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Don't let Poland become like my country, France.


jon357 74 | 22,060
24 Jan 2014 #391
Tell me more as I'm so sick of people crying over this one.

A residents's association on an estate didn't bother with a tree due to lack of interest but they'd had an Eid party a few months previously. A local right-wing activist seized on it and rang the papers. It was a hot topic in the Danish tabloids for all of a day while everyone else in the town were perplexed as there was a huge Christmas tree right in the town square.
ZIMMY 6 | 1,601
24 Jan 2014 #392
Are their cultures similar enough?

Sharia Law?
That seems to be the white elephant in the room.
jon357 74 | 22,060
24 Jan 2014 #393
Sharia Law?

is an internal matter for a religious group.
Wulkan - | 3,187
24 Jan 2014 #394
so, do you think the Brits and the Irish(5% of population) were right to let so many Poles into their countries? Are their cultures similar enough?

surely more similar than muslims

Would you have a problem with Catholics Nigerian coming to Poland to help deal with the shrinking population?

Religion is only one factor of the culture
milky 13 | 1,656
24 Jan 2014 #395
milky:
Would you have a problem with Catholics Nigerian coming to Poland to help deal with the shrinking population?

Religion is only one factor of the culture

answer please? Catholics Nigerian? yes or no?
polpat
24 Jan 2014 #396
there is a bigger chance of meeting another Simon Mol among people from Africa than among Ukrainians. if you think the cultural differences between Poland and eg.Ukraine and Poland and Muslim/ African countries are qually insignificant then you are.........wrong.
f stop 25 | 2,503
24 Jan 2014 #397
is an internal matter for a religious group.

True! Sharia is a perfect example why religious tenets, especially extreme ones, should not have any influence on government.
ZIMMY 6 | 1,601
24 Jan 2014 #398
ZIMMY:Sharia Law?
is an internal matter for a religious group.

Yes, yes but you do not explain how Shari'ah Law will fit into a host country's traditions and laws. The question that struck me was the one about the acceptance of cultural differences.

For instance; will the host country be allowed to interfere with Shari'ah law which allows a husband to physically punish his wife? Can a neighbor interfere?
jon357 74 | 22,060
24 Jan 2014 #399
Don't be silly, Zimmy.

The constitution, legal code or common law of a country specifies the hierarchy of courts. That's why my country doesnt allow Christians to keep slaves and your country doesn't allow traditional native American punishments.
rozumiemnic 8 | 3,854
24 Jan 2014 #400
the imposition of sharia law in host countries is a very real issue
szczecinianin 4 | 320
24 Jan 2014 #401
Not really. The guy's a nutter with little support among Muslims in the UK.
jon357 74 | 22,060
24 Jan 2014 #402
That isn't the 'imposition of Sharia law', Roz. Nor is Anhem Choudry representative of anything other than himself.
f stop 25 | 2,503
24 Jan 2014 #403
the imposition of sharia law in host countries is a very real issue

Then fight for separation of church and state. Across the board.
jon357 74 | 22,060
24 Jan 2014 #404
That makes a lot of sense, fstop. The French are particularly good at keeping the two separate despite much lobbying from religious people.
rozumiemnic 8 | 3,854
24 Jan 2014 #405
i liked this pic a lot from that rally...i did have a really good set of pics but cannot seem to find them.
ZIMMY 6 | 1,601
24 Jan 2014 #406
rozumiemnic:the imposition of sharia law in host countries is a very real issue
Then fight for separation of church and state. Across the board.

Unlike lefties I don't believe that all cultures are equal in (their) values. Problems are inevitable when an extreme value of the immigrant culture is in conflict with laws and customs of the host country.

From roz's link:
"By 2050, Britain will be a majority Muslim country. "It will be the end of freedom of democracy and submission to God. We don't believe in democracy, as soon as they have authority, Muslims should implement Sharia. This is what we're trying to teach people."
rozumiemnic 8 | 3,854
24 Jan 2014 #407
oooh found the link dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2523658/Muslim-campaigners-protest-sale-alcohol-popular-East-London-area.html

well ok zimmy but you have quoted Anjem Choudhary i think and as jon and szcz pointed out, he does not have mainstream muslim support
Crow 154 | 9,004
24 Jan 2014 #408
Poland France

eu
ZIMMY 6 | 1,601
24 Jan 2014 #409
Support seems to grow for some of these nutter Muslim clerics. As to the relatively small size of followers, isn't that how Adolph Schicklgruber started?

Can these figures be true? Hard to believe:

themuslimissue.wordpress.com/2012/09/26/muslims-are-core-welfare-exploiters-but-the-government-keeps-importing-more/

From the link: " Roughly on average 60-70% of the entire nations welfare payouts in Sweden appear to go to Muslims. Muslims make up 5% of the total population.

In Britain in 2012 75% of all Muslim women are unemployed while 50% of all Muslim men are unemployed. Muslims are also more on sick leave more than anyone else, with 24% of females and 21% of males claiming a disability. What exactly does this mean money-wise? It means that out of 5 million Muslims living in Britain (according to 2012 claims), 4.25 million Muslims, or 85% are living off tax payers.
f stop 25 | 2,503
24 Jan 2014 #410
ok, let the paranoia reign then and lets assemble all the gods' armies
jon357 74 | 22,060
24 Jan 2014 #411
That's a creepy website that you've got those 'statistics' from, and I very much doubt they're accurate.
rozumiemnic 8 | 3,854
24 Jan 2014 #412
Can these figures be true? Hard to believe:

indeed
szczecinianin 4 | 320
25 Jan 2014 #413
In Britain in 2012 75% of all Muslim women are unemployed while 50% of all Muslim men are unemployed. Muslims are also more on sick leave more than anyone else, with 24% of females and 21% of males claiming a disability. What exactly does this mean money-wise?

It means that someone with something against Muslims has pulled a set of statistics out of his arse-crack.
milky 13 | 1,656
25 Jan 2014 #414
[quote=ZIMMY]Unlike lefties I don't believe that all cultures are equal in (their) values.
Do you support the free market?
Are Jeffrey Sachs and Milton Friedman lefties? Was the Shock therapy in Poland a plan of the left?

As for Blair's government allowing the new EU members in ,well!
Former Conservative Prime Minister Sir John Major today suggested that Labour leader Tony Blair was more right wing than him.

At the end of the Second World War there were work shortages in Europe and labour shortages in Britain. The government began looking for immigrants.

Legislation had allowed people from the Empire and Commonwealth unhindered rights to enter Britain because they carried a British passport.

Under political pressure, the government legislated three times in less than a decade to make immigration for non-white people harder and harder. By 1972, legislation meant that a British passport holder born overseas could only settle in Britain if they, firstly, had a work permit and, secondly, could prove that a parent or grandparent had been born in the UK. (Was this legalization introduced by the right?)

news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/static/in_depth/uk/2002/race/short_history_of_immigration.stm

Immigration policy seems to be driven by profit / the free-market and short-sightedness and the opportunistic ambitions of the power that be. The political parties swing to the left or right depending on what the spin-doctors prescribe for electoral victory. Whatever slogan works, remember Peter Griffiths.
ZIMMY 6 | 1,601
25 Jan 2014 #415
Do you support the free market?

The free-er the better.

Are Jeffrey Sachs and Milton Friedman lefties? Was the Shock therapy in Poland a plan of the left?

You probably 'feel' your'e making some sense here but you are not. By the way, I (briefly) met Milton Friedman.

The constitution, legal code or common law of a country specifies the hierarchy of courts.

In this "politically correct" western world, we'll see how that pans out.

rozumiemnic:the imposition of sharia law in host countries is a very real issue
Then fight for separation of church and state. Across the board.

Do you really believe there is a big problem with that issue in western worlds? Lefties seem to but most 'normal' people don't.
Typical lefty deflection is attempting to compare Sharia Law with Christian society. It's part of the 'all cultures are equal' tenets that lefties adhere to.

someone with something against Muslims has pulled a set of statistics out of his arse-crack.

Do you have the correct statistics? Your belief doesn't mean much unless you show some counter-proof. Hope you do.
I'm still waiting for someone to specifically address the issue of Sharia Law in host countries. If a male spouse is beating his wife and a neighbor sees it, does that neighbor have to respect the rights provided under Sharia Law?
Wulkan - | 3,187
25 Jan 2014 #416
Wulkan:milky:
Would you have a problem with Catholics Nigerian coming to Poland to help deal with the shrinking population?

Religion is only one factor of the culture
answer please? Catholics Nigerian? yes or no?

You want me to answer if I would like Poland to open the boarders for Nigerian catholics which is more than 50 million? If I wanted Poland to get kicked out of EU that would surely do the job but I'm more than sure there are less drastic moves to achieve that :-)
rozumiemnic 8 | 3,854
25 Jan 2014 #417
If a male spouse is beating his wife and a neighbor sees it, does that neighbor have to respect the rights provided under Sharia Law?

no he/she does not have to, it is all scaremongering and sensationalism, the law of the land is the law of the land.
nonetheless vigilante sharia groups taking the law into their own hands is a very real danger - for example someone of my aquaintance was in East London when she was set upon and beaten up but about six guys who told her to stay away from the area in future. OK I daresay she was turning tricks or attempting to score heroin but that is not really the point, it is scary and real.
jon357 74 | 22,060
25 Jan 2014 #418
If a male spouse is beating his wife and a neighbor sees it, does that neighbor have to respect the rights provided under Sharia Law?

They do not, any more than they have to respect customs of any religious group that break the law of the land. Don't be so paranoid.
ZIMMY 6 | 1,601
25 Jan 2014 #419
it is all scaremongering and sensationalism,

Evidently not as you continue with.........

.....vigilante sharia groups taking the law into their own hands is a very real danger - for example someone of my aquaintance was in East London when she was set upon and beaten up

Seems like you are fighting with 'what you want to believe vs what reality is telling you'.
Don't forget all those Muslim riots in Paris where hundreds of cars got vandalized. It's a growing problem not to be ignored.
jon357 74 | 22,060
25 Jan 2014 #420
Muslim riots

Do you think religion was the motivation for those riots? After all, riots are not unknown in France.

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