I keep seeing some Muslims in Japan ask, “Why are we treated differently from Christians?”
Honestly, I think the answer is pretty obvious.
It’s not simply because you’re Muslim. It’s because of how some people behave.
There are plenty of Christians living in Japan. Most of them just live their lives. They eat what they can eat, follow Japanese rules, respect local customs, and don’t expect Japan to reorganize itself around their religion.
You don’t see them getting angry because a restaurant serves pork. You don’t see them constantly complaining that Japan doesn’t have enough churches. You don’t see them demanding that Japanese customs change to fit Christianity.
They came to Japan, so they adjusted to Japan.
That’s really the difference.
Nobody is stopping you from being Muslim. Believe whatever you want.
But if you move to Japan and then start telling Japanese people how their food, customs, public spaces, and society should change to accommodate your religion, don’t act surprised when people start pushing back.
Respect goes both ways.
You can practice your religion here.
But Japan doesn’t have to become a Muslim country just because some Muslims chose to live here.
Muslim parents "demanded" a ban on pork at a school in a city in the Netherlands.
The mayor of that place responded with wise words!
"Muslims must understand that they must adapt to the Netherlands, their customs, their traditions, their way of life, because it was the country they chose to emigrate to.
They must understand that they are the ones who must integrate and learn to live in the Netherlands.
They must understand that they are the ones who must change their lifestyle, not the Dutch.
You must understand that the Dutch are not racist or xenophobic.
We accept many immigrants, from many countries with different cultures and religions, which are Islamic countries that do not accept non Islamic immigrants.
Therefore, the Dutch are not willing to give up their identity and their culture.
In conclusion, they must understand that in the Netherlands, with their Jewish Christian roots, Christmas trees, churches, and religious parties, the religion must remain in the Netherlands.
For Muslims who disagree with the Dutch culture and religion and do not feel comfortable in the Netherlands, there are 57 beautiful Muslim countries around the world, most of them populated and ready to receive them with open arms, according to the sharia.
If you leave your country to come to the Netherlands, and not to a Muslim country, it is because you have seen a better life in the Netherlands than where you come from.
THIS IS THE WAY TO TREAT PEOPLE COMING IN THAT ARE THEIR TO DESTROY OUR COUNTRIES! IF YOU DONT LIKE IT? GO HOME!