I think this is a reaction against the settling Turks there. I know that they are just completely integrating with their third generation there, the vast of the first generation still going on with a life built around the snapshot of Turkey in 1960's they have in their minds. Therefore, there have been many, reasonably based, protests against Turks not bothering themselves with adaptation and just colonizing.

In the end, I think the Bavarians are just protesting the impact of the Turks on their life styles. Otherwise, what they say don't make sense, Islam does not prohibit the 
consumption of pork for people, just for the Muslim. Some Islamic
countries are different, but state policie...

I think this is a reaction against the settling Turks there. I know that they are just completely integrating with their third generation there, the vast of the first generation still going on with a life built around the snapshot of Turkey in 1960's they have in their minds. Therefore, there have been many, reasonably based, protests against Turks not bothering themselves with adaptation and just colonizing.

In the end, I think the Bavarians are just protesting the impact of the Turks on their life styles. Otherwise, what they say don't make sense, Islam does not prohibit the 
consumption of pork for people, just for the Muslim. Some Islamic
countries are different, but state policies do tend to echo and amplify religious practices especially if the state is not secular. As far as I know drinking beer is not happily embraced in Christianity
either.

I hope that Turks manage to fit in better, not necessarily losing who they are but rather enhancing it.