why did the west commit to multiculturalism?

[Strike For The South]

Nope, it's not about brown people, nor hindu's, nor asians. Only about leftist islamphilae

Considering most of the tenats of "leftism" are diametrically opposed to the Sharia strawmen you are setting up, I fail to follow

Have you ever thought this conspiracy may be in your head?

[Fragony]

Considering most of the tenats of "leftism" are diametrically opposed to the Sharia strawmen you are setting up, I fail to follow

That is why the leftist islamphilae is so rediculous. Say something bad about christianity and they will cheer, say anything bad about the islam and they will claw out your eyes. It isn't even a double standard, it's a blind spot

[Skullheadhq]

That is why the leftist islamphilae is so rediculous. Say something bad about christianity and they will cheer, say anything bad about the islam and they will claw out your eyes. It isn't even a double standard, it's a blind spot

If one replaces the word Christianity in their rants with Islam and christians with muslims, they would call him a fascist....

See, this is the exact point where we put anti-Republican intrigants such as you on a guillotine. Terror, some would call it. Rational policy, says I.


The Republic never reinstated slavery. The Republic was abolished, and then slavery was re-instated. When the Second Republic was formed, slavery was instantly abolished again.

Why did the First Republic end? Because of the ceaseless treath of the reactionary hordes at the gates. Who forced France into increasing martialisation. A French state, Napoléon presumed, which could not afford the unconditional focus on human rights, which has always been the vocation of the five Republics.

So it's all the fault of bloody foreigners, ungrateful for the blessings France brings the world. Curse that Russian snow, else Napoléon would've hammered some common sense into all of Europe and beyond.

Still happy France lost, their ideas were only implemented under the end of a musket. And if it was good, it could have been somewhat acceptable, only those ideas led to failing states that endure to this day. The checks, balances, rules and transparancy only led to ineffectiveness

[Kralizec]

only those ideas led to failing states that endure to this day.

I could write a long post about how wrong you are, but I'm lazy and this is more humorous.

[Louis VI the Fat]

I could write a long post about how wrong you are, but I'm lazy and this is more humorous.