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Arabs in France riot in support for Hamas [W:9, W:76]

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France - Clashes erupt in Paris as thousands march to support Palestinians - France 24

Clashes erupted in Paris Sunday as thousands protested against Israel and in support of residents of the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip, where almost a week of Israeli air strikes in response to Hamas rocket attacks have left at least 166 Palestinians dead.
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No wonder France is one of the most antisemetic countries in Europe.

Those barbarians actualy tried to storm synagoges!!!!!!!!!

Can you imagine what headlines it would make arround the world if a bunch of fascist Arab thugs would attempt to storm a synagoge here in Germany!!!????

And when it happens in France, everyone just looks away!

I wonder how long the French will put up with this?! They dont seem to care about being one of the most antisemetic countries in Europe and forgot the massacre of jewish kids in Toulouse seemingly fast.
 
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This is what PC diversity and tolerance looks like.
 
WCH said:
This is what PC diversity and tolerance looks like.
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Considering this involves people trying to kill other people for their beliefs, this is the exact opposite of what tolerance looks like. Religion does sure seem to be a large source of intolerance world wide though, doesn't it?
 
The German said:
France - Clashes erupt in Paris as thousands march to support Palestinians - France 24

No wonder France is one of the most antisemetic countries in Europe.
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Debatable.....

Those barbarians actualy tried to storm synagoges!!!!!!!!!
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And the other barbarians are bombing women and children... just saying..

Can you imagine what headlines it would make arround the world if a bunch of fascist Arab thugs would attempt to storm a synagoge here in Germany!!!????
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About the same.. pretty much ignored everywhere but Israel and the US.

And when it happens in France, everyone just looks away!
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Hardly, Americans and Israel wont ..

I wonder how long the French will put up with this?! They dont seem to care about being one of the most antisemetic countries in Europe and forgot the massacre of jewish kids in Toulouse seemingly fast.
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Yea just as fast as the world media ignored the 3 murdered in Kansas at a Jewish center by a right wing anti-Semite..... oh no, it is only "alleged" because it happened in the US and was in a red state and by a white man..

Listen I aint defending these morons one bit, but the anti-Semitic card is being used far too often by certain people just because it involves Israel and its policies.
 

I did not have the impression that everyone looked away. I mean, it is on France24....

And in Germany? It would get the same kind of notice.
If the thugs were Germans, like sometimes happens, now then! But if they were Arabs?

On the other hand, it would be interesting to see how the German media reacted, if the Muslim population erupted in support of anything. That would cause really vicious backlash against the minority.
 
Arabs target jews everytime Israel does stuff.

Israel and Palestine negotiations break down? Arabs riot in the streets, jews get hurt.
Israel bombs gaza? Arabs riot, jews get hurt.
Israel eats a cake? Arabs riot, jews get hurt.
(not always just jews but usually they're targetted)

Now the big elephant in the room is that the reason arabs target jews in their riots is because Israel claims to represent all jews. Not just israelites. So it's the "jewish state" and all jews are sort-of kinda under Israel's umbrella. And ofc, the arab league does the same with arabs. All arabs are sort-of kind-of under the arab leagues' umbrella. So when one faction does stuff to another faction, what do you know, civil strife exists elsewhere. It's a ripple effect.

If Israel stopped saying that it represents all jews, maybe some of this collateral impact wouldn't exist. Or maybe it would none-the-less.

Now ofc, this is just one side. Ofc individually each jewish person is not to blame. And ofc, whatever Israel does shouldnt' reflect on them because in reality, all jews don't "belong" to Israel anymore than all russians "belong" to Russia as Putin would have you believe. That's just ethnic nationalism speaking instead of reason. But you know, it is an ethnic conflict over there and it's spilling over here. And everywhere where it can really.

The more imminent issue is that indeed, as things are today, arabs are without hesitation, attacking jews in the streets and in synagogues because this is the way they behave. It doesn't matter anymore if Israel or Hamas is in the right or in the wrong. It's not about who started the fight or why it started. It is as it is. And like those 3 jews that got killed in that museum in Brussels by a returning jihadist from Syria, and like now in France, and like many other occasions that have happened and will happen with increasing regularity, it seems that the multi-culti experiment has more fallout than benefit.
 
RabidAlpaca said:
Considering this involves people trying to kill other people for their beliefs, this is the exact opposite of what tolerance looks like. Religion does sure seem to be a large source of intolerance world wide though, doesn't it?
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Frances's immigration policies have led to the surge in Arab minorities overrunning and in many cases conquering entire sections of the country. [see current and future America]

Yes sadly, organized religion has been and will continue to be a source of strife throughout the world. Such is the battle of good and evil but, sometimes it's hard to tell who is what
 
RabidAlpaca said:
Considering this involves people trying to kill other people for their beliefs, this is the exact opposite of what tolerance looks like. Religion does sure seem to be a large source of intolerance world wide though, doesn't it?
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I think he was trying to be sarcastic. Multi-culti doesn't work. It's failing in many aspects and the cult of multi-culti (multi-culti is what I call pseudo multiculturalism, false multiculturalism that is what we have as policy today in Europe, while real multiculturalism is ignored or shunned) cannot be allowed to fall in politicians' view.
 

And your suggestion is what? We deny muslim immigrants entry? If we start discriminating against someone because of their religion, how much different are we than these intolerant ****s doing the exact same thing?

I'm not saying we should grant every vagabond immigrant who lands on our shores entry, but this is not a failure of tolerance. If the muslims want to rise up and attack people, then the riot police need to knock them the **** down. We have a rule of law for a reason.

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Moderator's Warning:
Thread moved to the ME Forum. Please note that ML is now in effect.

http://www.debatepolitics.com/middle-east/99774-me-forum-martial-law-concordance.html
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I guess I missed the part where France was moved to the middle east. It's more of a discussion of western multiculturalism than it is of middle eastern politics.
 
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RabidAlpaca said:
I guess I missed the part where France was moved to the middle east. It's more of a discussion of western multiculturalism than it is of middle eastern politics.
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Moderator's Warning:
Please don't quote a mod box RabidAlpaca, if you have any questions/concerns feel free to PM myself or another Mod and we will be happy to address them for you. If you open the OP link used for the discussion you will see that the majority of the commentary is specific to the I/P current escalations. Along with post #4 and #6 in the thread where there are discussions relating specifically to the conflict (which are not allowed outside of the ME Forum), the thread has been correctly moved to the ME Forum as per the Forum Rules.
 
PeteEU said:
Listen I aint defending these morons one bit, but the anti-Semitic card is being used far too often by certain people just because it involves Israel and its policies.
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Case closed.

Your also an antisemite.
 
RabidAlpaca said:
Considering this involves people trying to kill other people for their beliefs, this is the exact opposite of what tolerance looks like. Religion does sure seem to be a large source of intolerance world wide though, doesn't it?
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Actually, I do not think that religions hold a singularity on intolerance. Only because they are so wide spread it makes them seem so. But most ideologies and moralists are at least as bad, I have found.
 
joG said:
Actually, I do not think that religions hold a singularity on intolerance. Only because they are so wide spread it makes them seem so. But most ideologies and moralists are at least as bad, I have found.
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Well it's both. The Torah, the Bible and the Quran are all chock full of explicit calls for violence against non-believers. End users of the religion will modify and morph it to fit their own personal world view, which will either make it more or less tolerant, but intolerance is a core tenant of all three Abrahamaic religions.

The German said:
Case closed.


Your also an antisemite.
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I too think you're jumping the gun a bit calling Pete an anti-semite. (He may be, but not based on anything he's said here)

Unlike most of the western hemisphere, I don't think the Israeli government ****s rainbows, and that doesn't really make me anti-jew.
 

Funny to think that cultures couldn't live side by side. For the most part it seems to work okay in many cities I have been to. Sure there are frictions. But what would you expect from humans? The frictions in Europe from the Middle Ages into the 20ies were pretty bad but mostly not between cultures unless communists and SA or Luther and the Catholics made Germany multi-culti for instance.
 
I support the right of anyone to demonstrate peacefully against whatever cause they deem important to them. For the most part the Paris demonstration was peaceful. I absolutely condemn the handful of barbarians who decided to become violent at the end of the demonstration by attacking synagogues. There are no words for how despicable they are. Arabs AND non Arabs. Make no mistake here, they were not all Muslim.
 
The German said:
Case closed.

Your also an antisemite.
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Wow. Really? Doesn't take much for you, does it? Criticism of the Israeli government is not antisemitism. I think Israel's military response is often disproportionate and results in many civilian deaths. I guess I must hate Jews too, huh?
 
Arcana XV said:
Wow. Really? Doesn't take much for you, does it? Criticism of the Israeli government is not antisemitism. I think Israel's military response is often disproportionate and results in many civilian deaths. I guess I must hate Jews too, huh?
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Sorry but, what those French Jews have to do with Israeli government?
Making objective criticism to Israeli government is not anti-semitism at all, but that's not the case. (referring to what happened in France)
 
PeteEU said:
Listen I aint defending these morons one bit, but the anti-Semitic card is being used far too often by certain people just because it involves Israel and its policies.
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Not half as much as the "you-people-keep-calling-everyone-you-don't-like-anti-semitic" card.
 
Hyena said:
Sorry but, what those French Jews have to do with Israeli government?
Making objective criticism to Israeli government is not anti-semitism at all, but that's not the case. (referring to what happened in France)
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Eh, scusa ma.... I'm not exactly sure what you think this response has to do with what I said in the post you quoted. I was talking to The German about his characterization of Pete EU as an anti-semite.
 
PeteEU said:
LOL are you saying that because someone is critical of Israeli policies then they are anti-Semite?
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"LOL" you have your causality backwards.
 
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Thats quite a big handful...

How many Arab states allow Jews to live as full citizens?... thats a handful.. maybe None..
 
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