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Originally posted by darmstadt View PostDamn, looks like it was a foreigner after all, and a nutter to boot: https://www.thelocal.de/20170615/mun...-europe-report
Can I remain reassured that this would have been prevented if only we had banned the burqa, niqab, and hijab?
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Another classic thread for the CUK Hall of Fame
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Originally posted by darmstadt View PostDamn, looks like it was a foreigner after all, and a nutter to boot: https://www.thelocal.de/20170615/mun...-europe-report
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Damn, looks like it was a foreigner after all, and a nutter to boot: https://www.thelocal.de/20170615/mun...-europe-report
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so if you see something that looks like it you ask questions.
Of course if as we have experienced before when the authorities deny any involvement of certain factions you get suspicious. Some people on here like to believe that without question.
As I said is policemen being shot in Germany common? Is it Drugs related?
I am sort of glad it isn't terrorism, the continent seems to have gone quiet while they attack the UK.
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...and so we can see that Islamic terrorism has defeated some on here already.
As soon as anything bad happens, certain posters immediately try to find ways of linking it to IS, because that is what those posters want to believe.
If you are always looking for the evidence (before it exists or where it doesn't exist), then the terror is in your mind. That's why I say they have defeated you.
and it's very easy to defeat people who want to believe they are being terrorised all the time and who spend there time ingesting media feeds that tell them it.
24hr "news" (most of which is comment/speculation) makes this sort of terrorism very easy to spread. If one person/paper gets a message out early that terrorism is the cause of something (or as is common on here, implying it without directly stating it), then it takes far more to be able to conclusively prove they are wrong, and even then, the same person/paper will come back a few days later with a similar story, and again not care that they are imagining it/making it up.
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostReally? Well you're not getting one. If you post like a racist xenophobe, it's hardly surprising if accusations* of being a racist xenophobe come your way.
Your protestations of innocence are highly suspect.
* Statements implying that perhaps xenophobia is the motivating factor
I wasn't particularly keen on the troubles either, I also disliked animal rights groups perpetrating terrorist activities and despite thinking hunting is pointless and cruel I dislike hunt saboteurs. They would be the white middle class ones so I can't hate them can I?
so no Xenophobia isn't the motivating factor. Is your assumption that people you disagree with you only judge by colour helpful to you? Because it certainly isn't to me. Its a lot more complicated.
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Originally posted by darmstadt View PostRTFM! If more people actually got off of their fat arses and researched subjects that they know nothing about then maybe the world wouldn't be in such a sorry state
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Originally posted by vetran View Post...accused me without cause. Not the first time old chap, I expect an apology!
I just didn't know what it was, so I asked questions without drawing too many conclusions.
* Statements implying that perhaps xenophobia is the motivating factor
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Originally posted by vetran View Post
I just didn't know what it was, so I asked questions without drawing too many conclusions.
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostSeems to. We have the usual suspects trying to justify their assumption that it must have been a Muslim extremist. Because of course, non-Muslims never commit crime.
Hasn't even the basic decency to admit that the intial knee-jerk reaction was wrong. Nasty little tulip that he is.
I suggested it was drugs as mentioned in your link, google translate does mangle it a bit. Which does seem to be likely, most British shootings seem to either be Drug, Gang related or lone nutters. Islamist terrorists seem to like bombs, trucks & knives maybe they are easier to come by?
Maybe I am wrong but this seems a little unusual I don't normally hear about shootings in Germany, which is why I said is it common? You seem to be defending it and suggesting being interested means I think its a Muslim plot. Raoul Moat was significantly unusual that I remember it and tried to understand the motivation. As was this:
Thusha Kamaleswaran shooting: Why were gunmen not behind bars | Daily Mail Online
Not sure what YOU THINK I thought. You however seem to have filled in the Blanks and accused me without cause. Not the first time old chap, I expect an apology!
It seems pretty clear the German police believe it not to be a terrorist incident despite their previous repeated duplicity as it is not sexual assault I am prepared to believe them. Though maybe the DUP have them fooled?
I just didn't know what it was, so I asked questions without drawing too many conclusions.
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Originally posted by darmstadt View Post**** all to do with immigrants or Muslims which will annoy some people here...
https://www.thelocal.de/20170613/pol...lm-for-caution
Originally posted by vetran View PostMaybe we are just being a little over sensitive, is shooting of a police officer and a number of other people very common in Germany?
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**** all to do with immigrants or Muslims which will annoy some people here...
https://www.thelocal.de/20170613/pol...lm-for-caution
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