German police urging women not to go out alone after latest brutal rape

a reply to: Plotus

It means you would rather not answer the question I asked.

They should make all the politicians dress as women and make them jog alone at night.
Imagine the beating the men will get when their attacker discovers they're not even a woman.
I remember Swedish authorities saying the same thing about women not walking alone a year or 2 ago.
Sad situation, not wanted by the people but thrust upon them by the globalists in the EU.

a reply to: Plotus

But we wouldn't want to hurt any feelings, or should we ?

Let's find out, shall we?

"The US Gov’t Killed More Civilians This Month Than All Terrorist Attacks in Europe Over the Last 12 Years." - date of article June.24/2017

In the last 12 years, terrorist attacks in Europe have killed 459 civilians. The U.S. killed at least 472 civilians in Syria, just in the last month.

Every time a terrorist attack occurs in Europe, it is met with an abundance of media coverage, and each victim is mourned by the public on a grand scale. However, the concern for the loss of innocent life appears to be almost nonexistent when the United States kills more civilians in one month than terrorist attacks in Europe have killed in the last 12 years.

thefreethoughtproject.com...

Oh, lets NOT pussyfoot around: rapist, terrorist, murderers should all be dealt with regardless of country, religion, ethnicity, and creed.

I find it amusing that people from certain countries condemn others from other parts of the world for what their own countrymen have done and are doing.

Get rid of them all...

originally posted by: Asktheanimals
They should make all the politicians dress as women and make them jog alone at night.
Imagine the beating the men will get when their attacker discovers they're not even a woman.
I remember Swedish authorities saying the same thing about women not walking alone a year or 2 ago.
Sad situation, not wanted by the people but thrust upon them by the globalists in the EU.

You do know that the original story has the woman describing the man as southern German..right?

I mean lets not like get facts involved in this story..

originally posted by: Shamrock6
a reply to: Plotus

It means you would rather not answer the question I asked.

Of course it happens in other countries. And here in the US we go after the perps, but you deflect. How would you feel if your children and wife were victims ?

Oh yay now we can call Germany Germanistan.

a reply to: Involutionist A war theatre is certainly not the same as a civilized city with expectations of a safe environment now is it ?

a reply to: Plotus

It'd be a lot cooler if you didn't resort immediately to appeals to emotion.

German police are looking for the attacker. That's pretty much the definition of "going after" somebody.

I guess I really just find your chest-thumping to be kinda funny. I haven't seen anybody here saying to let anybody go around raping anybody, but to read your comments you'd think people were rejoicing over this incident. Rape is bad. I think the overwhelming majority on ATS get that, so you don't need to volunteer to wear the cross of convincing anybody that it's bad.

originally posted by: DerBeobachter
I am just asking myself if the police did the same when Jack the Ripper carried out his nefarious deeds there in England.
And if people were upset about the warning, too...

What?

"Police for the Whitechapel district of London are asking hookers not to work alone and make they only take clients in pairs ..."

originally posted by: Asktheanimals
They should make all the politicians dress as women and make them jog alone at night.
Imagine the beating the men will get when their attacker discovers they're not even a woman.
I remember Swedish authorities saying the same thing about women not walking alone a year or 2 ago.
Sad situation, not wanted by the people but thrust upon them by the globalists in the EU.

Yes, my Swedish friends have been walking their children to school for the past year. The men take turns accompanying neighborhood children to and from the village school because four young girls were assaulted by migrants. They live in a small village that was completely safe for women and children to go about their business until the government decided that they needed some diversity.

I wish I had the deductive powers that a lot of you guys have.

When I read that the attacker was "southern" all I got was he was from the south.

The way you guys deduced he was not born in Germany, guessed the rough country he most likely came from AND his religion all from that one word is like Sherlock level awsome.

Now enough praise from me lets get back to talking about violent retribution and how it would never happen in your country right....

originally posted by: Bluntone22
a reply to: trollz



"When she was found, the woman described the attacker as being of “southern” appearance. He was between 25 and 35 years old, had dark hair and a short, untidy beard, according to witness accounts."


Wtf does "southern" mean?

Maybe he looked like the guy from Deliverance who raped Ned Beatty.

a reply to: trollz

The police should be urging everyone to arm themselves! Men and woman alike! That's total BS you're a prisoner in your house due to fear.

Oh wait, it's Germany. /sarcasm

peace

a reply to: Plotus

A war theatre is certainly not the same as a civilized city with expectations of a safe environment now is it ?

It depends on context. Here, allow me to paint a clearer picture for you — using an interactive map — of what is expected of a civilized society that provides a safer environment...

America ranks 114 out of 163 countries according to the Global Peace Index (2017) as one of the most violent and/or less peaceful nations on the planet. It was ranked 103 out of 163 countries in 2016 — falling 11 places in just one year.

Global Peace Index: visionofhumanity.org...

When reading the Global Peace Index summary of the criteria that is calculated to give nations its ranking — one will come to understand it is not entirely related and/or limited to immigration and foriegn born populations. In fact, that issue plays an almost irrelevant role.

Again: America sits 114 out of 163 countries on the list. Take a look at the nations the USA keeps company with compared to the nations Germany keeps company with...

USA:



Germany:



Q: How come Germany sits at 16 out of 163 countries in good company with other developed nations and America sits towards the bottom of the list at 114 out of 163 countries — the lowest of all developed nations?

Germany is obviously *a MORE civilized country with MORE civilized cities* that is living up to its *expectations of providing safe environments* — yet, America is not.

Click the interactive link above and play around with it to get a better grasp of reality.

This is Russian propaganda.

Russia acknowledges propaganda force meant to wage information warfare against the West

The so-called "Lisa-case" is one of thousands of online stories linking refugees in Europe to criminal activity, including rape, assaults, and robberies. Fuel is thrown on these embers by groups on social media and blogs. Behind it all is what politicians and experts are calling a growing Russian propaganda campaign aimed at destabilising Europe.

Russian propaganda is state-of-the-art again

Unlike the Socialists of the 1930s, the Kremlin and its friends today are driven not so much by ideology as by opportunism (and, in Russia’s case, corruption). Mr Putin’s primary goal is not to present an alternative political model but to undermine Western democracies whose models present an existential threat to his rule at home. Having lived through the Soviet collapse, he is well aware that the attraction of the prosperous, value-based West helped defeat communism. The retreat of that liberal democratic idea allows Russian propagandists to claim a victory.

Russia Heats Up Its Infowar With the West

Its objective is clear and unequivocal: to obscure objective facts through a veritable “firehose of falsehood,” thereby creating doubt in Western governments, undermining trust in democratic institutions, and garnering greater sympathy for the Russian government (or, at least, greater freedom of action) for its actions abroad.

originally posted by: nonspecific
I wish I had the deductive powers that a lot of you guys have.

When I read that the attacker was "southern" all I got was he was from the south.

The way you guys deduced he was not born in Germany, guessed the rough country he most likely came from AND his religion all from that one word is like Sherlock level awsome.

If it was a white male with a bald spot, they would've just said that's what he was. The police in Europe use "southern appearance" to describe migrants, because they're forbidden from describing them as migrants. Do you honestly think that people in the southern part of Germany have some kind of distinct appearance from the people in the northern part of Germany? No, they all just look like German people. That's like saying someone has the appearance of being from Wisconsin. You know that makes no sense.

a reply to: trollz

Must be a continental European thing then as I live in Europe and if they thought the attacker was a muslim imigrant they would say so.

originally posted by: nonspecific
a reply to: trollz

Must be a continental European thing then as I live in Europe and if they thought the attacker was a muslim imigrant they would say so.

According to an internal letter, police in capital city Stockholm are instructed to refrain from describing suspects' race and nationality
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Zurich communal authorities have instructed city police to stop releasing the nationality of criminals to the media to avoid stigmatization.
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Police investigating the mass sexual assaults in Cologne on New Year’s Eve claim they were ordered to remove the word “rape” from their initial report.
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There's 3 examples for you of how police are often forbidden to disclose race/ethnicity when it comes to migrants, and sometimes they are even instructed to cover up the crimes themselves so as to not cause public anger.

Here's even one from the United States where the people in charge of the Bay Area Rapid Transit refuse to disclose information about the racial demographics of those committing crimes on their trains, as they don't want to look racist:

“To release these videos would create a high level of racially insensitive commentary toward the district,” she was told. “And in addition it would create a racial bias in the riders against minorities on the trains.”
Source

RT.com is what it is, not a respectable source of news, but they're right in this case.

The German word was südländischer. It literally means "southlandish". My German is crappy but afaik it originally meant Mediterranean; someone from Spain, Italy, Greece, Malta, probably not Turkey, certainly not North-Africa. HOWEVER, now it's often used as a euphemism for dark-skinned immigrants.


a reply to: links234

It absolutely is Russian propaganda, but the Euro media and establishment are only making it easier for the Russian regime, when they keep trying to hush up the problems of immigration. The best medicine for this propaganda is to discuss problems openly when we see them, even if it is inconvenient. Of course they exaggerate it a lot of them time, or outright invent stuff, but it's based on real issues.

a reply to: trollz

Ok but you realise that neither Stockholm or Zurich are in Germany right?