Fokus på det negative.... Flot det sælger, men hvad med at have taget de positive ting. Giver ikke noget for denne film, det kriminelle der inteviwes.

Hvorfor er det altid den hvide kristne mand der skal udråbes til racist? I må undskylde - jeg har ikke tid til at skrive mere. Jeg er på vej til Mekka for at åbne en kristen kirke. Den går jeg selvfølgelig ud fra at saudierne støtter og jeg får lov til at være i fred og sprede det kristne budskab.

Danskere er ikke rasistiske. Mange danskere har venner fra tyrkeet, paktistan, irak og lign. Men når indvandere ikke respektere os hvorfor skal vi så respektere dem tilbage. Hader visse type invandrere som råber kælling efter pigerne, vil banke bøsser, jubler over Terror! Men samtidig har jeg altså venner fra både iran, irak og libanon.

Jeg synes det er utroligt at jeg skal kaldes racist af en mand der åbenbart ikke aner hvad han snakker om.
Det svarer til at jeg kalder alle muslimer for racister fordi de siger jeg er en vantro hund, fordi jeg ikke er muslim.
Til ALLE dem der synes vi er racister. Kom og mød MIG. Så vil I møde en ÆGTE dansker, der har det syn på andre, som ALLE bør have.
Jeg håber der er en venlig sjæl der vil oversætte denne tekst til arabisk så alle får mulighed for skrive til mig

Med venlig hilsen

Flemming

Den eneste racist her er ham der har lavet denne film.!

Surely I can imagine the anger Awad Joumaa feels against the country which have given him a safe distance from war and torture. It must be terrible to live in a country which gives him the freedom of speech, free social health care, free and openminded schools, free monthly paycheck, clean water and ofcourse the ability to walk in the streets without worrying about getting killed by bombs. Surely we must treat the immigrant gangmembers with respect and let them go on with their business, that is dealing narcotics with schoolchildren. Instead of interferring the Government and the police should look the other way and perhaps take a bribe. Naturally we shouldn't have laws against women getting married to older men against their will, naturally women should not get free education and work on their own and naturally all children should learn the words of God only, instead of math, science and playing while enjoying childhood. I know several immigrants who would appreciate the kind of film Awad Joumaa are about to show to the arabic world. They fled their countries and they will never forget the kind of hospitality the surrounding muslim countries showed them. Nothing like the hospitality they're getting now. Which country is better you think? Well take a guess. I only have one question for you: Why are you in Denmark??? Kind regards

Hej -salam
Kan i være venlig og skrive til min mail hvad tid vise de på Al Jazeera filmen='
på forhånd tak

I am shocked but not surprised at the response to the question theAl-Jazera documentary addresses,.."Is Denmark a racist land" . As a westerner, I have observed and studied the integration process in Denmark for over 17 years, and though Denmark is a wonderful country and the Danish people known for their tolerance and openness, it is also undeniably hostile and exclusionary towards foreigners, most would term this as racism.
There appears to be a growing number who are aware and sensitive to the reality of the extreme that racism does exist in Denmark . However whenever the question of "is Denmark really racist” is asked (and it has been asked many times, by other countries over the last years) the general response is always the same. The response is always a categorical denial of any predominantly racist attitude in the society, some token foreigners are found to say they don’t experience any racism and feel well integrated, point the finger at Sweden a few times saying they are even worse, have a few debates where politicians cleverly evade the issues, and then just wait until the topic dies down.
Is it possible that the Danish society is wrong, and that the reality is that the way the foreign population has been and continues to be treated in a racist and exclusionary manner?
Is there a reason why Denmark is rated as 21 out of 28 of the worst at integration in Europe? Statistics indicate that people of ethnic backgrounds in Denmark are systematically excluded from the job market regardless of education and competence. Countless highly educated foreigners are reduced to taking menial work or relocate to another country where their competence is valued. Generations of children have been born in Denmark, who have ethnic backgrounds, but are born and raised in here, how do you explain the fact that they do not have the same rights and treatment as their Danish counterparts? How do they assimilate into the Danish culture when they are not referred to as Danish Turk or whatever, but instead are only referred to as a foreigner? When their chances of getting a training place or employment are many times less than their Danish “equal” , and are constantly portrayed in a negative light because of the behavior of a minority, how could they not feel discriminated against .
United Nations conventions, there is no distinction between the term racial discrimination and ethnic discrimination.
If the political jargon is true, and that most foreigners in Denmark are well integrated, don’t feel racially discriminated against, and have equal opportunity with their Danish counterparts… then I would like to see the survey and statistics that back that up. Those who are involved in the numerous integration organizations in Denmark know that the truth is, the prevalent Danish attitude towards foreigners has made the integration process an uphill battle.
Denmark is a wonderful and special country with a well organized and structured society and a social system which places its citizens well being as a priority. Its population is known for being open and tolerant, and welcoming. I have always admired the “down to earth” nature of the Danes, their integrity and will to “do the right thing”. Weather its ecology, human rights, equal rights, freedom of speech; you strive to do the right thing.
That is why I still have hope that Denmark will take an honest look at the possibility that the accusation of being racist (or at least appear to be by its treatment of a segment of its population) ,,, may be true.
I think Denmark can be an example for successful and productive integration, a society accepting of its multicultural aspects, and a sense of unity despite cultural differences. A country where cultural diversity and acceptance is strength, not a weakness.
I t can be done,,, but not before we stop denying that the racism is real, look at the root of the problems,… and start to do what it takes to correct them.
I have a dream ,,,, that my children and their generation grows up in a Denmark that they can be proud of, one where they truly are equal and treated equally , have the same opportunities, feel accepted, and are allowed to also be productive citizens.
Just in case there’s any doubt; “racism,racial discrimination, (discriminatory or abusive behavior towards members of another race)

I am shocked but not surprised at the response to the question theAl-Jazera documentary addresses,.."Is Denmark a racist land" . As a westerner, I have observed and studied the integration process in Denmark for over 17 years, and though Denmark is a wonderful country and the Danish people known for their tolerance and openness, it is also undeniably hostile and exclusionary towards foreigners, most would term this as racism.
There appears to be a growing number who are aware and sensitive to the reality of the extreme that racism does exist in Denmark . However whenever the question of "is Denmark really racist” is asked (and it has been asked many times, by other countries over the last years) the general response is always the same. The response is always a categorical denial of any predominantly racist attitude in the society, some token foreigners are found to say they don’t experience any racism and feel well integrated, point the finger at Sweden a few times saying they are even worse, have a few debates where politicians cleverly evade the issues, and then just wait until the topic dies down.
Is it possible that the Danish society is wrong, and that the reality is that the way the foreign population has been and continues to be treated in a racist and exclusionary manner?
Is there a reason why Denmark is rated as 21 out of 28 of the worst at integration in Europe? Statistics indicate that people of ethnic backgrounds in Denmark are systematically excluded from the job market regardless of education and competence. Countless highly educated foreigners are reduced to taking menial work or relocate to another country where their competence is valued. Generations of children have been born in Denmark, who have ethnic backgrounds, but are born and raised in here, how do you explain the fact that they do not have the same rights and treatment as their Danish counterparts? How do they assimilate into the Danish culture when they are not referred to as Danish Turk or whatever, but instead are only referred to as a foreigner? When their chances of getting a training place or employment are many times less than their Danish “equal” , and are constantly portrayed in a negative light because of the behavior of a minority, how could they not feel discriminated against .
United Nations conventions, there is no distinction between the term racial discrimination and ethnic discrimination.
If the political jargon is true, and that most foreigners in Denmark are well integrated, don’t feel racially discriminated against, and have equal opportunity with their Danish counterparts… then I would like to see the survey and statistics that back that up. Those who are involved in the numerous integration organizations in Denmark know that the truth is, the prevalent Danish attitude towards foreigners has made the integration process an uphill battle.
Denmark is a wonderful and special country with a well organized and structured society and a social system which places its citizens well being as a priority. Its population is known for being open and tolerant, and welcoming. I have always admired the “down to earth” nature of the Danes, their integrity and will to “do the right thing”. Weather its ecology, human rights, equal rights, freedom of speech; you strive to do the right thing.
That is why I still have hope that Denmark will take an honest look at the possibility that the accusation of being racist (or at least appear to be by its treatment of a segment of its population) ,,, may be true.
I think Denmark can be an example for successful and productive integration, a society accepting of its multicultural aspects, and a sense of unity despite cultural differences. A country where cultural diversity and acceptance is strength, not a weakness.
I t can be done,,, but not before we stop denying that the racism is real, look at the root of the problems,… and start to do what it takes to correct them.
I have a dream ,,,, that my children and their generation grows up in a Denmark that they can be proud of, one where they truly are equal and treated equally , have the same opportunities, feel accepted, and are allowed to also be productive citizens.
Just in case there’s any doubt; “racism,racial discrimination, (discriminatory or abusive behavior towards members of another race)

Well I've just clicked on this page just to see what kinda comments were posted, and I've read the typical denials by the Danes and the long comment by Typical which was posted twice.
I have to admit that I agree to a lot of what you said in your post, and thanks for having such a horrifying optimistic wish for this little-ass land, but iff I were you I wouldn't hold my breath.
I do however agree that a mob (gang) member shouldn't be left alone to do his and his boss' biddings, but let us not forget that they should be treated like their Danish rivals, don't you think? like those from Hells Angels, Bandidos, Grean Jackets(which I am not exactly sure of their existance, though they were pretty big in the 80's), and let us not forget the the infamous Nazis whom are extremely hidden among other Danish non-Nazis which is exactly my point. The racist Dane is like an invisible person, one would think that he/she is talking or dealing with a tolerant / educated and civilized Dane until "it" happens, as I, myself, have experienced many times and others like me have too. Today to be exact I was a witness to such racism. I was at THansen to get my scooter back 'cause it neede some repairs, as I was waiting in turn, I noticed that the attendant behind the counter was processing the first customer whom happened to be a wgite-Dane, then behind him stood a girl with a head cover(Hijab), I believe she was from Somalia, then as soon as the attendant was finished with his first customer, he looked at a tall guy (another white-Dane) who stood behind her, and call up to him. The girl looked at me and gave the look, like what kinda B.S. was that. Then after he finished with that guy he stated looking around and I was the only one left and I was giving him an angry look, then I think he was in trouble because he could not just do nothing or just leave the shop with me and her in it, so he decided to wait on her and process her order.