I think Denmark is right about this.

[Shi Huangdi]

Denmark We should follow their lead here.

[yavoon]

Originally posted by GePap


any ohter obvious things you feel like posting?

why hate on the obvious? no reason to. ya big shmuck.

[GePap]

Originally posted by yavoon


why hate on the obvious? no reason to. ya big shmuck.

[Gangerolf]

Denmark is right about many things. At least when it comes to immigration

[Shi Huangdi]

Originally posted by Gangerolf
Denmark is right about many things. At least when it comes to immigration

Indeed. We should reward them by helping them to take back Skane, their former territories in the South of what is today Sweden.

[Gangerolf]

Sure. One problem though: what to do with all those radical imams who would be included in such a "reconquest"?

[Bugs ****ing Bunny]

Ahahahahahaha. What exactly do you plan on doing about radical muslim Imams who are already EU citizens? Good luck with trying to exclude them.

[Gangerolf]

Time will take care of that. I mean, most of the radical imams were born abroad and hopefully things aren't that bad in the EU that people born and raised there will turn into hatespewing radical imams.

[Ned]

When do they disinvited the communists?

[Monk]

Originally posted by Ned
When do they disinvited the communists?

When they become a factor that must be reckoned with, of course

Actually I think the new immigrant laws require that the applicant pledges loyalty to Danish legislation before he may be awarded citizenship.

[Ned]

Monk, loyalty to Denmark's goverment? I think such a requirement would also disqualify communists.

Obviously, by selecting only radical Muslims and not radical leftists for "special" treatment, Denmark is at least being inconsistent if not racist.

[Monk]

Originally posted by Ned
Monk, loyalty to Denmark's goverment? I think such a requirement would also disqualify communists.

Obviously, by selecting only radical Muslims and not radical leftists for "special" treatment, Denmark is at least being inconsistent if not racist.

Loyalty to Denmark and its laws, as far as I remember.

You're right in principle, but you've got to remember it's not the radical leftists (or the fascists, the anarchists or whatever anti-establishment group we can think of) that constitute our problem. That aside, I'm quite sure the law doesn't specifically mention Muslims as such a law would probably be ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court. So I'd like to believe, anyway.

[Chemical Ollie]

Denmark has got some harsh critics from the Swedish Social Democrat goverment recently, due to the new immigration policies. But I can't see why Göran Persson at the same time is so silent about Finland. Denmark is trying to introduce an immigrant policy similar to what Finland always had. I remember when I lived in Finland 10 years ago, and heard on the radio news:

Finland will accept refugees. It is 200 people from former Yugoslavia who will arrive early next year...

This was told in September, at a period when 200 Yugo refugees arrived to Sweden with every ferry from Germany.

I think Denmark went too far on at least one issue: Danes are no longer allowed to marry foreigners. I don't remember the exact details of the new law, but I think it was introduced to prevent Danish muslims to arrange weddings for their kids with people from their former country and then move the whole family to Denmark. However, they probably can't make this law muslim-specific. The law gets absurd consequenses, as native Danes can't marry someone they have fallen in love with while on holiday, or met on the Web. Perhaps a Dane can explain this law better than me, but the consequence is that Danes move to Sweden to marry.

[Buck Birdseed]

Ah, you're Robinson-Robban! I always suspected.

[Chemical Ollie]

And you're a bald Santa. Well, you have ten months to grow a new beard