
“You can't randomly "deport" people who were born in the country to other places lol.” r/religiousfruitcake gets into a heated debate on whether German religious extremists belong in Germany.
he was born in Germany. He is German because his mother is
Since when did Germans start wearing kanduras and talk about cutting off gay people's hands?
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“German”. Sure. Those beliefs are imported from wherever he’s actually from.
He is actually from Germany. He is not an immigrant, and he acquired German citizenship at birth.
> Fun fact: The majority religion in Germany did this and was also imported from the middle east.
I recommend this documentation about victims of §173 where executing people for gay sex had fallen out of favor and they were "only" imprisoned, it has official english subtitles https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fMHXHaqsFo Some of these victims may still be alive today. That's what people should think about before voting for right wing "christian" "conservatives" that promise that "remigration" will fix all problems.
Actual German beliefs have not really survived but from what I have read they weren't the most accepting of gay sex either.
Secular humanism would be an example of a much more universal world view to strife for rather than dividing ethnically what is "German" and what is not.
https://www.reddit.com/r/religiousfruitcake/s/lqGiF7cUxG
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That my fellow Redditors is what makes Islam unique among religions, at least these days.