That's exactly what they are doing. That's why Hungary is building their fence for example - to stem the tide of invaders.
No, they're doing it to stop illegal immigration. There is a difference between illegal immigration and invasion.
I.e. it muzzles people who criticize this latest Islamic invasion.
No, it doesn't. It is not against the law to criticize any group or event. Try again.
But more recently against people critical of Islam.
So what? That is just the way the law works. It is applied evenly across the board. If you're a radical imam that denies the holocaust and who says that gay people should be thrown off buildings; then you can be charged. And if you're a white racist who refers to muslim immigrants as trash who need to be violently thrown out, then you can be charged too.
That is exactly what is happening - he is being prosecuted (or rather persecuted) for calling so-called "migrants" cattle and filth.
Yes. Because it is
against the fucking law. What's your point? I don't see any issue here; just the authorities of a country following the letter of the law; a law meant to protect minority groups from hatred.
On the other hand, people like this don't have anything to fear from European useful idiots.
First of all, that obviously isn't in Germany, so why are you bringing it up to contrast with a German case?
Secondly, there's actually nothing illegal in that picture. One is allowed to expression opinions like that, however vile.
Thirdly, muslims ARE in fact arrested and prosecuted (in the Netherlands for sure) the same as white people for inciting hatred and violence under the same type of laws
Edit: As Jokodo pointed out, it might be the case that some of the people in that picture *were* in fact charged for inciting hatred and violence against non-muslims (although it's not what he was eventually sentenced for). I'm not entirely sure that's the case since the sign references the Netherlands, not Belgium (and the guy mentioned was the leader of Sharia4Belgium), but it's definitely possible. It wouldn't have been just for carrying these signs around though.