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Teenagers jailed for attacking families in France over what they were wearing

BaconandSauce

Teenagers jailed for attacking two families in southern France as 'women were wearing shorts'The two couples, a friend and their children were cycling in the city of Toulon in July when the two women were abused for wearing shorts by around 12 youths.

Local prosecutor Bernard Machal said the teens hurled insults at the women, shouting “whore” and “go on, get naked”.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/attack-france-women-clothing-sexist-abuse-violence-burkini-ban-a7233386.html

A bacon sandwich for anyone who can find the names of the teenagers as we must know the facts before implying these might belong to a certain faith group who has issues in this regard.

Reply 1

L'absurde

@BaconandSauce

Couldn't find the names the best I could find was that the group of teenagers were described as "muslim youths".

Spoiler

Reply 2

The_Opinion

Hmmm, I wonder what the demographic information of the attackers is, I am sure that I could not possibly guess it correctly.

Reply 3

Asolare

I think it says a lot about people when they only show an interest in a crime when it's being committed by a particular group they don't take a liking to. It's nice to see their lack of genuine sympathy or empathy being overrided by an overarching need to shove their "muslimz r bad lOL!" agenda down everyone's throats.

Reply 4

BaconandSauce

Original post by L'absurde

@BaconandSauce

Couldn't find the names the best I could find was that the group of teenagers were described as "muslim youths".

Spoiler

It's yours

Reply 5

KingBradly

Wow what a progressive and liberal culture. Makes perfect sense that Guardianistas would love it so much.

(Actually it does make sense. Both Guardian readers and Muslims share a puritanical streak to them. Guardian readers seem themselves in Muslims like these)

Reply 6

KingBradly

Original post by Inexorably

You've got it the wrong way round. People are wary of Islam because of all the horrible stories associated with it. They don't just find the stories horrible because they dislike Islam, and if they did, it wouldn't make much sense, because they wouldn't have a reason to dislike Islam in the first place.

Reply 7

Vividly clear

Original post by Inexorably

That would be true if the "people" committing these crimes weren't doing it every single day somewhere in the world.

Reply 8

Josb

Where is the outrage?

Just imagine if a Muslim woman had been beaten because of her clothes. We would have had countless articles denouncing Islamophobia, or the persecution of Muslims in France.

Reply 9

ChaoticButterfly

Original post by Josb

Where is the outrage?

Just imagine if a Muslim woman had been beaten because of her clothes. We would have had countless articles denouncing Islamophobia, or the persecution of Muslims in France.

and we would have you guys apologising for it.

(edited 7 years ago)

Reply 10

Vividly clear

Original post by Josb

Where is the outrage?

Just imagine if a Muslim woman had been beaten because of her clothes. We would have had countless articles denouncing Islamophobia, or the persecution of Muslims in France.

C'mon, this is 2016 Europe, where protesting against ethnic cleansing and blatant acts of terrorism is seen as racist and will get you in-prisoned, whilst promoting the downfall of western culture and multiculturalism will land you a job as mayor of London

Reply 11

Josb

Original post by ChaoticButterfly

and we would have you guys apologising for it.

I wouldn't find excuse for several dozens of people taking turns to jump on the head of someone on the ground. You are disgusting to suggest it.

Reply 12

KingBradly

Original post by ChaoticButterfly

and we would have you guys apologising for it.

Reply 13

Ladbants

Just 12 dickheads really

Reply 14

JoshDawg

I thought you offered a bacon sandwich to whoever gave them in because it seems complete obvious what they're demographic and faith group is, and that particular one won't touch the sandwich or be any help to you.

Reply 15

#ChaosKass

Yet another argument as to why we should completely ban immigration from Muslim countries, and send the Muslims currently living here back home. Us Westerners should be able to live in peace, not be threatened by these beasts whenever we open our front doors.

Reply 16

generallee

Original post by Inexorably

It is about what sort of society we want to live in.

No-one doubts the obvious fact that the "Muslim community" (whatever that means) is growing a dizzying rate as a percentage of the total population, in France (and the UK).

Or do you?

Will those of Muslim extraction continue to seek to enforce their culture (in this example their dress code on women) as the years go by, or will they live and let live?

Because if they continue this culture war, all the time growing more and more numerous we are in for highly troubling times over the next few decades...

Reply 17

alevelstresss

Original post by #ChaosKass

Why is the 'foreign' one worth deportation?

Reply 18

mariachi

Original post by alevelstresss

you're a vile person to neglect the fact that the very same crimes are committed in mass by our own population - why is the 'foreign' one worth deportation?