Austria bans burka

[Lucia]

You probably met North Africans Arabs/Berbers or Turks with darker pigment. Or even Arabs from Qatar, Syria, Iraq. Saudi Arabian Arabs are 90% burqa.

Nope, the scariest I met was some people selling fake perfumes.

[The Destroyer]

You probably met North Africans Arabs/Berbers or Turks with darker pigment. Or even Arabs from Qatar, Syria, Iraq. Saudi Arabian Arabs are 90% burqa.

Reci ovoj ustaškinji da je bolje da ne dolazi u Sarajevo ako joj se ne sviđa. Kakav si ti Sarajlija kad ne braniš svoj rodni grad od ovakvih negativnih komentara.

[Smitty]

I just mentioned that, if Christians treat Muslims in Christian-majority countries this way, OK, that's fine, I don't have a problem with it, but let's apply the same rules to the 49% Christian minority in Bosnia then.

But the Moslems in Austria are foreigners. Even if they're citizens, they're certainly not ethnic Austrians. That's different from restricting the religious rights of others of your own ethnicity who have every right to be in the country.

But go for it. If that's what Bosnia wants, I can live with it.

[dperucca]

Stupid whore, do you truly believe Austria's law is above the word of God?

Is it not true that your own religious texts prescribe compliance to the law of the land you live in?

[Vlatko Vukovic]

Reci ovoj ustaškinji da je bolje da ne dolazi u Sarajevo ako joj se ne sviđa. Kakav si ti Sarajlija kad ne braniš svoj rodni grad od ovakvih negativnih komentara.

Ona inače tvrdi da joj je bilo lijepo iskustvo u Sarajevu, koliko sam ja mogao shvatiti. Ne vidim šta ja to ima da branim? Ništa uvrijedljivo nisam vidio, tako da ne znam o čemu pričaš.

[Linebacker]

It only took them 5 years to take Eastern Europe example.

[Dandelion]

It only took them 5 years to take Eastern Europe example.

Hungary being one of the most noteworthy examples, their former compatriots.

[Arduti]

But the Moslems in Austria are foreigners. Even if they're citizens, they're certainly not ethnic Austrians. That's different from restricting the religious rights of others of your own ethnicity who have every right to be in the country.

But go for it. If that's what Bosnia wants, I can live with it.

If the government let them in, the government should ensure their rights.
Otherwise you can't even mention the word freedom.

And no citizen should have more power than another one.
Otherwise you can't even mention the word equality.

I'm ok with you being honest though, that freedom and equality do not matter to you.
But supremacy begets supremacy.
And Semitic races, as well as their ideological and religious companions, far outnumber you.
Good luck.

[Smitty]

If the government let them in, the government should ensure their rights.
Otherwise you can't even mention the word freedom.

And no citizen should have more power than another one.
Otherwise you can't even mention the word equality.

I'm ok with you being honest though, that freedom and equality do not matter to you.
But supremacy begets supremacy.
And Semitic races, as well as their ideological and religious companions, far outnumber you.
Good luck.

Freedom and equality matter to me - but not where Islam is concerned in Western lands. This is especially true in European ethnostates, where Islam represents not just a physical threat, but an existential one as well. Austria will not remain Austrian if Islam gains a foothold. Were I Austrian, I would set "freedom" aside for a moment to ensure that that does not happen.

EDIT: Interestingly, this only becomes an issue when Moslems are allowed in. Had they never been taken in in the first place, this catch-22 between freedom of religion and cultural preservation wouldn't be an issue. Just another point against multiculturalism in my opinion.

[Lucia]

Remove the headcover from all of your Virgin Mary idols
For your safety, of course.

I've never seen a Virgin Mary idol with a burqa