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  That’s because of the risk that it will spread, the use of public funds required to put it out, the risk to the lives of everyone around it, the release of toxic gasses into the atmosphere from burning construction materials, etc. 
  It’s not really comparable at all.
context: Title is misleading. Turkey still hasn't approved either country, they just stated that they might. >
  
  It is just more lies fron Turkey. If Finland somehow agreed with Turkey it is almost certain Turkey would again betray their world. Nothing Turkey says or promises can be trusted. >
  
  They haven't approved anyone because they need time for their paid actor to get to Finland to burn another book. Lol >
  
  Nah, say what you will about Paludan but he’s not in Turkey’s pocket, he’s been burning qurans for like more than a year now; it’s all he knows how to do to get attention >
  
  He’s been doing it for almost 5 years. He started in Denmark and failed in his endeavours, so he moved to Sweden >
  
  Wait thats who they’re complaining about lol? The guys just a youtube troll, he couldnt even get enough racists on board to form a party here what chance does he have anywhere else lmao >
  
  Same guy who’s car got rolled by someone chasing him after they saw him doing this? >
  
  Wait till they hear about what you're allowed to burn in the USA >
  
  Turkey? >
  
  It’s not my fault that the new air fryer had confusing directions >
  
  At least with the air fryer, there’s less Greece. >
  
  This is making me Hungary… >
  
  Kenya believe I already ate?... Iran straight to the fridge >
  
  That's a Chad move, did you eat some Chile? >
  
  Norway you had Chile with Turkey! >
  
  Uganda never believe it, but I did.  I even double Czeched. >
  
  You Finish it too? I do not Bolivia. >
  
  Like it was a state-sanctioned Quran-burning. >
  
  Theocrats, don’t understand, nor care for the distinction >
  
  Let’s be honest, Erdogan doesn’t give a shit about burning the Quran, he was just waiting for an excuse to say no. >
  
  He didn’t need an excuse. He could have said no for any reason. 
  Erdo wants to look strong and have Swedish Kurds extradited for execution and if he cannot get them he won’t say yes >
  
  No, he needs to look like strong for the elections. He doesn't care about PKK or Kurds or Sweden. They made Ocalan's brother appear on state TV to read a letter of Ocalan's support for the Erdogan government, in the last election. As long as it serves him, anything is possible. >
  
  This. Exactely this and this alone. I believe quite a few other NATO members have growned tired of his bullshit. >
  
  I'm pretty sure we'll start hearing about Greek F-35s soon now >
  
  All 2 that the greeks can afford >
  
  We trade them western jets for grandma's best spanakopita recipe and call it even. >
  
  In which NATO states is buring a book of worship like the Koran or the Bible illegal? >
  
  I think Finland in fact doesn't allow burning religious symbols publicly.
  Not something that's much enforced here nor do I know the specifics of the law but I do know it's not really allowed. >
  
  It's funny how a completely non-violent act of burning your own property is forbidden as a "violation of peace", isn't it? Because obviously the problem is not with people meddling in others' business, threatening violence if their arbitrary rules aren't followed by everyone, the threat to peace is people not following rules made up by a group of terrorists.
  Next, let's punish women for their provocative clothing, lest they be responsible for being raped! Victim blaming at its finest ... >
  
  
  It's funny how a completely non-violent act of burning your own property is forbidden
  
  I can almost guarantee it is illegal to burn down your own house.