Canadian teacher tells Muslim students to leave Canada

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    Vknid
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      I have said for some time, to demand tolerance and understanding while being unwilling to extend any reveals your motivation to be power and hatred and not acceptance.

      How tolerant to tell kids they need to leave Canada if they disagree with being all but forced to celebrate what their religion considers wrong.

      You cannot achieve tolerance through force, only compliance.

      • This topic was modified 11 months, 1 week ago by Vknid.
      #300852

      This intolerance/hatred is not just in Canada, but world wide.

      And not just aimed at Muslims, but people of all faiths.  (Convert or die, pay a jizyah, etc.)

      The attacks on religion and the religious (and not the cult of secularism, wokism, alphabet mofia, etc).

      Such a teacher should NEVER have gotten a teacher’s license.

      As for her argument:

      That is the law here.  If you don’t like it you can leave…

      Well, laws can be changed.

      At one time, there where laws on prohibition, against homosexual activities, against gay marriage, preventing voting rights to females, against abortion, against divorce, segregation and integration, etc.

      And in her little hissy fit, was it the parents who pulled them out and not the students themselves skipping that day?  We do no know (most likely it was the parents) so attacking the students is uncalled for.

       

      #300883

      Muslims never integrate anywhere. No matter where they go, they stay who they are, and once they reach the majority (i.e. Turkey, Sudan, Pakistan, Afghanistan), they eventually will kill those who don’t convert. West Europe will soon learn this the hard way.

      That being said, perhaps this is something to be admired. Islam is the most successful religion. While officially there may be more Christians, a lot of them don’t really believe or just call themselves that for cultural reasons. Islam on the other hand… in most areas you either submit or else. There are very few moderates.
      Islam is definitely a success story.

      As for the teacher, he isn’t wrong. If you don’t like a place and its culture, leave.

      #300889

       If you don’t like a place and its culture, leave.

      Why? Just stay and change it. Places aren’t culture.

      #300937

      Everyone constantly wanting to change the rules by which others must live under, is why we can’t have peace.

      People should separate along ideological, religious or ethnic fault lines. Let everyone live according to their own values, without fear of their way of life being taken over or destroyed by someone else. Different strokes for different folks. These groups can then peacefully compete, and in the end, those who were right will flourish and those who were wrong will eventually correct their mistakes and adapt, or live in a misery of their own making, but at least with no one else to blame.

      Going your own way is much better than forcing your ideas on everyone else.

      #300939

      Going your own way is much better than forcing your ideas on everyone else.

      Let me know how that works out for ya.

      If all you have is “If you don’t like it, you should leave” the obvious answer is “No I shouldn’t. You leave.”  That’s the end of the argument from the belief in a shared view of the purpose and value of culture. People who value their culture don’t give it up. They bring it with them. They live it. They aren’t going to just stop in order to be nice or logically consistent. I wouldn’t.

      • This reply was modified 11 months, 1 week ago by DeGave.
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      Vknid
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        I think a few things are being conflated here.  This is not all one way or the other.

        One can “keep” the culture they came from and still appreciate it while assimilating into a new country.  This has happened for a long time in America where people came in from other countries and melted into America while still appreciating their culture.  It’s one of the things that has made America so awesome and interesting. Hence “The Melting Pot”.

        However, some people come in and their entire intent from the onset is NOT to assimilate and to change where they moved to as to be like where they came from.  And yes that is often Muslims but obviously that does not mean all of them nor are they the only ones.

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