"Refugee" drives a truck into Christmas market in Berlin, kills 12 people

[laughing dog]

The problem is while there are many real refugees, there were not strict check for background and ID which are available on many of their former country websites. Thus a few fakes came in. Those who are criminal should be deported even if their own country doesn't want them back. They refused to comply to the host country laws which is entitled to reasonably remove those who are a risk to public order and security and are not citizens.

A few fakes? It looks like at least 50% fake, probably a lot more than that.

How do you arrive on your estimate of a minimum of 50% are fake?

 

[laughing dog]

Speaking of Gauck, he was recently snubbed by a Muslim girl who refused to shake his hand.

If she hates German society and customs so much, why doesn't she go back to an islamic country?

Is there a link to a disinterested source reporting her reasons(s or is this another one of your "conclusions" masquerading as fact?

 

[J842P]

Speaking of Gauck, he was recently snubbed by a Muslim girl who refused to shake his hand.

If she hates German society and customs so much, why doesn't she go back to an islamic country?

Is there a link to a disinterested source reporting her reasons(s or is this another one of your "conclusions" masquerading as fact?

This is pretty common among Muslim women, especially if they are wearing conservative Muslim dress. It's like making the assumption that a observant Mormon doesn't drink alcohol. Yeah, sure, you don't know, but it's a reasonable to assume they do not drink alcohol due to a religious objection.

 

[laughing dog]

Is there a link to a disinterested source reporting her reasons(s or is this another one of your "conclusions" masquerading as fact?

This is pretty common among Muslim women, especially if they are wearing conservative Muslim dress. It's like making the assumption that a observant Mormon doesn't drink alcohol. Yeah, sure, you don't know, but it's a reasonable to assume they do not drink alcohol due to a religious objection.

There is nothing about observing a religious custom that implies one hates the secular society one lives in. There is no rational reason to conclude this woman hates German society or German customs because she does not want to shake hands with the current President of Germany or that she ought to move back to an islamic country? For Derec knows, she may have been born in Gemany or France or Albania.

 

[J842P]

This is pretty common among Muslim women, especially if they are wearing conservative Muslim dress. It's like making the assumption that a observant Mormon doesn't drink alcohol. Yeah, sure, you don't know, but it's a reasonable to assume they do not drink alcohol due to a religious objection.

There is nothing about observing a religious custom that implies one hates the secular society one lives in. There is no rational reason to conclude this woman hates German society or German customs because she does not want to shake hands with the current President of Germany or that she ought to move back to an islamic country? For Derec knows, she may have been born in Gemany or France or Albania.

With that I agree. My point is that clearly this is what Derec meant. He is trying to imply being an observantly religious person means hating Germany. Of course, I'm sure he doesn't feel that way about observant Catholic nuns...

 

[Don2 (Don1 Revised)]

When Gauck reached the Muslim girl, who was wearing a hijab, he reached his hand out to her – and she responded by placing her hand on her heart and bowing.

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Why wouldn’t she shake hands?

For many people the handshake is pretty commonplace. You do it when you say hello and when you say goodbye, your handshake might be judged and, similarly, you may judge someone based on their handshake.

But for many Muslims, especially those who are more religiously conservative, shaking hands isn’t that straightforward.
There are a few different reasons why Muslims – both men and women – may not shake hands with someone.

Mainly, some followers believe that women should never come into physical contact with ‘non-mehrams’ – men who are not related to them by marriage or blood.

So it’s a gender thing?

Usually, but not necessarily.

For example, some traditional Shias and even some Sunni followers believe they’re not supposed to come into contact with any non-Muslims, male or female.

Is it just Muslims who believe this?

No, Orthodox Judaism teaches something similar – that it is ‘Shomer Negiah’ to physically touch a non-relative of the opposite sex.

What do people do instead of shaking hands?

In such situations, women will often respond to an extended hand by smiling, placing their hand on their heart and bowing in humility instead – which is what this German teenager did.

It’s just another way of showing respect to the person you’re meeting, without having to come into physical contact with them.

http://metro.co.uk/2016/12/20/musli...nts-hand-but-heres-why-6334376/#ixzz4UwHmGTNx

Does anyone remember how conservative panties were all twisted when Obama went to some Middle Eastern countries and bowed to their diplomats and leaders?

Remember the conservative outrage because bowing allegedly meant he was subservient?

In this case, though, they changed the lie around by pretending she didn't bow and put her hand to her heart.

It's intentional propaganda.

 

[Warpoet]

If she hates German society and customs so much, why doesn't she go back to an islamic country?

Why should she? Nobody is under any obligation to shake someone else's hand. And as others have pointed out, there are Jews who don't shake hands either. But you're just out to grind your bigoted axe as usual and logic doesn't factor in.

Oh, really, just shut the fuck up. How empty and unfulfilling is your life that you spend your free time patrolling hate sites digging up shit like this?