Dutch government approves burqa ban - Or Ordie trolls the Europeans

[Ordie]

I have a better idea: why not sending those oppressed and offended people to the US where you would tolerate and feed them instead of us (guess how many of those burqa wearing women and bearded men find a job)...wonder how long it would the US before following the dutch example?

I don't care.
People have a God given right to wear whatever they want.

[brokenclog]

I have a better idea: why not sending those oppressed and offended people to the US where you would tolerate and feed them instead of us (guess how many of those burqa wearing women and bearded men find a job)...wonder how long it would the US before following the dutch example?

I'd applaud this, and even go as far as sending a letter to my political party of choice to ask for a fair swap with US Mexicans. These folks know what working hard means, they have an interesting culture (the food alone..) and their women are hot as hell. I'm sure those folks will fit in lovely.

[brokenclog]

I don't care.
People have a God given right to wear whatever they want.

So I can walk around naked in the US?

[The Kaiser Chief]

I'd applaud this, and even go as far as sending a letter to my political party of choice to ask for a fair swap with US Mexicans. These folks know what working hard means, they have an interesting culture (the food alone..) and their women are hot as hell. I'm sure those folks will fit in lovely.

100,000,000,000% with you bro! Guess you trade all the veiled wraiths for hot chicas, sounds good to me....ay papi ay !

[Mujo2000]

I have a better idea: why not sending those oppressed and offended people to the US where you would tolerate and feed them instead of us (guess how many of those burqa wearing women and bearded men find a job)...wonder how long it would the US before following the dutch example?

Guess what my Liberté, égalité, fraternité loving friend? They do find jobs here. They are entrepreneurs, doctors, professors, lawyers or just lowly taxi drivers. You know why? Because they can. They get a chance here. Are there misfits? Those would would like to fight the infidel? Yes there are. A vast majority though, are gaifully employed, law obiding citizens who want better lives for their families. Although the atmosphere towards muslims in the US since 9/11 has changed. Understandably to some degree. So yes, US has taken them in. Will keep taking them in.

[kalerab]

If that is the case, why do they have a single currency and open borders with each other?

Not all of EU is part of Schengent agreement and only several countries from that have single currency which is now in pretty big crisis if you haven´t noticed. God knows if it will survive and if yes in what form.

All of those states have their own national laws, internationaly recognized national borders, national minorities and majority et cetera. EU is confederacy at best, not federation.

[b0sco]

Burqa wearing doctors and lawyers in Europe? That's a new one.

[kalerab]

We tend to invade countries will good food.

That actually explaines why you revolted against Brits.

[Laworkerbee]

I don't care.
People have a God given right to wear whatever they want.

God grants rights in Europe? This is news to me, I was under the impression God turned his back on Europe and they to him.

[brokenclog]

Burqa wearing doctors and lawyers in Europe? That's a new one.

We had one lawyer walking around in Hijab for a while. I believe the bar association suspended him for human trafficking or something. Guy was also batsh1t insane.

[The Kaiser Chief]

Guess what my Liberté, égalité, fraternité loving friend? They do find jobs here. They are entrepreneurs, doctors, professors, lawyers or just lowly taxi drivers. You know why? Because they can. They get a chance here. Are there misfits? Those would would like to fight the infidel? Yes there are. A vast majority though, are gaifully employed, law obiding citizens who want better lives for their families. Although the atmosphere towards muslims in the US since 9/11 has changed. Understandably to some degree. So yes, US has taken them in. Will keep taking them in.

As said before, we get the chicas and you get the veiled ones....seems a good trade to me, I guess no European here disagrees. But please do not tell me about the freedom-fries sh!t in the US, as it is one of the most homogenic and ostracizing societies in the west, where everything that does not fit into Foxnews-stars´nstripes-mainstream is blackballed right away.
We do not want to work and pay taxes for people who hate us, that seem legit to me and to most European compatriots as well I think. Wearing the burqa is a hate statement like wearing a swastika and we do not want to have those things here since we are fed up with this as we tolerated it for a long time already.

[muck]

I don't care.
People have a God given right to wear whatever they want.

You're discriminating against the atheists. You Fascist cunt.

[Mujo2000]

As said before, we get the chicas and you get the veiled ones....seems a good trade to me, I guess no European here disagrees. But please do not tell me about the freedom-fries sh!t in the US, as it is one of the most homogenic and ostracizing societies in the west, where everything that does not fit into Foxnews-stars´nstripes-mainstream is blackballed right away.
We do not want to work and pay taxes for people who hate us, that seem legit to me and to most European compatriots as well I think. Wearing the burqa is a hate statement like wearing a swastika and we do not want to have those things here since we are fed up with this as we tolerated it for a long time already.

Ease up there buddy. This is a big country with 312 million people living here. How the sh!t did you come up with that statement? Most homogenic? What? Less Tee Vee, more travely. It would help you. Same as it would help some American members here on the forum who lump all of Europe together.
How does it represent hate if a woman walks around in a burqa? what does she do? Attack other people? stops them from doing, what?
When you find a way to deport French citizens for "un-Frenchnes", then do it. I would bet that most of them are French citizens, and not immigrants who just came to France. I would also venture to say, that there are more burqa wearing women in France since you passed your law, than there were before.

[Corrupt]

If that is the case, why do they have a single currency and open borders with each other?

You are aware that Europe, the EU, the Eurozone and the Schengen Area are not interchangable terms right?

[The Kaiser Chief]

Ease up there buddy. This is a big country with 312 million people living here. How the sh!t did you come up with that statement? Most homogenic? What? Less Tee Vee, more travely. It would help you. Same as it would help some American members here on the forum who lump all of Europe together.
How does it represent hate if a woman walks around in a burqa? what does she do? Attack other people? stops them from doing, what?
When you find a way to deport French citizens for "un-Frenchnes", then do it. I would bet that most of them are French citizens, and not immigrants who just came to France. I would also venture to say, that there are more burqa wearing women in France since you passed your law, than there were before.

Sorry, but I deal with the US and Americans quite often, and many educated Americans complain as well about the lack of original opinion formation and discussion culture as well...once you have an opinion that diverts slightly from the mainstream you are branded "fascist", "communist", "liberal" etc., at least I do not see any reason for a superiority complex on that one in comparison to Europe ; but that´s now a totally different story and depends on the individual point of view and relevant individual experience as well.

A burqa worn in Afghanistan is a traditional afghan-islamic garment and part of the mainstream over there, but a burqa worn in Europe is a offence against all other people who do not stick to the literal interpretation of the quran (that includes liberal muslims as well btw). It is a subtle yet clear message. Yet in modern Turkey, before Erdogan took power, the islamic veil was banned from the public sphere as well. Why do you think that was?