TheCurl84 said:

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An "asylum seeker" who was "known by police for theft and drug offenses".

No need for further comment. Pretty much says it all.

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Don't they have laws allowing them to deport immigrants who break the law.

And, how many of these Asylum Seekers go back home to the country they are applying for assylum from for a visit every year?

Your friend is in denial with his head in the sand. He would never ride a train or a plane if they crashed at the same rate as the statistically insignificant rate of foreign immigrants (mostly Muslims) attacking German people......

Western European countries need to wake up and reclaim their national identity, start deporting, and/ / or institute hard line cultural assimilation (not based on religion) or they will be lost in the next 20-30 years IMHO.

Yep

Where's that professor to explain our Islamophobia??

A very deadly, mass casualty event may be the catalyst required for a serious change in their mindsets.

Ellis Wyatt said:

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infinity ag said:

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The Fall Guy said:

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https://www.bbc.com/news/live/cd9x22dj423t

28 injured. Afghan man the attacker.

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I accuse everyone of Islamophobia.

I am sure it was one of those angry violent Buddhists.

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...there isn't a shortage.

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Of what?

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Was wondering the same thing.

It is possible as the violence and demonstrations have escalated in the past few years. When I lived there in the mid 90s there were 5 political parties (conservatives, green, and socialist were the main 3). There was a lot of arguments among groups at the high school level mainly human rights vs Germany first.

For many of them their grandparents were involved in WWII one way or another. They had an entire year of history class devoted to just the Third Reich. Many to this day carry that guilt and don't want to be seen supporting any policy that is even remotely tied to that time. So they let their guard down, let everyone come and try to be a welcoming society full of social programs for immigrants.

Back in the 90s there were large populations from Turkey. However they were very similar to Hispanics in the US. Came for a better life, most had a small business, wanted kids in better schools, tried to adapt to the culture while still celebrating their own culture. Some back then complained it was too much and weaking German national identity. Those people got called Nazi and were pushed into a corner. Now they are living with the consequences of their decisions.

It's only a matter of time. The fire will rise in Europe and it will be unlike anything we have seen. If the gov doesn't change course, society has a way of correcting itself. History is your manuscript.

GrapevineAg said:

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From the article:

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The Afghan suspect arrested in Munich "must be punished" and "must leave the country", German Chancellor Olaf Scholz says.

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He shouldn't leave Germany and become another problem in the future. He should leave the realm of the living, or at least be imprisoned in Germany for life.

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Yeah, if he leaves Germany it should be in a coffin. If he stays in Germany he should still be in a coffin.

Quote from the linked article in the OP:

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The suspect - named locally as 24-year-old Farhad N - came to Germany in 2016, according to reports. He had his asylum application rejected, but his deportation was suspended.

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Question 1 - How does your asylum application get rejected and you just get to keep hanging out in the country where you're trying to seek asylum?

Question 2 - How is it that these asylum seekers pass through like 20 different countries before they find one where they attempt to claim asylum? I assume they're just shopping for who has the best asylum deal.

Question 3 - What was this guy claiming asylum from anyway?

There are almost 900,000 rejected asylum seekers living in Germany, 304,000 of whom are required to leave the country but still receive benefits.

Afghan national Farhad N, who committed a terrorist attack in Munich today, severely injuring at least 28 people, is one of them. pic.twitter.com/kLwmxO72AN

— Dr. Maalouf ‏ (@realMaalouf) February 13, 2025

The same has been going on here.

Cleverly played for sure.

Yet every time see that, just eyeroll. That was so much W's dumb moment and not really something the Caliphs of history themselves would have said or claimed. So it puts things in a ridiculous starting point --- its not like you have some Quaker phrase or goal stated for it early or now.

That would be especially problematical considering who appears to have enabled ISIS. The consequences would go in more than one direction.

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Old Sarge said:

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Driver was a 24 year old "Afghan Asylum Seeker"…..

They misspelled "religiously poisoned murderous Muslim terrorist".

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Asylum from what... Islam, Shira law, Islamic states? Does not compute.

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Asylum from a place that shares his death cult religion beliefs, so he can demonstrate them somewhere else.

Not really "asylum". The woke sickness of ANY country that would accept these people that are well known to refuse to assimilate into the culture they "relocate" to, and propogate violence to make their new place of residence assimilate to the crappy culture from which they "fled".

AKA Terrorists.

HollywoodBQ said:

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Quote from the linked article in the OP:

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The suspect - named locally as 24-year-old Farhad N - came to Germany in 2016, according to reports. He had his asylum application rejected, but his deportation was suspended.

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Question 1 - How does your asylum application get rejected and you just get to keep hanging out in the country where you're trying to seek asylum?

Question 2 - How is it that these asylum seekers pass through like 20 different countries before they find one where they attempt to claim asylum? I assume they're just shopping for who has the best asylum deal.

Question 3 - What was this guy claiming asylum from anyway?

There are almost 900,000 rejected asylum seekers living in Germany, 304,000 of whom are required to leave the country but still receive benefits.

Afghan national Farhad N, who committed a terrorist attack in Munich today, severely injuring at least 28 people, is one of them. pic.twitter.com/kLwmxO72AN

— Dr. Maalouf ‏ (@realMaalouf) February 13, 2025

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You get what you vote for

Romania didn't. Part of the issue is similar unaccountable globalists as were here, but they have less tools to remove them. (No clear cut freedom of speech)

backintexas2013 said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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The Fall Guy said:

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https://www.bbc.com/news/live/cd9x22dj423t

28 injured. Afghan man the attacker.

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I accuse everyone of Islamophobia.

I am sure it was one of those angry violent Buddhists.

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...there isn't a shortage.

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Of what?

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Was wondering the same thing.

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Pretty clear. There isn't a shortage of angry, violent Buddhists. Some of you talk about religion like you actually know something. So you must already know this. Right?

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Dammit I miss Norm….absolute legend. In his prime, I was too young to really appreciate his style of humor. Now that I'm older, I realize he is hilarious and can't get enough…a genius.

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It's insane watching Germans continue to ignore this stuff and be like "oh well, it's just part and parcel of living in a big city!"

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Germany, and much of Europe, are done. Not survivable at this point. Who knew the way to defeat Hitler would just be to import Muslims in mass numbers and tell them their culture is better than yours.

It gets even worse, he wanted to deport and they had intelligence of there being an increase of attacks using vehicles as rams

Germany has a population close to 85 million. Around 5.5 million of them are Muslim. You'd think reading these threads that it would be half the population, but it's not even close. There's a higher percentage of Asians in the United States than there are Muslims in Germany.

That's like saying "sure Mike has 3 rabid pit bulls in his house, but Steve has 6 malti-poos"

I asked a question. I didn't say I knew that. My travels in China and Thailand don't match that but maybe you know something I don't.

AtticusMatlock said:

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Germany has a population close to 85 million. Around 5.5 million of them are Muslim. You'd think reading these threads that it would be half the population, but it's not even close. There's a higher percentage of Asians in the United States than there are Muslims in Germany.

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So the have a 6/100 violence problem.

The problem with our nato allies is all the good men dna was wiped out from ww2, all was left was the quisling men dna.

backintexas2013 said:

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I asked a question. I didn't say I knew that. My travels in China and Thailand don't match that but maybe you know something I don't.

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Well, for example, from a Catholic perspective (which I am not)...

https://www.ncregister.com/blog/a-short-history-of-buddhist-violence-against-christians

And while doing my taxes, I notice that we gave $1020 to organizations spreading the gospel to Muslims. And we also helped a Muslim Afghan family settle in Houston; dad was the head of pediatric surgery in Kabul.

Not in favor of deporting anyone here legally, but from a historical perspective, we should start with the atheists.

BREAKING:

Far-left militant extremists are taking to the streets of Munich to intimidate a small group of friends & family members of the victims of today’s Islamist car-ramming attack

The small group gathered to protest open borders but was attacked by ppl shouting “fascists” pic.twitter.com/Pypac21hBm

— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) February 13, 2025

Enjoy your diversity, German idiots.

These attackers all seem to be the same.

They're infected with a virus or the mind. Islam, woke or tranns