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Shenshen · 24-07-2016 06:19PM

Stealthfins wrote: »

I often wonder why we hear so much about Christian's being persecuted and ran out of areas in those countries but yet we haven't heard much about Christian refugees landing in Europe.

It's seems it's another religion that's responsible for these atrocious act's.

Funny you should mention - the Spiegel ran an article yesterday about parishes of all denomination (Catholic, Lutheran, Episcopalin) experiencing a revival these days with Christian refugees arriving. And apprently, they're having never-before-seen numbers of adult Muslim refugees wanting to be baptised. A number of them from places like Iran and Irak fled specifically so they could become Christian, which wouldn't have been possible for them at home.

Crann na Beatha · 24-07-2016 06:20PM

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Spanish Eyes · 24-07-2016 06:24PM

News on the web saying the murdered woman was the killer's wife. And she was pregnant.

Treat that news with caution for now.

Samaris · 24-07-2016 06:29PM

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

News on the web saying the murdered woman was the killer's wife. And she was pregnant.

Treat that news with caution for now.

God, that's awful if it's the case. Not that it wasn't awful already.

suicide_circus · 24-07-2016 06:31PM

Amirani wrote: »

Bad few days for Germany.

Can't really let the actions of 1/2 maniacs dictate policy towards thousands of innocent people.

Whats the magic number?

Spanish Eyes · 24-07-2016 06:32PM

Samaris wrote: »

God, that's awful if it's the case. Not that it wasn't awful already.

Domestic violence doesn't require a visa or refugee status.

I'm not sure how true it is, but the reports I'm reading seem to think it is.

Either way, the woman is dead, and by horrible means. Sick.

mansize · 24-07-2016 06:41PM

There are Afghan refugees living on my street and I have no issue with them living here.

martingriff · 24-07-2016 06:43PM

conditioned games wrote: »

He asked an honest question that you took offence to. Reality is Ireland are bringing these Syrian refugees into parishes around Ireland. Question is relevant to todays society given that we the people have no say in the matter but have to deal with this type of cultural baggage for generations to come.

Yes you are right the question should be asked however what some poster me included was the way the OP phrased the question bu equating machete wielding nuts to been a Syrian or refugees.

Now to answer the OP question.

Would I welcome machete wielding not into my neighborhood? No be the Eurpean, American Middle Eastern or anywhere.

Would I welcome a Syrian? Yes
Would I welcome a refuge? Yes
Would I welcome a Muslim? Yes (As I welcome anyone from any religion, country or race)

Edit were there not a machete nut around the Smithfield fair a year or so ago. From what I remember they were Irish

Edit: I should also like to say this was a horrific murder and I ave no idea the fear she felt. Nor would I want

Ulysses Gaze · 24-07-2016 06:44PM

More blood on Merkel's hands.

Harry Palmr · 24-07-2016 06:46PM

Man kills woman with machete and its assumed to be a terrorist attack plot? You know what they say about assumptions - they make an ass out of u and me.

Reading threads on politics.ie suggests boards is where the banned from that site end up.

jimmy blevins · 24-07-2016 06:48PM

What have they invaded the Sudetenland again?

Widdershins · 24-07-2016 06:59PM

In answer to the question :Would I welcome a Syrian? Yes-I would be polite to them and assist them if the need arose if that's what welcome means here . I would do so for anyone .
Would I welcome a refuge? As above
Would I welcome a Muslim? As above . I have reservations about their beliefs and the teachings of their holy books and would prefer a secularist muslim neighbour to a neighbour who believes in sharia law for example .

Grayson · 24-07-2016 07:02PM

JT26 wrote: »

Does Ireland have a registar of the ethnic make up of the refugees they are taking in?
I think the Yazidis in particular should be given priority considering whats happened to them in the conflict.

Shia's are treated just as badly by ISIS. As are christians and everyone else. Even Sunni's that disagree with ISIS are considered as bad. You have to be 100% pro isis or you're nothing.

The_Valeyard · 24-07-2016 07:06PM

jimmy blevins wrote: »

What have they invaded the Sudetenland again?

Hmm, and they have the Rhineland already...

Crann na Beatha · 24-07-2016 07:09PM

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ytpe2r5bxkn0c1 · 24-07-2016 07:09PM

Stigura wrote: »

To your trenches, AH's!

https://www.rt.com/news/353005-machete-wielding-man-attack/

No assumptions here. He's confirmed as a " Syrian Refugee ".

So, AH's: Would you welcome these people into Your parish? (Not suggesting we have any choice, of course).

I take it "these people" are Syrians. So, of course I welcome them. Why not.

Or are "these people" machete wielding lunatics? Of course I wouldn't welcome them.

Or are you lumping the two together?

Hande hoche! · 24-07-2016 07:30PM

Seems like the kebab shop owner's son hit the attacker with a BMW.

Special Circumstances · 24-07-2016 07:35PM

Hande hoche! wrote: »

Seems like the kebab shop owner's son hit the attacker with a BMW.

Shocking behaviour, all he needed was a hug.

Who's in bigger trouble I wonder... The kebab shop owner's son or the lawyer/doctor/engineer/architect who was culturally enriching those around him when he was hit.

Spanish Eyes · 24-07-2016 07:37PM

Hande hoche! wrote: »

Seems like the kebab shop owner's son hit the attacker with a BMW.

Handy that he was just driving by. Wonder if he could be a cuckoo in the nest here?

Not that that will bring the poor lady back from being hacked with a machete.

Domestic Violence and revenge knows no borders.

Shenshen · 24-07-2016 07:38PM

Special Circumstances wrote: »

Shocking behaviour, all he needed was a hug.

Who's in bigger trouble I wonder... The kebab shop owner's son or the lawyer/doctor/engineer/architect who was culturally enriching those around him when he was hit.

You don't think the kebab shop owner provided cultural enrichment?

SpannerMonkey · 24-07-2016 07:39PM

id have no problem welcoming syrian refugees to my parish , so long as they were vetted in some way .

i do think the Germans open door policy was complete lunacy . there should have been some form of vetting done before allowing that many in .

i do believe 99.9% of them are just decent people trying to survive and live their lives in peace but the problem is that 0.1% who are just allowed to walk in and wreck the place

Spanish Eyes · 24-07-2016 07:44PM

Merkel's open invitation to millions of refugees was not liked by many in the EU. Ok they were going to Germany and that's fine.

But.... some (not all obv) saw this as a Trojan Horse opportunity.

It's bloody obvious.

Spanish Eyes · 24-07-2016 07:48PM

Woman who was murdered was Polish. According to reports.

Widdershins · 24-07-2016 07:48PM

SpannerMonkey wrote: »

id have no problem welcoming syrian refugees to my parish , so long as they were vetted in some way .

i do think the Germans open door policy was complete lunacy . there should have been some form of vetting done before allowing that many in .

i do believe 99.9% of them are just decent people trying to survive and live their lives in peace but the problem is that 0.1% who are just allowed to walk in and wreck the place

I am not 100%sure but I believe Canada is the only country that vets people claiming to be syrian refugees. They can access the Syrian passport database or something like that. You can't vet someone who tells you they have no papers either .

_Kaiser_ · 24-07-2016 07:53PM

How about we just downgrade ALL "mainstream" religions to the equivalent of Jedi.. That includes removing any constitutional or legal recognition or privilege, charity or financial benefits they may receive, etc.

Basically you can believe whatever you want but that's as far as it goes. Religion and the arguments and wars fought over it or in its name have led to the persecution, torture and killing of millions and while most of the rest of the world has moved on, we have a significant minority still fighting their "holy war" against the "unbelievers" with devastating results

Time to stop worrying about hurting their feelings or "equal rights" and treat them with the same level of respect as common murderers or drug dealers. Recognizing this cabaal as terrorists only validates (in their mind) their status of righteous crusaders.

Unpopular maybe but the current softly softly can't be discriminating against them approach isn't exactly a success is it?

A Little Pony · 24-07-2016 07:55PM

I personally would not welcome refugees who are Muslim from Syria. I would for Christians as I could identify with them and they most likely won't kill me.

Grayson · 24-07-2016 08:07PM

A Little Pony wrote: »

I personally would not welcome refugees who are Muslim from Syria. I would for Christians as I could identify with them and they most likely won't kill me.

That's very christian of you.

A Little Pony · 24-07-2016 08:11PM

Grayson wrote: »

A Little Pony wrote: »

I personally would not welcome refugees who are Muslim from Syria. I would for Christians as I could identify with them and they most likely won't kill me.

That's very christian of you.

Im an Atheist.

failinis · 24-07-2016 08:11PM

A Little Pony wrote: »

I personally would not welcome refugees who are Muslim from Syria. I would for Christians as I could identify with them and they most likely won't kill me.

Just for you
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Luke+10%3A25-37

:rolleyes:

Edit:Even if you are atheist, I assume you have kind morals.

Sofiztikated · 24-07-2016 08:14PM

A Little Pony wrote: »

Im an Atheist.

You're a something, alright.

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