Is Europe Anti-Semitic and/or Anti-Islamic?

[Leningrad Union]

I think that Europe is both anti-Semitic and anti-Islamic.

Prove your claim.

Scandinavia seems like the most "friendly" place in Europe towards foreigners.

Prove your claim.
Also, what has "being a foreigner" got to do with "being Semitic or Muslim"?

I have dual citizenship with Sweden and everyone there is nice and tolerant. UK, Southern Europe and Eastern Europe seem the most racist in my opinion due to modern white nationalism and an attitude that screams, "STOP WHITE GENOCIDE!!111"
So NSG, what do you think?

Sauce or bullshit.

Go away

[The Genoese Cromanatum]

You are avoiding debating the whole point of his post by dissecting it and questioning specific parts of the post. Ergo, Strawman.

Not so. A strawman fallacy is when you claim your opponent said something he did not and then you dismantle it and claim victory.

Curse these outdated American textbooks.

[Fascist Russian Empire]

You clearly know next to nothing about the Islamic world. Nearly every single country in the Middle East and North Africa has criminalized homosexuality, punishable by death in several.

I was talking about jews

Newsflash! Jews can be homophobic too!

And last time I checked, Israel wasn't exactly a forerunner in LGBT rights.

[Helghast Imperial Republic]

500 million of different peoples,with different cultures, languages, attitude, way of thinking and we are ALL islamophobic and anti-semitic?
It would be like saying all Americans are fat,gun-lovers, bible's lovers, fanatic, arrogant and stupid and obviously Republican voters.

[Farnhamia]

Not so. A strawman fallacy is when you claim your opponent said something he did not and then you dismantle it and claim victory.

Curse these outdated American textbooks.

It's a poor workman who blames his tools.

[America Libertaria]

How can you blame them for being anti-Islamic when Muslims flood into the Europeans' countries and tell the Europeans to change their ways. There are even shariah courts in the UK for Christ's sake.

You have a problem with Beth Din courts as well?

Yes.

[Mushet]

Homophobia is rampant throughout the world, Islamic and not.

Sadly yes, but Muslims don't really face homophobia when they are the ones perpetrating it.

Muslims can face homophobia just like anybody else can, they don't all perpetuate it, and there are gay muslims too, they're not just a big hive mind y'know, they're people.

[Mefpan]

Prove your claim.


Prove your claim.
Also, what has "being a foreigner" got to do with "being Semitic or Muslim"?



Sauce or bullshit.

Go away

If you make a point on the internet or life in general (but especially on the internet, as that is where the vicious folk get really persistant about things) you are expected to defend it once someone contests it. Not drop to your knees, huddle up in a dark corner and go "LALALALALALALALALA I CAN'T HEAR YOU".

Please consider the fact that basing the entire point of a thread around shady claims backed by nothing but unproven personal experience is pretty much asking for people to lay down the metaphorical flak fire.

[Mushet]

You have a problem with Beth Din courts as well?

Yes.

Why?

[Mefpan]

Yes.

Why?

I'd reckon it's because religion is generally a bad thing to base matters of law around.

[Rubiconic Crossings V2 rev 1f]

Where are you from?

scotland

If I didn't love you so much I'd have to shout something about dirty sweaties...

[America Libertaria]

Yes.

Why?

There should be no form of religion in any form or government or court. Period.

[America Libertaria]

Why?

I'd reckon it's because religion is generally a bad thing to base matters of law around.

You read my mind.

[Mushet]

Why?

I'd reckon it's because religion is generally a bad thing to base matters of law around.

If 2 people agree to handle an issue pertaining to religious law why not opt to go do it in a religious court?

[Mushet]

Why?

There should be no form of religion in any form or government or court. Period.

Even a religious court for handling religious issues? That doesn't sound right.

[Mefpan]

I'd reckon it's because religion is generally a bad thing to base matters of law around.

If 2 people agree to handle an issue pertaining to religious law why not opt to go do it in a religious court?

Again, because religion is a bad way to deal with matters of law. I'd much rather if people chose the reasonable option, but I can't prevent people from making decisions I consider sub-optimal, no matter how much I'd like to.

[America Libertaria]

There should be no form of religion in any form or government or court. Period.

Even a religious court for handling religious issues? That doesn't sound right.

Religion doesn't tend to be fair.

[Risottia]

Explain yourself, or take a sabbatical in Definitionland.

You are avoiding debating the whole point of his post by dissecting it and questioning specific parts of the post. Ergo, Strawman.

Evidently you don't even know what a strawman is.
I guess the point is mine. Train to Definitionland leaves in three minutes from platform eight and e/pi, I'd catch it if I were you.

[Rubiconic Crossings V2 rev 1f]

You are avoiding debating the whole point of his post by dissecting it and questioning specific parts of the post. Ergo, Strawman.

Evidently you don't even know what a strawman is.
I guess the point is mine. Train to Definitionland leaves in three minutes from platform eight and e/pi, I'd catch it if I were you.

Wait...this guy is actually at a train station?

[Risottia]

Sauce or bullshit.

Go away

So no source, I see. Hm.
Who would have thought. Just some nationalistic rant in favour of one of your countries and against other countries.

[Risottia]

Evidently you don't even know what a strawman is.
I guess the point is mine. Train to Definitionland leaves in three minutes from platform eight and e/pi, I'd catch it if I were you.

Wait...this guy is actually at a train station?

He'd better be by now or the train will leave without him.

[Mushet]

Even a religious court for handling religious issues? That doesn't sound right.

Religion doesn't tend to be fair.

It's voluntary and deals with issues within the religion, in the UK that is.

[Rubiconic Crossings V2 rev 1f]

Wait...this guy is actually at a train station?

He'd better be by now or the train will leave without him.

I'm not convinced he knows what a train, let along a station, is...

[Mefpan]

Religion doesn't tend to be fair.

It's voluntary and deals with issues within the religion, in the UK that is.

Do religious courts have any advantage over secular ones? Do people really need to be dragged to some sort of court over perceived breech of some religious law that has no place in modern society?

[America Libertaria]

Religion doesn't tend to be fair.

It's voluntary and deals with issues within the religion, in the UK that is.

And it should end immediately. You should read what some religions believe and then come back to me. I'm a Christian but I don't want a Christian court.