captain carot on 06 October 2015
Hmm, where to start (again)?
How many Germans think Jews are inferior nowadays? I don't have the numbers, but it won't be many.
Honestly, some will probably do, most Germans just don't like the way the Israelic politics went with the Palestines over the past two decades. Which is no 'Einbahnstraße' (aka one way road) though.
Now, people being radicalized. That's a problem not only within the muslim community. Not so long ago i saw an ultra orthodox younger jew in the TV. His oppinion about Arabs if not muslim people was 'Kill them all'.
Well, Israel gets all the hatred of many islamists, but then again...
Then we have our own racists. Like those assholes that put (proposed) asylum shelters on fire. Or the NSU. I'm pretty sure they killed more people in Germany than any islamist.
One thing they all have in common is far to much hatred.
That being said, Islam as a whole has it's problems. Probably lots of em. And there's still a radicalization. At the same time you can hardly say 'those muslims' because there are many diverse beleieves, points of view and ways of living, muslims aren't a homogenous mass.
That said, right now islamists are the top of the pops extremist groups worldwide. Which (not so) funnily leads to growing resentments against muslims to muslims confronted with resentments being easier radicalized.
The way politicioans react to such things are always at least delicate. You have to say something and you basically can bet on it backfiring in some way because you didn't say enough, sayd to much...
