Islamophobia in France and the French Far-Right

[@Eubonian]

Absolutely spot on. If you are allowed into a western developed country from a failed state, count your blessings and support your hosts' country. Or go home and sort your own mess out.

[@nas08uk]

Hmmm who was creating the mess in other people's countries in the first place, none other than you guys the western colonial monsters...you reap what you sow

[@alyu1129]

There is one key consideration upon which the government must base its decisions regarding Islam and Muslims in France or in any country. The question is this: Is it in the interests - societal, financial and security - of the French people to allow the continued entry of Muslims and Islam into France? Unless the answer is a clear yes, that is no need to agonize over it. The answer is quite clear actually and the government should proceed accordingly. All the above issues are a guilt peddler's tools of manipulation used in the service of THEIR people's, their Ummah's interests. Their purpose is to render the native people unable to defend their own interests, culture, social fabric, demographic identity, without ostensibly doing violence to their own values. In the martial arts, this is called "Getting into your opponent's head." - to create a self-doubting neurotic that is easy to defeat. It is how the weak defeats the strong. The successful application of which, results in the opponent's distraction from the danger at hand, self-doubt, inability to apply force effectively and ultimately defeat. It is no different from how constant verbal abuse creates a weak, indecisive and fearful person with low self-esteem. Pretty soon, that person begins to believe the abuse, UNLESS that person has a strong sense of personal self-worth. We are seeing that in the incredibly damaging guilt-laden, West-hating Westerners destroying the West from within so pervasive nowadays. There is a big difference between a measure of constructive criticism and constantly berating a person in order to damage, manipulate and control.

[@LizaLizzaaaa]

There's nothing called Islamophobia . Its called common sense

[@poussinmignon3193]

yes

[@sfrwriter]

☪️ancer

[@marksimons8861]

I think it is a very good idea to affirm laicite. This avoids the horrors we see unfolding in the USA. Secularlism is a guiding principle in France because of past influences of the Church, not the mosque.

[@Millebouff]

Islamist are working hard to blend the migrants into their ideology. Targeting islam is not targeting migrants or migrants descendant, criticizing a dogma is not racism. France has a complicated relationship with religion in general. There were fight in the 80s to know if catholic schools should be allowed or not.

[@SnowWhiteArches]

why is that even a problem? you don't like it, you move to north africa. simple

[@rickdouglas250]

So secularism means Islamophobia... 🤔 Well, if you're looking to score oppression points, then I suppose anything sounds plausible 🤷‍♂️😂

[@MotoMedellinColombia-oh8yu]

9:29

[@paulbatson7881]

So the mass movement of muslims to nordic countries hasn't seen a rise in sexual crimes. It's not Isamaphobia it's a genuine fear of a medieval culture and misogyny.

[@matt4887]

Another far left video calling common sense far right?

[@keterscp1064]

Super tired of explaining it every time, so read it yourself , maybe that will educated a little bit www.google.com/amp/s/www.psychologytoday.com/intl/blog/too-many-goals/202005/theres-no-such-thing-common-sense%3famp

[@navboi12]

​@@keterscp1064 aka. "some bish with a PhD wrote this quack so it must be true!"

[@navboi12]

​@@keterscp1064 and what of the Jungian school of thought surrounding communal commonality?

[@navboi12]

​@@keterscp1064aka. "a bia-tsch with a PhD wrote this quack so it must be true!"