Brussels memorial site desecrated by Muslims

Yes it was wrong of both of them to place the Palestinian flag ontop of another flag just for political recognition and to start a problem, but, maybe he was just trying to get some kind of recognition for the terrorism carried out by the terrorist State of Israel -by the same Europeans (Including Germans) against Muslim's everyday. Children playing on beaches in Palestine are being bombed by drones, and before you ask me to submit a source go check the news. The State of Israelis; a terrorist state created for a bunch of European Jews claiming to be 'Isrealies' is doing exactly what these terrorist have done in Brussels- except everybody turns a blind eyes. As a Muslim I don't stand behind Germany or any other European country during crisis, simply because don't give a ****.

How can any decent person bring hate into a place of mourning is beyond me.

I hope she gets arrested.

I'm sorry you can't be bothered to respond to matters of reason, values, humanity and social conscientiousness. I'm also sorry that there are people like yourself living in our midst, who do not identify with or care about the rest of us - as you have demonstrated

That's appalling!

Essentially, we are all humans with our mortal foiblesI didn't say that, but I don't believe I've oppressed or killed anyone

Not sure I've said that either, but please feel free to quote me

Generally speaking, the Anglo-American establishment (an special interests) have been meddlesome/the conspirators/aggressors and Muslims the victims, that is pretty clear to see. That said, thinking purely in terms of victim vs. aggressor is overly simplistic and not constructive

Having sympathy for the psychological stresses and strains that serve as to radicalise people is not being a 'terrorist sympathiser' - excusing their acts of terror on the basis of said sympathy is. Either way, those who do not identify with/care about the rest of society, and arbitrarily perceive us to be 'the enemy', are indeed a threat to our safety, security, values, and way of life. As such, we are not content for such people to live among us, and abhor those who have invited them to do so/tolerated their pervasion, concentration and crimes within our society

You're welcome
Perhaps, supposing you realise the import of the topic under discussion in the meantime - social cohesion is very important not just for a broadly harmonious society, but for the fate of minority groups in the West, going forward. Muslims in particular stand to suffer unless things change

He shouldn't be turning a memorial of any kind, let alone one in recognition of a fresh Islamist atrocity, into an opportunity for a pro-Palestinian demonstration, never mind displaying anti-Semitism!

I mean give it back to him in a forceful way that he may or may not like

A man walked into the center of the memorial to cover up an Israeli flag that was laid down, he covers it with a Palestinian one so it can't be seen. In full view of everyone, people can be heard saying "no" but nobody stops him.
A woman wearing a hijab walks into the makeshift shrine and rips up the Israeli flag placed there by someone else in another scene. Both caught on camera.

It reminds of the Hebdo murders, were the shrine to the victims was repeatedly destroyed, of course we only heard about after a fortnight of attacks. I guess the media didn't want to 'incite racial hatred'.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3508394/Hijab-wearing-woman-caught-camera-TEARING-Israeli-flag-Brussels-memorial-dead.html#comments

Trust me, it would have meant him exiting the scene most speedily et gingerly

Trust me, it would have meant him exiting the scene most speedily et gingerly