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Perhaps, but it goes to an institutional cover up of mass rape.
Perhaps the Steubenville case is more timely?
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Perhaps, but it goes to an institutional cover up of mass rape.
Perhaps the Steubenville case is more timely?
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2 kids abusing a drunk girl at home vs 1000+ migrants abusing 100+ sober women on the streets.
Cover up by the school vs cover up by the authorities.
Nope, try again
Nice generalization. You just comparing one crime vs Compilation of crimes.2 kids abusing a drunk girl at home vs 1000+ migrants abusing 100+ sober women on the streets.
Cover up by the school vs cover up by the authorities.
Nope, try again
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One could make a legit - and worrying - comparison between the Steubenville case and the systematic sexual harassment we've seen on European streets. It's that in both cases, the perpetrators were privileged idiots who think they're entitled to do what they want, that they only have rights but not duties, that they're above the justice system.
Refugees who show no gratitude whatsoever and whose way of thinking is similar to obnoxious school jocks are a troubling phenomenon indeed.
Refugees who show no gratitude whatsoever and whose way of thinking is similar to obnoxious school jocks are a troubling phenomenon indeed.
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Seems the one that attacked a French police station last week was already arrested in Germany for sexually assaulting women, and was possibly involved with the Cologne events too.
He was also known for his ISIS sympathies over at the refugee center, and apparently painted the ISIS logo on a wall there, yet he could just 'carry on'....
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If he was suspected of other crimes then yes, action should have been taken.
Not solely on painting an ISIS logo though - that would be the same as punishing people for caricaturing big Mo, wouldn't it?
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Try painting a swastika in Germany.
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Painting an ISIS logo on the wall is a clear indication someone wishes death and destruction to the West. Good reason to deport him back with the first plane I think, instead of giving him shelter.
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No, in this case not really. Both signs stand for despicable people who have no place on this planet.
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As far as I am concerned, if you display the logo or flag of something (sports team, religion, minority group), then you support what they stand for. As far as I am aware, ISIS do not stand for many things other than killing non-Muslims and destroying the 'west'. Therefore if you are daft enough to display it in a refugee camp, then you should be immediately removed to make room for a peace loving refugee (of any religious flavour) who just wants out of a warzone.
EDIT: Isn't the swastika illegal in any and all forms in Germany?
EDIT again post-wiki: The German and Austrian postwar criminal code makes the public showing of the Hakenkreuz (the swastika), ... illegal, except for scholarly reasons. The swastikas on Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain temples are exempt, as religious symbols cannot be banned in Germany.
EDIT: Isn't the swastika illegal in any and all forms in Germany?
EDIT again post-wiki: The German and Austrian postwar criminal code makes the public showing of the Hakenkreuz (the swastika), ... illegal, except for scholarly reasons. The swastikas on Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain temples are exempt, as religious symbols cannot be banned in Germany.
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Absolutely, in fact, if you display a Toronto Maple Leafs flag here in Windsor, you are summarily evicted from you home and left out on the highway at the city limits with your bags
According to Ralf Jaeger, Interior Minister for North Rhine-Westphalia and a member of the Social Democratic Party, “What happens on the right-wing platforms and in chat rooms is at least as awful as the acts of those assaulting the women,”, so apparently, these hundreds of rapes are all the fault of right wing chatters. I think I can safely say this fella needs to take a step back and gain a little perspective
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I think I can safely say this fella needs to take a step back and gain a little perspective
He should be on the receiving end of a bunch of horny immigrants.
****tard.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strafgesetzbuch_section_86a
Look closely on what they ban. One of them is not like the others.
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Put Hamburg in Germany on the list as well for assaulting and harrassing women
You will see that more and more media are going to be covering this a that the "sweeping under the carpet" can't continue.
You will see that more and more media are going to be covering this a that the "sweeping under the carpet" can't continue.
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German coalition partners CDU and SPD have come to an agreement to lower the threshold to evict criminal immigrants.
From now on when convicted to a suspended sentence, it's possible to be sent back to where they came from.
They will also ban immigrants who just want to travel through Germany to other countries. Sweden has banned immigrants without papers from entering the country, and Denmark followed. And that has now a domino effect throughout Europe.
From now on when convicted to a suspended sentence, it's possible to be sent back to where they came from.
They will also ban immigrants who just want to travel through Germany to other countries. Sweden has banned immigrants without papers from entering the country, and Denmark followed. And that has now a domino effect throughout Europe.
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There is hope that politicians will come to their senses, as preferences plummet and general public will start to make them accountable for their actions.
btw. What is driving Angela Merkel? ... interesting opinion piece
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I don't he completely understood the question. But here's the correct answer. Porngraphy. Used the world over to the quell lonely lust. I don't think, say if you're in Germany, online porn cares if you're an immigrate from Syria, the USA, Saudi Arabia, Mars, or where ever. Pretty sure online religion cares of your religious preference.
Actaully, I just checked. I visited a porn site. Not once did it ask me my ethnicity or religion. It didn't even ask me if I was male or female. All it said was welcome back Ken.
These immigrants have access to the internet, sex shops, hookers if they so like, just like everybody else. They also have the ability to find love. If I'm not mistaken, we all also have a way to not act on such criminalist thoughts just because our libido is running a little high. A crime is crime, now matter how horny you are.
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