More sex assaults on women in Germany

I know it's super hard to control stuff- but it's a crisis and the pressure will only be increasing from now on. So control is going to be so important. I would say yes to increasing controls..

let us not kid ourselves

the question is : are we ready to use violence to stop the refugees flowing in ? how can we control people who don't want to be controlled, except by using violence ?

would public opinion tolerate the use of violence ?

in my view, no.

'Usually right wing' in brackets.

You still haven't explained who these mystery people are who think that locking up a criminal is racist.

Violence no, but force yes.

I agree that sensationalist headlines tend to put 'we against them' and appeals to fear of migrants with a racist touch. Migration is a problem and offenders commit felonies/crimes in their host countries. But TSR headlines (lifted from Daily express and Mail) lack objectivity and don't provide facts, cause of problems or measures taken by German authorities..

Throw these dossers out of Europe. They clearly have no respect for European culture and they can't integrate. Its got to the extent that a German Muslim group has asked the German government to ban alcohol from the country to help the migrants integrate and have blamed the rape victims for wearing "light clothing and perfume".

If someone doesn't kick these newcoming migrants out now then Europe is going to turn Islamic and every single country who have these migrants will have ended up changing their laws just to suit them.

Violence no, but force yes.After they showed their hand at Cologne I think all bets are off. Many liberal minded people are reassessing the problem. Any nation that is not willing to defend its borders from all illegal immigrants storming the ports deserves to go down the pan.

let us not kid ourselvesthe question is : are we ready to use violence to stop the refugees flowing in ? how can we control people who don't want to be controlled, except by using violence ?would public opinion tolerate the use of violence ?in my view, no.

I'm German and a long time lurker on this forum. It's funny that you should say this now. You are no angel yourself. On several occasions in the past, you and your fellow peers would gang up together and reported any member for creating threads or posting replies on immigration issues.

As a result of your insecurities and that of your fellow peers, many, many people on this forum got banned for merely questioning the policy decisions linked to immigration/migration such as the one made by my Chancellor to allow all these migrants into my country
1) without checking if they are holding genuine passports
2) without checking if they have links to terrorist groups
3) without checking if they have criminal records in their home countries
4) without checking if they have HIV/AIDS

Now that these migrants have entered Europe and turned it upside down, you now want to sing a different tune? I hope all of you reading my post, bears this in mind. A country's sovereignty, security and safety of its citizens is so so important. With Merkel's blunder, we have become a carbon copy of UK & the rest of EU and their set of problems.

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Clearly you're not a law student. Using violence is where the American and British secret service agents abused the prisoners in Guantanamo Bay prison to extract forced testimonies. Using force is where the police is given discretionary powers to use proportionate force as and where the situation calls for it, to maintain law and order..

you are quibbling

if you have to use force to prevent immigrants from crossing a border they are determinate to cross, or from escaping closed refugee camps, you will have to use violence (whatever its legal qualification)

Let's see how you react this time.
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If you live in a glass house please do not throw stones.

I have the solution to end sex attacks by migrants: do not allow any of them in, remove any in the country from the country, and forget about the people desperate to enter Europe.

Difficult to talk about facts when the police in Sweden and Germany are often forbidden to talk about "refugees", and even tried to cover up rapes. Cologne police initially said that everything was normal on NYE. ffs

Now people think they don't get correct information and make generalisations. It wouldn't have happened if the police, politicians and journalists were not so afraid to tell the truth in the name of political correctness. Leftards reap what they sow.

It is not only the left, Germany is ruled by the Christian Democrats and Merkel's stance is disputed within her own party. Bavarian's state president Seehofer has been her main critic. My point is that The coverage by TSR is certainly not factual and lacks depth by journalistic principle. Mostly it is lifted straight from Express/Mail.

The Cologne police is just incompetent with understaffing and a canned press release. Interestingly, this is the argument of politicians' and media cover-up is used by the controversial German Alternative fuer Deutschland (AfD) party. I don't think that people are generally distrusting the media and politicians.