German machete attack: At least one person killed

originally posted by: Cobaltic1978

originally posted by: gortex
Authorities reporting this is not terrorism but a domestic incident , believed woman was his wife.

Police stated that the suspect is a 21-year-old male refugee from Syria. He is previously known to police for acts of violence.
He allegedly argued with the woman before attacking her.

Police said there was "most likely" no danger for the city's residents, and that they currently had "no indication" that the attack was in fact a terror stike.
www.dw.com...

Well, I would suggest at the very least the victim was in a state of Terror.

But yes, it appears it was a domestic incident.

It does not matter what religion his victim was, it was still an act of terror, im so sick of this PC sh#t

originally posted by: earthling42
a reply to: SprocketUK

This wasn't a machete?

Looks a lot like this one used in the foiled Nice vigil attack.
www.jihadwatch.org...

a reply to: SprocketUK

Ehm, think you have gotten some of the information wrong. Just to correct things out so other readers won't misinterpret it too. The driver of BMW was the son of the kebab stands owner who ran this refugee machete man down.

There is a certain mindset that considers barbarism to be acceptable in the world today. I believe we should fight this descent into barbarity and acceptance with every fibre of our being.

R.I.P.

originally posted by: Jonjonj
There is a certain mindset that considers barbarism to be acceptable in the world today. I believe we should fight this descent into barbarity and acceptance with every fibre of our being.

R.I.P.

A bit PC with your wording but I surport you a 100%

originally posted by: imod02

originally posted by: Jonjonj
There is a certain mindset that considers barbarism to be acceptable in the world today. I believe we should fight this descent into barbarity and acceptance with every fibre of our being.

R.I.P.

A bit PC with your wording but I surport you a 100%

It isn't pc, call me old fashioned if you like though. What part of fight with every part of your being is pc?

Here's the sad fact about the reality of some migration from some parts of the world.

They don't want to and won't assimilate to their new culture. So what happens instead? Their new culture slowly turns into the hell holes those migrants came from.

Machete attacks happen in some of the world's worst hell holes. Now we have a machete attack and an axe attack in Germany in the last week. That was not a part of German culture before migration from one of the world's hell holes.

It's not a coincidence, liberals. And preaching love and acceptance is an incompetent stance to confront this with.

originally posted by: Gin
a reply to: SprocketUK

Ehm, think you have gotten some of the information wrong. Just to correct things out so other readers won't misinterpret it too. The driver of BMW was the son of the kebab stands owner who ran this refugee machete man down.

originally posted by: Gin
a reply to: TonyS

The driver was Fatih H. (22), son of kebab shop owner. Guess he was nutty enough to chase after him. Need more brave nuts who aren't afraid to stop the attackers.

Good point, I see it now.

originally posted by: MysticPearl
Here's the sad fact about the reality of some migration from some parts of the world.

They don't want to and won't assimilate to their new culture. So what happens instead? Their new culture slowly turns into the hell holes those migrants came from.

Machete attacks happen in some of the world's worst hell holes. Now we have a machete attack and an axe attack in Germany in the last week. That was not a part of German culture before migration from one of the world's hell holes.

It's not a coincidence, liberals. And preaching love and acceptable is an incompetent stance to confront this with.

Now now you need to get with the plan, we all know how wonderful multiculturalism is and it will save us all.

originally posted by: Cobaltic1978

But yes, it appears it was a domestic incident.

Domestic incident Muslim style. Probably thought he was allowed to kill her for some wrong he thought she committed aka honor killing. And why was he still in the country if he had already committed other violent crimes? He should've been thrown in prison and then dropped back in his country of origin once his sentence was served.

STM

originally posted by: imod02
So he killed for his god but becouse he did not plan it its ok.

He killed for his god? Where did you saw that?

a reply to: TheFlyOnTheWall

Is that an answer to my post?

originally posted by: seentoomuch
Probably thought he was allowed to kill her for some wrong he thought she committed aka honor killing.

That is just speculation from you.

And why was he still in the country if he had already committed other violent crimes?

But that's not, and that's an important question. I'm in favour of letting refugees entering my country when they need help, but if they commit crimes they should be arrested.

originally posted by: ArMaP

originally posted by: imod02
So he killed for his god but becouse he did not plan it its ok.

He killed for his god? Where did you saw that?

Its diffecult to explane if you have not studyed the mind set of this culture. They can convince themselfs that they are doing gods will so everything they do is ok becouse its gods will, honor kill, mass killings, its not that there god told them to do it, its that they belive they are doing gods will.

a reply to: imod02

That's just a generalisation, I like facts.

originally posted by: ArMaP
a reply to: imod02

That's just a generalisation, I like facts.

What I wrote is a fact, it is wrong to look at islam and the cultures with "western eyes" as they cannot be understood. Its like in afghanistan, women are less than dogs and only used to make children, but young boys are for sex and pleasure. They belive there god made things that way so its ok, but if we look at it with "western eyes", its very far from ok. So you need to study the cultures.

originally posted by: imod02
What I wrote is a fact, it is wrong to look at islam and the cultures with "western eyes" as they cannot be understood.

Looking at any cultural thing with the mind of a different culture and expecting to see it the same way is wrong, I agree with that, but I don't agree that something that may apply to some people can be applied to all people of that group, and saying that all Muslims can convince themselves that everything they do is god's will is a generalisation, not a fact, as for that to be a fact it should have resulted from knowing all Muslims in the world and having confirmation that they do act like that.

a reply to: ArMaP
Its part of the muslm belief system, so its fair to say all muslims follow it.
"I like to deny ignorance‚ correct me if I am wrong" I just did and it seem you did not like it

a reply to: ArMaP

It's just something to think about. Islam divides family, not bring them together.

originally posted by: imod02
"I like to deny ignorance‚ correct me if I am wrong" I just did and it seem you did not like it

It's just that I don't take any thing that someone tells me as the truth without verifiable facts.

In this case, there's a conflict between what you say and what I have witnessed and read, so I need hard facts to accept what you say as more correct than what I have witnessed and what I have read about Islam.