Yet again, why are you ignoring my point?Harahvaiti said:and what are the causes? unemployment? bad social status? no education?
all are bad excuses, nothing more... if someone don't want to learn, get a diploma, find a job or go to the university...
why is it the fault of the society?
Investigate the causes. Entire groups of people don't just start looting for no reason, and just saying 'eh, they'll pay for it' won't make those problems go away. It's this kind of ridiculous thinking, essentially the ignoring of any problems, that allowed these problems to fester in the first place.
Note, again, that I am not saying that people aren't responsible for their actions. I'm saying that there are causes to these actions, and that it's a good thing to remedy those causes. And yes, those causes *are* things like unemployment, being seen as outcasts, receiving poor education and hence even worse prospects in society. Contending that those are just excuses and not problems is ridiculous.
Yes, because they have so far, haven't they?Harahvaiti said:you have to decide if you want to accept or not accept the customs, traditions, civilization etc of the host state, and many don't want it...
they want to transform the host state into their own country, one example, some university in germany did a survey, and about 35% of the people that responded (moslems) sayed that the sharia is more important to them, then the german constitution...
and my question is, do you really think that some who thinks like that will obey the laws?
Yet again: as long as they don't break any laws, I don't see a problem. You can twist and turn all you want, but those 35% didn't actually break the law.
Also, wanna bet that all Christians will say that they think the Bible and its laws are more important than their country's constitution? 'Cause they do.