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3/1/2016 4:51:55 AM
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[quote]We are largely responsible for their misfortune...even Trump admits it. But instead of owning up to it and helping out (like Canada, Sweden, Germany, etc...), Trump wants to completely shy away from it. I stated the numbers....the likelihood of a terrorist emerging from a refugee group in the United States, is about .000267%....in 15 years.
You do realize that isolating an entire culture is going to make American Muslims feel like outcasts...It might be more dangerous because that can influence people to become radicalized.
I know that Trump believes that he should be able to say anything that comes to his mind because that's what America is about, but I don't think he knows what type of mental affects it may have on people. It's not okay to say the things he has said in front of millions of people...it's immature and arrogant. [/quote]This I have to take issue with because you don't seem to know much about what's going on Europe. You really shouldn't have brought up Sweden or Germany. Sweden has become the -blam!- capital of Europe and has the second highest number of -blam!-s in the world, behind only South Africa, and Muslim immigrants are committing an absurd amount of [url=http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=de1_1394099792]r@pe[/url] in Sweden and seem to be the cause of it. And you're not allowed to bring this up without being fined, as recently happened to a politician who attempted to discuss the subject. And do I even need to bring up Cologne and all of the other mass sexual assaults that happened that night, it happened in other cities I might add. And now the German police, rather than actually trying to sort out the absurd amount of crime being committed by the migrants, I'm saying migrants because we have no idea how many are actually Syrian refugees although some took part in the Cologne attacks, are now looking for the whistle blowers in the police force who let the information leak that Syrian refugees were involved in the Cologne attacks. [url=http://www.rotherham.gov.uk/downloads/file/1407/independent_inquiry_cse_in_rotherham]There have also been gangs of Muslims grooming, r@ping, and sexually assaulting underage girls and the police let it happen because they were afraid of being called racist.[/url] The Islamization of Europe is a serious [url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Trojan_Horse]threat[/url] and we can't keep denying it or denying that a lot of these people have backwards views that need to be challenged.
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Mate, there have been no official reports of -blam!-s by refugees and organizations that deal with sexual abuse have all denied these claims.
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Edited by john5550: 3/3/2016 5:18:36 PMAnd these people are lying or covering these crimes up. It took a week, an entire week, for the media to report on this and the German government didn't talk about until forced to and completely denied that any migrants or refugees took part in Cologne and other places despite hundreds of witness reports who had trouble believing what they were seeing. Germany has started working with social media sites, Twitter and Facebook, to censor anti-migrant sentiment and are now attempting to find the police officers who leaked the fact that refugees were present and took part in the Cologne attacks, to be specific at least 14 Syrians and witness reports of refugees tearing up their papers to taunt police. The reason that no one was arrested is because the police didn't have the resources to bring them in and the police were not, and had no way of being prepared for mass sexual assaults that occured because they had never happened in European countries but this has happened in Islamic countries. It happened to a CBS reporter covering the Arab Spring in 2011 and is called Taharrush(spelling can vary slightly). Something that you also have to realize is that a lot, at least 60% according to the EU's own admission, of these people aren't Syrian. They're from various parts of Africa, other parts of the Middle East, and certain parts of Asia. Most of the migrants aren't refugees but they have no way to confirm it.
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Yes, I agree that those acts are repulsive and the immigrants that committed those acts are a disgrace and should be locked up for life... But I don't see any mention of refugees in any of those articles...immigrants are not refugees; they're two different things.
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Because with the immigration that's been going on in recent months it's impossible to tell them apart. A lot of immigrants are claiming to be refugees and how many actually are is unknown, the studies are all over the place. It leaked that officers confirmed that there were refugees among those assaulting women in Cologne, and some even taunted police and citizens by burning their papers and saying that they would just another one tomorrow but the German government have been cracking down on anyone who puts out the problems with the refugees and migrants(as both groups took part in the attack). Hell they've even been working with social media companies to censor negative talk about the migrants and refugees. Germany's heading in a bad direction with all of this.
