The anti Jewish laws in France

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Not much of a democractic society then is it? More like a dictatorship: "Do as we say or GTFO"
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hmmm, in that case, most arab countries are dictatorships, right ? There is also no chance of free expression.
 
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Oh, I don't think so it is a dictatorship in France. It's a democracy, and normally, these laws are made by a gouvernement, which the french people has elected.
So it was the decision of the french people !

To resume this thread: If you go to a forgein country, christian, asian, arab, latino or elsewhere, please adapt to their culture.
 
oooo.... so that's how they practice democracy...

then how the ppl there practice their religion... only at home?
 
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hmmm, in that case, most arab countries are dictatorships, right ?
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Technically yes, however, if the government actually takes into account what it's people want and implements this, then it is not a dictatorship. In france it seems as if the government just said one day: "lets ban religious symbols, we'll be uber cool this way!". France may be a democracy, but one cannot help smell the dictatorship of that law.
There is also no chance of free expression.
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There are always limits when it comes to freedom, regardless of the government, as it depends mostly on what society wants (this eventually leads to a cyclical argument that quite frankly i can't be bothered to explain - too lazy). Granted, if there is no law against shouting "die pakistani, die!" (or comments of similar nature) then yes there is freedom of expression in that sense (aka UK), but I wouldn't recommend saying those comments in the middle of Bradford/Bradistan...

To resume this thread: If you go to a forgein country, christian, asian, arab, latino or elsewhere, please adapt to their culture.
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Agreed.
 
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If you are knowledgeable and trying to educate everyone else, why do you use half truths? Why call it an anti Jewish law? You make it sound like a law specifically targeting Jews when you know it isn’t.
That is not the way knowledgeable people who are trying to educate others do things.
I think you need to check your motives.
 

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