to the public outcry:
observers.france24.com/en/20101119-public-animal-sacrifices-muslim-holiday-shock-russians
'But in predominantly Orthodox Christian Russian cities like Moscow or Saint Petersburg, which have experienced an influx of Muslim migrants in recent years,
citizens are shocked by the sight of sheep's throats being slit in the middle of the street.
One incident last year, in which a sheep was sacrificed in the sand-pit of a Moscow playground, sparked particular outrage.'
And a more recent article:
eurasianet.org/photo-essay-muslims-in-moscow-celebrate-kurban-bayram
"Ask Muscovites what they think of Kurban Bayram and you will often receive a sharp, critical response about how the holy day is celebrated in the Russian capital.
Many ethnic Russians call it barbaric, and peddle negative stereotypes about the migrants from Central Asia and the Caucasus who celebrate the holiday.
Russian nationalists often use the holiday to highlight the growing numbers of Muslims in Russia. Protestors gather annually to chant slogans like
"Russia for Russians" and accuse migrants of receiving extra benefits from the state."
Sounds familiar? :D
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Russian authorities have taken steps to combat offensive comments about the Muslim faith, labeling them as inciting violence and extremism. A flood of extremism cases are now being filed in Russia, and the topic is often the subject of media attention. In a recent case, a man from Novosibirsk
received a 2.5-year suspended sentence after making a joke about Kurban Bayram in a comment on a social media post."
You wouldn't be allowed to joke about Muslims in your precious RuSSia, Novichok! :D ;D
themoscowtimes.com/2024/04/03/for-veiled-muslim-women-in-russia-prejudice-and-harassment-are-part-of-everyday-life-a84728
"[You feel] sidelong looks and have to go through additional security at airports, for example. In Moscow in particular, there is
distrust toward Muslims, maybe because most Muslims there are migrants who have troubles with law."
And judging by what Bobko wrote it's not like Muslim communities in RuSSia are completely immune to radicalisation.
themoscowtimes.com/2025/03/22/witch-hunt-why-russia-is-blaming-a-closed-ingush-sufi-order-for-major-terrorist-acts-a88235
"Padiev and Tochiev are
not the first members of the order to have been linked to a major terrorist attack in Russia. Last year, four members of the brotherhood were arrested on suspicion of
selling weapons and ammunition to the perpetrators of the deadly March 2024 attack on the Crocus City Hall concert venue, which left 145 people dead and hundreds more wounded."
the morons like you
I'm just educating RuSSia-loving morons like you who know close to nothing about RuSSia what's the reality on the ground and that it's not so rosy when compared to the West as you might think :)
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