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Well that depends. Does s/he come from a country known for its current religious extremism? Does s/he follow a religion that espouses violence? How about m
by AckSyn 10y ago
Well that depends. Does s/he come from a country known for its current religious extremism? Does s/he follow a religion that espouses violence? How about massive cultural differences, including violence?
And the biggest one is is s/he willing to conform to the country they'll be moving to and assimilate to your country's culture etc?
Those are pretty damn big reasons to not let someone in.
- pjmlp 10y agoYou mean like the biggest religion we have in Europe has done in the last 2000 years? Do you need examples?
- AckSyn 10y agoAre you seriously going to try to equate the most extreme differences in culture, religion, and modern history of violence from muslims to something that happened several hundred years ago?
- pjmlp 10y agoYes, it wasn't different in any way and still happens nowadays. Apparently you weren't born during Balkan wars.
- AckSyn 10y agoand most of the world has moved away from the barbarous ways of the past. Do you find it acceptable to tolerate that kind of behavior these days? Because I have news for you. It won't end well if we tolerate their intolerances, violence, and backward religious culture of oppression.
- pjmlp 10y agoIncluding by those that belong to the biggest religion in Europe, and use the name of God to justify war, crime, corruption, paedophile, forced conversion, support for dictatorships, state police and many other actions that just shame all kinds of religions.