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In reply to the discussion: Dear DU: Please stop echoing the European far right when it comes to immigration. [View all]leftynyc
(26,060 posts)47. They condemned the attack, yes
But immediately went to - we can't blame the immigration policy (if you don't see the open door policy of Germany as a complete disaster, you're simply not paying attention or don't care about women - I'll say that out loud and without mercy). When is pointing out that someone is putting words into another's mouth, or assigning nefarious motives to a position trying to shut things down? I'm asking them to explain themselves in an honest way.
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Dear DU: Please stop echoing the European far right when it comes to immigration. [View all]
redgreenandblue
Jan 2016
OP
This was reported by Juergen Todenhoefer as being a figure release by the BKA.
redgreenandblue
Jan 2016
#3
I suspect like me, most on DU agree with you, and simply trash most threads
closeupready
Jan 2016
#7
That is correct. The total number may be as high as 70, many of which were not refugees...
redgreenandblue
Jan 2016
#10
I can assure you they did not "do nothing because it wasn't politically correct".
redgreenandblue
Jan 2016
#71
Right, because when it comes to hating minorities, anecdotal data is reliable.
closeupready
Jan 2016
#16
Found a good article at Deutsche Welle with some insight from social scientists.
pampango
Jan 2016
#14
Sorry but internationally speaking there has been A LOT of violence by muslims
pault420
Jan 2016
#15
You 'blame Merkel'? When you're talking about incidents years ago in other countries?
muriel_volestrangler
Jan 2016
#40
There has undoubtedly been a lot of political violence by Muslim terror organizations...
LeftishBrit
Jan 2016
#67
"Why should one European citizen have her freedom to conduct herself as she pleases impinged upon by
pampango
Jan 2016
#23
So what is the appropriate 'meaningful' liberal reponse, if prosecuting criminals is not
pampango
Jan 2016
#34
"putting words into another's mouth, or assigning nefarious motives"
muriel_volestrangler
Jan 2016
#48
Agains: Immigrants are not more likely to commit crimes than non-immigrants.
redgreenandblue
Jan 2016
#36
Thanks for illustrating my point. I guess math is not your strongest subject?
redgreenandblue
Jan 2016
#35
When you you stop characterizing mob sexual assault as "mild" you might be worthy of a reply.
Nuclear Unicorn
Jan 2016
#43
How dare you use a name like Odin when speaking hypocritical garbage like that!
Quantess
Jan 2016
#24
I think being from Norway, he does have more knowledge of it. They have had to give Arab immigrants
Jim Beard
Jan 2016
#58
6) The people at greatest risk are in warzones or being transported by human smugglers.
LeftyMom
Jan 2016
#26
Thank you and if they looked at US crime breakdowns , they would be demanding white people
Person 2713
Jan 2016
#51
Any German who is not "living their life as they please" because of refugees right now...
redgreenandblue
Jan 2016
#72
If you believe there is a substantial problem with refugee rape gangs in Germany...
redgreenandblue
Jan 2016
#73
Well said. Stereotyping and xenophobia are typical of the far right. K&R
Tierra_y_Libertad
Jan 2016
#57