'Mass Casualty event' - Attack at Christmas market in Germany

a reply to: Naftalin

LOL no sh!t!

At first glance, looking at his YouTube, X, and Website links that I posted above, it appears that the poster is defending a “far right radical” that was pissed at Germany becoming an Islamist state.

Oh the irony!

Regardless, immigrants from these crapholes need to leave their homeland conflicts at the door when they enter a western country.

a reply to: NorthOS
I already know the way in which people will respond if something comes up. They hide behind freedom of speech, accuse me of masculine aggression and all the other stuff, kumba-ja.

Dramatist.

The terrorist hit a gap between the bollards exactly. These bollards are there for one reason only, and that is because of the previous attacks. This terrorist drove 400m through people in an SUV, running over a child among other things. It was never an accident.

You have to know that cars from these years have an automatic emergency braking assistant. You have to actively switch it off. Active. Confirm twice. In all other situations the car would have applied the brakes automatically. That cannot be canceled.

That has happened to me too, the car slams on the brakes so fast that you can't even blink.

originally posted by: DBCowboy

originally posted by: DontTreadOnMe

originally posted by: chr0naut


Markets aren't particularly Christian.

If you recall, Jesus himself led an attack on a market (John 2:14-22).

Christmas is!!!!!!
Despite all attempts to make it otherwise.

And it was a Christmas market.

It's sick. And sad. the 3 years we spent in Germany, our favorite times were the Christmas markets in our town. It was a chance for friends and neighbors to get together. Mulled wine for the grown-ups, hot chocolate for the kids.

It was sad and sickening to see this.

I birthed my first daughter in Germany.. We were close to the town of Hamilen... of the Pied Piper fame. Christmas was a really special time there. Germans were not used to a Native American child so the second year when we were walking around everyone wanted to touch her for luck. As a mom it was kinda weird but the people there were just awesome and the markets were amazing places to go to.. it made special memories.

That this happened is just sickening.

a reply to: Lumenari
Hello!

I can assure you that something like that would never happen today. People have become much more sensitive. I think it was very borderline what was done, wanting to touch you for the sake of happiness.

Have you ever seen the Winnetou films? They are films about Native Americans and the Wild West, written by a German - who has never been to America - full of prejudices.

Many Germans take their lead from them and think that's actually what happened. I hope it's not too disrespectful, I'm interested in your opinion as someone with your background.

If it's not too personal for you.

a reply to: Naftalin

I commend you for speaking up for what's right. It's so crazy that we get called bigot, racist, toxic, fascist etc.

All in the defense of evil acts.

Please keep doing what you're doing. Been following your posts and I sense a kindred soul that I admire very much. Seelig.

Evil triumphs when good men (and women of course) do naught!

a reply to: chr0naut

It appears to me that you try very hard every day here on ATS to defend what is wrong with this world.

Maybe that's your kink... IDK.

But to normal people it's a really bad look.

I've been... puzzled by you for years.

I don't think you are a solvable puzzle.

But may I point out that you are currently justifying a nutter plowing into a crowd of people and killing some of them and injuring a lot more of them just because you want to be contrary?

I'm beginning to think that me trying to understand you isn't possible because you are actually insane.

Seek help, please.

originally posted by: Naftalin
a reply to: Lumenari
Hello!

I can assure you that something like that would never happen today. People have become much more sensitive. I think it was very borderline what was done, wanting to touch you for the sake of happiness.

Have you ever seen the Winnetou films? They are films about Native Americans and the Wild West, written by a German - who has never been to America - full of prejudices.

Many Germans take their lead from them and think that's actually what happened. I hope it's not too disrespectful, I'm interested in your opinion as someone with your background.

If it's not too personal for you.

I found the German people entirely hospitable and rather fun when I was there.

I wasn't creeped out by it at all... I was just a first time mother who was over protective and wondering why everyone wanted to touch my daughter.

In retrospect it was a blessing, of sorts.

She went from being rather introverted to a chatterbox that probably bothered our neighbors more than they bothered her.

a reply to: AlroyFarms

I can also be an insensitive asshole, sometimes. I don't mean to be, but it happens. I don't mean anyone any harm.

But sometimes you have to say things as they are. I'm happy to be rude in those cases. Because I find such deceitful behavior disrespectful and rude.

It's not meant to be disrespectful to the mods either. I'm writing it anyway, I don't care what the consequences are.

Good time

a reply to: Lumenari
I am pleased that you had a good time with us and were so well received. Prejudices sometimes still exist, particularly in rural areas. Especially with the ulterior motive of being exploited, but this also affects permanently unemployed Germans. It simply does not fit with our attitude. Unfortunately, people tend to generalize.

For me, everyone who does not mean us any harm is welcome here. I also welcome immigrants if they integrate and join in. There are also peaceful Muslims. But we should always justify ourselves collectively; I have never heard a Muslim speak against another Muslim. This silence is quite striking. You would think that other Muslims, whose livelihoods are being threatened here, would stand up for Germany.

Unfortunately, the silence suggests that this is not how it is secretly seen.

The answer you're looking for is SATAN. That's who is behind all this turmoil and crap in the world. He knows his time is almost up and he's doing his worst before it's too late. He will pay for it all.

And I want to be the first to say - it's high time all those assault cars are finally banned. They kill way too many people needlessly. What we need are more commonsense car laws.

There. I said it.

originally posted by: WeMustCare
a reply to: DontTreadOnMe

Seems that Islamists and Muslims are attempting to start a large scale inter-denominational war.

This guy seems to claim he’s an atheist.

The website helping ex-Muslims flee the Gulf
Taleb Al-Abdulmohsen lives in Germany now – but there was once a time where he lived and worked in Saudi Arabia, and was incapable of safely expressing his atheism.

It looks like the BBC article and video are from a while ago.

www.bbc.co.uk...

Firefighter Johannes (22) rushed to the Christmas market immediately after the fatal ride. He told BILD: "It was like something out of a bad film. I ran through the devastated market, people were lying on the left and right. And the only thing that went through my mind was: who should I help now? I then grabbed the injured who didn't have anyone with them and took them to the respective treatment areas."

And continued: "With a permanent marker, I wrote the words green, yellow or red on the injured people's faces. Depending on how severe their injuries were."

"The people in Magdeburg are in shock. But at the same time they have shown that they are there for each other. I was proud when I saw how many helpers came together in such a short time."

I am also in the (voluntary) fire service and this is hitting me hard. I am no longer active myself and don't have a pager, but this is hitting me hard because I help train the youth fire service. This will also stay with Johannes for the rest of his life. This is hard. I am proud of Johannes and every other, I don't know him but I would like to express my thanks and respect for all of his comrades in the world.

I also have a request: if you are stuck in a traffic jam on the motorway or on your highway, make room and pull over when you stop so that the emergency services can get through. This can mean the difference between life and death, even in Christmas market attacks like this.

www.youtube.com...

Hope they make them pay...

a reply to: atsalex2
Who are they? We've already had the "we'll show them" thing historically, it mustn't happen again...

Even if it is quite clear why this 'person' did it, in this situation we can only blame this doctor. It would be wrong to blame the peaceful people - even if they won't say a word - for this. That would be like saying that all Americans are to blame for the Native genocide and all Germans today are to blame for World War II.

I have never been in favor of collective atonement. The problem goes much deeper, it starts with the fact that the basic German attitude is no longer desired. We Germans are also to blame for this, our political system, but above all it is the complicity of all these brainwashed idiots who give up themselves and our culture for such results. When repeat offenders - even if they are new now - simply CANNOT be deported because the laws actively prevent this. Implemented by the socialists so that they can stroke their egos.

But unfortunately that doesn't help the dead and injured people.

This needs to be discussed openly and I don't know where you come from but I see it in the crazy left-liberals in America. Absolutely irrational and then there are people like the alien here who justifies and twists things like this and gets off on his inhumane attitude.

a reply to: Naftalin

What I have a hard time understanding, is what killing German people has to do with terrible human rights in Saudi Arabia.

Maybe a psychiatrist can tell us.

Because that’s what type of doctor he is.

a reply to: NorthOS
I also have a hard time with this kind of cognitive dissonance.

rest deleted, I see you speak about doctor.

a reply to: NorthOS
New beginning of the post, I misunderstood something at first. I've given up on attributing any higher moral values ​​to psychologists.

I was recently mentally #ed so badly by a prospective alternative practitioner for psychotherapy, you have to be afraid of what such people do to other people, mentally. You have to be a bit sociopathic if you choose a profession like that and like to mess around with other people's brains and tell them how things are.

For me, psychologists are the fortune tellers of the modern age.

Spent 2014-2018 in western germany, so I was there when the immigration tsunami started... when the gypsies disapeared from the area I lived in, and I thought when I left that this was only a matter of time.

I hope the victims find peace eventually.