Muslims angry over German football song. How do these pin heads find so much to be PO’d over?

 

1. Uh where is the problem -

   Mohammed war ein Prophet, der vom Fussballspielen nichts versteht(Muhammad was a prophet who understood nothing about football/)

   Mohammed was a prophet (Correct?)
   Who understood nothing about football - chances are this too is correct

   Doch aus all der schoenen Farbenpracht hat er sich das Blau und Weisse ausgedacht (But of all the lovely colours he chose [Schalke’s] blue and white)

   Don’t have a clue about this reference but I have to assume it is also correct.

   So what is the problem?

   Yes I know - the religion of perpetual complaining.

   Posted by wardmama4       08/07/2009  at  11:36 AM  



2. It’s the same trigger as “nigger”. Blacks can say it all they want, and that’s fine, whether they use the “-ga” or “-ger” ending. Whites are not allowed either, ever, in any way, shape, form, context, or usage. Muslims can mention Mohamhead (bees pee upon him) endlessly, but any non-moozy utters the name and it’s Race Card Time.

   Load of crap IMO.

   Posted by Drew458       08/07/2009  at  01:17 PM  



3. The reference to the colors is most likely incorrect, as the holy color of Islam is Green, which was chosen (if we believe the Muslim scripture) by Muhammad as the worthiest and most reflecting of Allah’s virtues.

   But note who is doing this specifically: the Turkish media. That should tip you off.

   Yes, it is a tradition on the right blogosphere to complain about Muslim immigration and how it is damaging Europe (most often, the complaints are justified), but the Turco-German situation is even worse than in most of Europe. In France and Britain, the Muslims come over , some peacefully assimilate, some go radical, many settle into semi-autonomous ghettos or enclaves, and their government is perfectly happy to be rid of them, or at worst it shrugs. Not so with the Turks.

   They insist on promoting Turkish nationalism amongst the Turks in Germany, and have publicly declared that assimilation into German culture is TREASON to Turkey. Add that to other charming references, like the Turkish PM calling the minarets (part of a Mosque’s structure) “Our bayonets” and the (mainly Turkish) Muslims “Our Soldiers.” Think about that for a second.

   And also consider the numerous larger diplomatic issues between Germany and Turkey, and the fact that the Turkish government has even FINANCED SOME OF THE TURKISH POLITICAL GROUPS IN GERMANY, and you can see a new level to this. While this probably does tie in to the Jihadists, the fact remains that this (at least for now) is probably less of an “Infidel-Muslim” thing than it is a Turco-German thing, as proven by the fact that policy towards Germany is one of the few things the largely-Islamist Parliament and the Kemalist Military can agree on.

   This is probably another examples of the Turkish government’s attempts to estrange Germany from its Turkish minorities, and needs to be taken in such a context. However, this is unfortunate because, in making such belligerent actions against Germany, the Turks knowingly or unknowingly are stoking the flames of the Islamist threat.

   Posted by Turtler       08/07/2009  at  05:47 PM  



4. If there’s any group out there who can take on the Muslims out on the streets...it’s the Soccer Fans!

   Posted by Macker       08/08/2009  at  10:28 PM  

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