now who's talking shit? you're being obtuse for no legitimate reason.
No, I'm being dead serious. If they're born and raised in Denmark, they're literally acting like people born and raised in Denmark, whether they're forced to cover their face in public or not. What you're suggesting reeks of ethno-nationalism.
You are acting as if being born and raised in Denmark automatically means you are assimilated into Danish culture. That's not something you can just assume. If a Lebanese family moves to China and has kids, and their kids behave a certain way, that doesn't automatically mean the way their kids are behaving is a part of Chinese culture, to give another example. Culture has to do with a lot more than where you happen to be born and raised geographically.
You're acting like Denmark's culture is monolithic, when in fact it is not. ---
Everything has an end, except for the sausage. It has two.