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Rashid Musa on the Swedish National Day: Feel no loyalty to Sweden
Published: June 20, 2019, 22:12
Sweden's young Muslims (SUM) chairman Rashid Musa used Sweden's national day to point out to their followers that they do not have to be loyal or grateful to Sweden.
It was in a post on Facebook that the Muslim leader expressed his attitude:
-"You do not need to show gratitude or feel any loyalty to the Swedish nation state to be treated as an equal citizen. Sweden has adopted the general declaration on human rights and nowhere does it say that you have to show some gratitude to the state for the rights to apply to you. Without them, they are inviolable and apply to all who live here. And it is the Swedish state's duty to ensure that these rights are lived up to regardless of whether you choose to sing the national anthem with full voice or if you just want to enjoy their day off."
Tas tā, lai lohi saprastu cik pateicīgi visi tie nigras ir par jūsu neldzīgo welkomunizmu.
Lūk rezukltāti, kad tu sāc dot mežonīgiem, stulbiem pērtiķiem teh hooman raits - viņi pat nesaprot kas tas ir:
Rashid Musa on the Swedish National Day: Feel no loyalty to Sweden
Published: June 20, 2019, 22:12
Sweden's young Muslims (SUM) chairman Rashid Musa used Sweden's national day to point out to their followers that they do not have to be loyal or grateful to Sweden.
It was in a post on Facebook that the Muslim leader expressed his attitude:
-"You do not need to show gratitude or feel any loyalty to the Swedish nation state to be treated as an equal citizen. Sweden has adopted the general declaration on human rights and nowhere does it say that you have to show some gratitude to the state for the rights to apply to you. Without them, they are inviolable and apply to all who live here. And it is the Swedish state's duty to ensure that these rights are lived up to regardless of whether you choose to sing the national anthem with full voice or if you just want to enjoy their day off."
