I mean, it's not like they would be wearing military uniforms and burning the books in public with actual flaming wooden torches or whatever. Just recycle them in a recycling facility.
Yeah, just ask Mosques to dispose of them. If they don't want to, burn them. I know it seems unsavory, but as with flags, burning is actually the correct way to dispose of them. Just do it correctly, and only extremists will get mad. Fuck them either way, so it's a win-win.
Yeah, just ask Mosques to dispose of them. If they don't want to, burn them. I know it seems unsavory, but as with flags, burning is actually the correct way to dispose of them. Just do it correctly, and only extremists will get mad. Fuck them either way, so it's a win-win.
There might be legal problems with giving confiscated items to a third party. Basically it's the government's responsibility to get rid of the books. It might be doable with some special cooperation agreement with muslim organizations but I'm not sure to what extend the German law would permit it. As it's the police that currently holds the Korans whatever method is chosen will be subjected to a bit more scrutiny.
I've always been confused by the problem with burning Islamic texts and stuff. I'm from a Muslim background and I've always been taught that burning an religious text is always to prefer than to throw it away etc.
It can risk being defiled more being thrown away or burried or stuff.
I've always appreciated 'Gift' being the German word for poison.
As much as Vergangenheitsbewältigung can occasionally be taken to an illogical extreme, in the era of fake news we're currently living in, I sincerely appreciate authorities being careful around creating actions with questionable symbolism that could easily be taken out of context online.