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  1. gsa

    Charlie Hebdo cartoon on dead Syrian child sparks anger

    Nothing wrong with that, as long as you are ok with people expressing their "opinion" that Muslims are filthy and inhuman. Animals with dirty opinions, as you said. If you are not OK with that, you should probably revisit your choice of words.
  2. gsa

    Charlie Hebdo cartoon on dead Syrian child sparks anger

    Charlie Hebdo is not "inhuman," whatever that means. "One of the animals in CH" you say. You use this kind of dehumanizing language, and then you have the audacity to call CH "inhuman." Spare me.
  3. gsa

    Charlie Hebdo cartoon on dead Syrian child sparks anger

    I have no idea what you are trying to say.
  4. gsa

    Charlie Hebdo cartoon on dead Syrian child sparks anger

    To be specific, remaining/going wherever you want is of course your own business, subject to the laws of the places you want to go. You just said that you had no desire to live in a free country if it results in things like Charlie Hebdo. I then pointed out that if you are not ready for it...
  5. gsa

    Charlie Hebdo cartoon on dead Syrian child sparks anger

    All you are telling me is that you do not understand satire. The cartoon in question is in support of refugees. It is an anti-racist condemnation of European racism. I happen not to agree with it, because I think that European concerns over cultural integration are legitimate. In Europe my...
  6. gsa

    Charlie Hebdo cartoon on dead Syrian child sparks anger

    Yes it does. Glad that you are in agreement.
  7. gsa

    Charlie Hebdo cartoon on dead Syrian child sparks anger

    Probably. Actual cases at least. Reported cases are higher in the West of course.
  8. gsa

    Charlie Hebdo cartoon on dead Syrian child sparks anger

    Some traditionalist cultures make it much easier to rape women (and men; especially teenaged boys; so much for Islamic morals). You can ignore this all you like, the rest of us are not going to.
  9. gsa

    Charlie Hebdo cartoon on dead Syrian child sparks anger

    Yes. Have you actually read the coverage? Moroccans are way overrepresented among the Cologne rapists.
  10. gsa

    Charlie Hebdo cartoon on dead Syrian child sparks anger

    Yes, this is true. But only for now. They may downplay the cultural issues today, but tomorrow they'll deal with it. Which is why it is much better to address this now, before the solution is left to Europe's more...problematic side.
  11. gsa

    Charlie Hebdo cartoon on dead Syrian child sparks anger

    No, but there are countries that go by the names of Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia. I mean, is this your rebuttal? If you offer this weak sauce against the people who really want to do you in, you're screwed. All that I am saying is that Europe is not going to overlook their shared...
  12. gsa

    Charlie Hebdo cartoon on dead Syrian child sparks anger

    No, not all of them escaped. They're from Muslim cultures, although most are North African from what I have read. Sorry to be the one who has to point this out, but Muslims aren't blameless victims of European aggression, no matter how hard they try to make themselves appear that way. And no...
  13. gsa

    Charlie Hebdo cartoon on dead Syrian child sparks anger

    Sometimes the point of art is provocation. I have to give some credit to CH, this was provocative and illustrates the dueling poles of European political opinion on refugees.
  14. gsa

    Should Germany censor anti-migrant hate speech in light of Cologne provocative sexual assaults?

    What makes you say that?
  15. gsa

    Should Germany censor anti-migrant hate speech in light of Cologne provocative sexual assaults?

    Not doing bad, according, presumably, to the instructions set by the scholars yes? You can see why the rest of us would consider that a problem.
  16. gsa

    The dangers of migration

    Although it strangely would not seem to explain the fairly non-doctrinal rape of the inebriated young man. Regardless, why would European nations let in millions of refugees who have these difficulties with European norms? That's the policy question that people want to push under the rug and...
  17. gsa

    Should Germany censor anti-migrant hate speech in light of Cologne provocative sexual assaults?

    I think you should engage. There is a productive discussion to be had, but it requires accepting some legitimacy on the part of the liberal critique.
  18. gsa

    Should Germany censor anti-migrant hate speech in light of Cologne provocative sexual assaults?

    Well I am not prepared to abandon generalization in language altogether so that I may give credit to a political taxonomic system, particularly when I tried to make it clear that I was talking about a particular section of the left by explicitly referencing social privilege. If people want to...
  19. gsa

    Cologne Mayor accused of 'victim blaming'.

    I rather like this cartoon on the appropriate code of conduct that the mayor could be promoting. We've been assured by many conservative Muslims it will prevent rape in all societies:
  20. gsa

    Cologne Mayor accused of 'victim blaming'.

    But you see, they would face persecution if they did that. It is astounding really. I can understand that for something relatively minor (like putting false information down on an asylum application to boost your chances of approval, or petty shoplifting and the like). But sexual assault...
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