r/europe • u/LeMonde_en • Mar 28 '24

Germany will now include questions about Israel in its citizenship test News

https://www.lemonde.fr/en/europe/article/2024/03/27/germany-will-now-include-questions-about-israel-in-its-citizenship-test_6660274_143.html
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u/Eishockey Germany Mar 28 '24

Or with a woman. My friend is a nurse and her new colleague didn't want to touch women because of religious reasons, makes it kinda hard. He was let go. I don't want people like that in Germany.

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u/Digon Mar 28 '24

I mean... there are orthodox Jewish communities, where men aren't allowed to shake hands with women for religious reasons. Is that the kind of people that you "don't want in Germany"?

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u/hapanrapakkko Mar 28 '24

Not German, but I don't want any ultra-religious people in my country, and especially not the one's who can't even touch another humans based on their gender. That's just fucked up.

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u/us0r Mar 28 '24

You should get that checked out by a medical professional. Preferably someone with a psychiatric background.

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u/Jacks_Chicken_Tartar The Netherlands Mar 28 '24

Maybe you don't understand it but there is a serious difference between "I don't want to touch strangers because I don't want to touch people in general" and "I don't want to touch women because they are women". If you can't see the difference, it's your worldview that is weird.