Thomas
Anderson,#2Consumer Comment
Fri, November 17, 2006
Do the Germans welcome minorities to their annual "Love Parade"? Why should we care? European locales tend to be relatively homogenious and some European locales are friendlier to specific minorities than other European locales might be. This will vary with the minority. It all boils down to whether a specific minority is unusual enough to be an interesting curiosity (less than 2% of the population) or whether a specific minority is large enough to be a competitive threat (more than 10% of the population). Also there is a question of whether a specific minority might be perceived by the citizens as an active threat to the country or its culture, for an example today, Muslims. But why are you so worked up about this? You might want to study English some more to understand why the Germans might have been laughing at you. Consider what you wrote here: "...inquiring with the procurors of this [annual] event, ...." Procurors ???? Better look it up, Bud. Example: "These procurors take the girls to the red-light areas of Bombay, Delhi or some other big city. In Bombay's infamous brothels along Falkland Road and Shuklaji Street, there are little prayer shrines ... " What kind of parade IS the "Love Parade"?
Thomas
Anderson,#3Consumer Comment
Fri, November 17, 2006
Do the Germans welcome minorities to their annual "Love Parade"? Why should we care? European locales tend to be relatively homogenious and some European locales are friendlier to specific minorities than other European locales might be. This will vary with the minority. It all boils down to whether a specific minority is unusual enough to be an interesting curiosity (less than 2% of the population) or whether a specific minority is large enough to be a competitive threat (more than 10% of the population). Also there is a question of whether a specific minority might be perceived by the citizens as an active threat to the country or its culture, for an example today, Muslims. But why are you so worked up about this? You might want to study English some more to understand why the Germans might have been laughing at you. Consider what you wrote here: "...inquiring with the procurors of this [annual] event, ...." Procurors ???? Better look it up, Bud. Example: "These procurors take the girls to the red-light areas of Bombay, Delhi or some other big city. In Bombay's infamous brothels along Falkland Road and Shuklaji Street, there are little prayer shrines ... " What kind of parade IS the "Love Parade"?
Thomas
Anderson,#4Consumer Comment
Fri, November 17, 2006
Do the Germans welcome minorities to their annual "Love Parade"? Why should we care? European locales tend to be relatively homogenious and some European locales are friendlier to specific minorities than other European locales might be. This will vary with the minority. It all boils down to whether a specific minority is unusual enough to be an interesting curiosity (less than 2% of the population) or whether a specific minority is large enough to be a competitive threat (more than 10% of the population). Also there is a question of whether a specific minority might be perceived by the citizens as an active threat to the country or its culture, for an example today, Muslims. But why are you so worked up about this? You might want to study English some more to understand why the Germans might have been laughing at you. Consider what you wrote here: "...inquiring with the procurors of this [annual] event, ...." Procurors ???? Better look it up, Bud. Example: "These procurors take the girls to the red-light areas of Bombay, Delhi or some other big city. In Bombay's infamous brothels along Falkland Road and Shuklaji Street, there are little prayer shrines ... " What kind of parade IS the "Love Parade"?
Thomas
Anderson,#5Consumer Comment
Fri, November 17, 2006
Do the Germans welcome minorities to their annual "Love Parade"? Why should we care? European locales tend to be relatively homogenious and some European locales are friendlier to specific minorities than other European locales might be. This will vary with the minority. It all boils down to whether a specific minority is unusual enough to be an interesting curiosity (less than 2% of the population) or whether a specific minority is large enough to be a competitive threat (more than 10% of the population). Also there is a question of whether a specific minority might be perceived by the citizens as an active threat to the country or its culture, for an example today, Muslims. But why are you so worked up about this? You might want to study English some more to understand why the Germans might have been laughing at you. Consider what you wrote here: "...inquiring with the procurors of this [annual] event, ...." Procurors ???? Better look it up, Bud. Example: "These procurors take the girls to the red-light areas of Bombay, Delhi or some other big city. In Bombay's infamous brothels along Falkland Road and Shuklaji Street, there are little prayer shrines ... " What kind of parade IS the "Love Parade"?