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I don't pay very much attention to goings-on in Sweden but just to make sure we have our causality straight here: how far into their mass migration did these bo
by adamrezich 5y ago
I don't pay very much attention to goings-on in Sweden but just to make sure we have our causality straight here: how far into their mass migration did these book-burnings begin, and how was integration doing before that? (seeing as how you're blaming book-burning—which, without examining things further, I assume to be a political stunt distastefully attempting to make a point/draw attention to the issue—for the integration difficulties.)
- anamax 5y agoIt's not okay to disrespect some religions but it is acceptable, praiseworthy even, to disrespect others. That will end well.
- Gnob 5y ago>That will end well. I don't think people care when you start disrespecting their religion. I would love to hear any scientific / fruitful / reasonable discussions about why my religion is invalid if you got any, but mere mockery? I am sure that will end well.
- anamax 5y ago> I don't think people care when you start disrespecting their religion. That depends on the people, or is it the religion? > I would love to hear any scientific / fruitful / reasonable discussions about why my religion is invalid if you got any Not relevant to my point.
- Gnob 5y ago> That depends on the people, or is it the religion? Not sure what you mean, can you elaborate?
- anamax 5y agoIn some instances, "disrespecting a religion" results in considerable uproar and even violence. Said uproar/violence is committed by people but I'm asking if the cause is the people or the religion.