How do Greeks live with themselves

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

Out of Lisbon I think there aren't any more Mosques with that purpose. There are more synagogues and more Jewish influence than Moorish/Muslim in my country.

There's only one in Portugal that's active, it is that one. Sporting Ultras (your team) from Grupo 1143 love to have fun around it by the way, the other day there was two pigs head at the door

[Lek]

There's only one in Portugal that's active, it is that one. Sporting Ultras (your team) from Grupo 1143 love to have fun around it by the way, the other day there was two pigs head at the door :laugh:

Thats very civilised.

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

Thats very civilised.

To be honest I am surprised how they haven't burned down the entire place yet. Specially after the leader of that Mosque became a media sensation in here 3 years ago for beating his Afghan wife nearly to death.



It shocked a lot of people in here but not me, I already know what to expect from Islamic subhumanism. 100% support to people who take action agaisnt it.

[Lek]

To be honest I am surprised how they haven't burned down the entire place yet. Specially after the leader of that Mosque became a media sensation in here 3 years ago for beating his Afghan wife nearly to death.



It shocked a lot of people in here but not me, I already know what to expect from Islamic subhumanism. 100% support to people who take action agaisnt it.

Makes more sense now. Should of rather gone after him but hes probably miserable as it is.

[catgeorge]

We definitely do not like it.

[JohnSmith]

Yes, they have been compensated and then some by Brussels, and they can live with this historical loss now that they are Germany's dhimmis.

Remember...without EU subsidy (White supremacy) Greece is no different from Tunisia, economy wise. (Tourism, olive oil, etc)

Greece has surely benefited from white privilege in ways non-whites could never attain. Their European cousins loaned Greece over 300 billions EUROs. They would be Venezuela without their white peers helping them.

[Thanas Django]

There are two directions this thread is taking and here are my thoughts on this matter.

The Muslims and Cultural Marxists who are trying to portray Greece as a shithole that gets saved because of the skin colour of its inhabitants:

@JohnSmith: Even if your country the U.S.A is "the leader of the free world" and "a military superpower" you still have hundreds of thousands of your compatriots living in abject poverty, you still have drug crime and gun violence that is far far higher than whatever you can find anywhere in Greece and you won't find USA's "inner city thug life" here. Comparing it to Venezuela is unfair, unwarranted and only serves to trivialise your own marxist agenda which I disagree with. You should come visit Greece, will find it safer and cleaner than what you are used to in your downtown Detroit and Chicago e.t.c

@Wadaad: Tynisia may have certain similarities with Greece, but also tons of differences. Greek population for example is shrinking whilst Tynisian population is booming. Greece is situated right next to their arch enemies, whilst Tynisia is surrounded by more or less friendly nations that share the same religion and similar culture. If skin colour was funding Greece, then why aren't all the Balkans and the Baltics also funded?

@The Portugese Architecture Boys

@Viriato: I visited your country extensively throughout my 4 year stay in Spain. I appreciated lots of things there, and I am aware of the monuments and buildings you can find in cities like Lisbon and Coimbra. However, the general architecture of your country which you find in churches, train stations e.t.c is bathroom tiles with motifs on walls.

e.g. this church in Porto

@Lavrentis: Έλα ρε Κρητικέ που έννα μου πουλήσεις τζιαι πνεύμα. Αραπόφατσα του καπαμά. lol

[Laberia]

Doctor Tsipuro aka Django number five:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EK_LN3XEcnw

[Kamal900]

And yet, the Turks here want to claim to be part of Europe by joining the EU. 99% of all the cities that Turks today inhabit in Anatolia are founded by Greeks. There's nothing authentic about Turkey.

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

@Viriato: I visited your country extensively throughout my 4 year stay in Spain. I appreciated lots of things there, and I am aware of the monuments and buildings you can find in cities like Lisbon and Coimbra. However, the general architecture of your country which you find in churches, train stations e.t.c is bathroom tiles with motifs on walls.

You could have lived in Spain for 30 years for all that I care, you're still ignorant because you can't even understand that those are azulejos not freaking bathroom tiles. They are authentic works of art.



And with that said, you're clearly didn't go out of Porto. 99% of the churches in here do not have any motifs on walls outside.

You're more likely to find something like Mosteiro da Batalha or Santa Sé.