Kirbmarc wrote:Well I'm hardly neutral on the issue (given where I live) but I think that what we're doing here in Switzerland seems to work, and is far better than Trump's "no Muslims allowed" policy.
What exactly looks like a bit too much for you about Swiss laws? I'd be glad to discuss them, since they're often misinterpreted by the international media. There's a lot of negative press which makes them look more over the top than they are.
Well let's clear some stuff up. People who I think should get the quick boot:
* People who are convicted of robbery & stealing
* People who commit actual rape
* People involved in mass public groping of women as some sort of sport
* People who threaten bars, patrons & staff for serving alcohol
* People who try to enforce Shira law on others
* People who are convicted of acts of violence, murder
* People groping or sexual abusing little girls or boys at swim pools.
* People setting fire to buildings at refugee centers
* People who act like ungrateful twats and protest at refugee encampments demanding more
* Men who have left their family behind
* Men with wives under the age of 16.
* People who threaten other religious minorities from their home states.
* People who plan to live as permanent welfare recipients (allowances for temporary refugees of war torn states)
* Economic immigrants
* People who lie about their identities.
* People who do not have proof of identity or citizenship.
* People who lie about being a child or teen.
* People who lie about their country of origin.
* People who advocate violence and murder
* People who illegally snuck into the country.
OK. That out of the way, these are the early reports I have read:
* Teens getting the boot for not willing to do swim class
* Teens getting the boot for not being willing to shake their female teacher's hands
The above does make me feel uneasy, but I understand the logic of it.
Then we have items like this:
* Wearing sweat pants
* Not greeting people as they walk down the street.
I don't exactly fear slobs, or the sartorial challenged.
And not greeting people down the street sounds a tad over the top. Maybe I had a bad morning and don't feel like talking, or was up all night having a great time. Or maybe I just don't get along with a few people. I don't always feel all that chipper. Or maybe I don't feel like I know people that well.