Angela Merkel is doing a fantastic job keeping the German borders open and indiscriminately accepting millions of immigrants from the Middle-East.![]()
Some don't like western culture at all.
I am sorry to tell you. But Hell wont Break Lose.
And the compassion for the Germans killed and wounded, you have expressed ?
(I do not read your post. Too long and always the same bla bla). Go deliver your prose to victims
Well at least this time there seems to be a Chance that it was actually terrorism.
I doubt its an ISIS work. As the Person apparently was Denied Asylum and tried several times to kill himself which was prevented by German Authority Rescuing him.
So it seems to be more likely that it was an act of Terrorism for Personal Reasons.
Angela Merkel is doing a fantastic job keeping the German borders open and indiscriminately accepting millions of immigrants from the Middle-East.![]()
Some don't like western culture at all.
And the compassion for the Germans killed and wounded, you have expressed ? (I do not read your post. Too long and always the same bla bla). Go deliver your prose to victims
It doesn't matter that Islamic terror is a minor factor.
You are right about this. It doesn't matter because it's a factor we can close out, and it's a factor what otherwise is non existent in Europe, unless we bring in ourselves.
And only a fool creates himself, and the others a problem what he don't have.
Do the principle of "In Dubio pro Reo" and the multilateral international treaties and laws on refugees mean anything to you?
It wont. Because it cant' happen two times, and it already did.
I want to stop such killing and wounding. You want to perpetuate it.
Maybe you should read more long and complex assessments rather than getting your information from short and snappy soundbites.
From what I've thus far read he was a refugee who was going to be returned to Syria but was really intent on staying away. Rather than return he decided to make a statement that would be heard.
Very typically terrorist, however this is the very first time a genuine refugee has committed an act of terror due to being a refugee, and presents a worrying development. There are apparently now so many of them they have a political ideology and identity. A "nation of refugees", if you will.
We need to be more proactive about Syria and make it relatively safe again before this gets worse.
Rather let run 100 guilty than condemn one innocent? Not in this case. Terrorism and religious fanaticism is too much of a threat to take account any of it what you mentioned above.
And i don't just talk about the deaths. The real threat its the stability of our world. You can't compromise it in this level. Not, if you have any other choice.
Do the principle of "In Dubio pro Reo" and the multilateral international treaties and laws on refugees mean anything to you?
They had an Political Ideology for Years.
Doing actions and wanting better Rights and Treatment.
If we want to stop this we would need to stop shunning them into small Rooms where we have em wait till they have a Mental Breakdown.
I doubt we can do much about Syria unfortunately. Stopping a War is not exactly an easy Task. Even more so when your a Third Party not Directly Involved in the Conflict.
The one thing we could do would be Smash ISIS. But this wont happen by Sending 500 Soldiers with Aircraft.
If we seriously wanted to bring down ISIS we would need to Send 2-3 Division of Soldiers (50.000) including Heavy Weapons and Machinery to Conquer and Occupy the Entire Territory for Years until the Terrorism Ideas have been Eradicated.
But no Country wants to Pull this much Costs. So we will Continue doing Minimalistik effort which will never bring this Situation under Control.
Such is the way of Capitalism.
"In Dubio pro Reo." means "In doubt for the accussed" and is one of the fundamental principles of our society. If you start to undermine this principle, you're undermining the basis of your justice system and one of your most basic rights, the right of a fair trial.
Sending troops into Syria is a very bad idea and won't solve the conflict. Too much fronts and too much participants to clearly determine who's the enemy and who's not.
Take Afghanistan and Iraq as example.
Darling? Your mistake is there are no accusation, or doubt, generalizing. The simple truth? Whatever their intentions are in this much number they are representing a serious problem.
The house is full Thats all!
And btw? Did you know the bomber by judicial decree meant to be deported, and despite this he was still there after a years or more, this is why this otrage can happen?
Germany are not just let run the innocent, but the guilty too.
Did you know, the ax amok runner only registered in hungary, and no one else given a damn?
This is what's really going on... You let them in the worst, without a second tough!
Some risks are just too great to take.
If you don't belíve me, than ask the citizens of Pripyat or as we refer into? Chernobyl. Germany, and France already destabilized because the migrant Crysis and terrorism. The calm? Is just the surface, what's going on the deep what matters.
Darling? Your mistake is there are no accusation, or doubt, generalizing. The simple truth? Whatever their intentions are in this much number they are representing a serious problem.
The house is full Thats all!
And btw? Did you know the bomber by judicial decree meant to be deported, and despite this he was still there after a years or more, this is why this otrage can happen?
Germany are not just let run the innocent, but the guilty too.
Did you know, the ax amok runner only registered in hungary, and no one else given a damn?
This is what's really going on... You let them in the worst, without a second tough!
It's not full. From an economic perspective Germany could take one or two million more before we come even close to the border of the budget.
The suicide bomber could not be deported back to Syria, since it's not considered a safe country. I haven't heard anything about him being known to the poice for other crimes or infractions.
The axe attacker was taken in by a german family, so I'm pretty sure he was registered here, too.
Those are two out of one and a half million. Both were not radicalized when they came here, both were considered as very friendly and inconspicuous.
I agree that refugees who broke the law multiple times or commited heavy crimes should either be deported back to Syria, even if it's considered not safe, or should be send to prison here.
I agree completely that the refugee status does not give anyone any special rights or enables someone to break the law without consequences.
I don't agree, that I should view every other refugee as a criminal because one is a criminal.
And I honestly don't see how Prypiat or Chernobyl can be compared to the current situation.