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Heil Honkler!
Honk fucking honk
Heil Honkler!
Why was he banned?Wow, an Uncle Emmanuel Watkins quote...owe ya a rep
Why was he banned?
I won't say Josh was wrong at the time because I wasn't here but it seems a shame he got perma banned for telling people to avoid drinking to avoid being racist.http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showth...Americans-of-pale-color&p=4916946#post4916946
Josh had had enough of him.
We were still trying to be on our best behavior and showing our best face, and UEW's disjointed style and content was found to be too abrasive.
http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showth...Americans-of-pale-color&p=4916946#post4916946
Josh had had enough of him.
We were still trying to be on our best behavior and showing our best face, and UEW's disjointed style and content was found to be too abrasive.
And these same weak, woke, white progressives are so world weary and so poisoned with self doubt and self loathing that they will happily die off, leaving nothing behind of their history, accomplishments, heritage or culture.
A culture (that is to say, the culture of Western Enlightenment: individual rights, property rights, free market capitalism, charity, industry, thrift, scientific and industrial advancement) that has done more to lift more people out of poverty and misery than any other in the history of the world.
These people would be happy to see New England become New Angola, with all the filth and misery and death and stupidity and corruption that goes along with it, because they loathe their own selves so much, they have been poisoned so effectively, as to not be able to raise a finger in their own defense, which is to raise a finger in the defense of mankind.
Well, I for one, have not taken the poison.
I will rage against the dying of the light, even if I am the last man standing...perhaps it's too late...probably so, and I bear some of the blame for foolishly thinking that we could all "just get along" under a banner of liberty.
I have the right to self determination, to associate with whom I desire to associate with, to exclude whomever I wish, and to band together with fellow travelers who think similarly and for us to collectively determine who we want in our community.
Exhibit A: (And you think I give a flying fuck if some piece of shit, self loathing white communist like this numb cunt calls me a racist? I'll wear it like a badge of honor.)
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h/t to @Origanalist
I'd love to know if this is in fact real and not a 'shop.
Looks like a 'shop if you ask me...but there is no shortage of people who think like that.
Probably the "killing all" was shopped.
There are also white citizens who don't co-exist well with other people different from themselves. Should we do something about them? Or just worry about people who actually commit real crimes?
You're literally saying nothing.
I already said there are nice muslims and they will show with their actions how well they intend to assimilate to our culture by not raping our women proportionally higher than domestic citizens.
Muslim refugees have made Sweden a rape capital of Europe.
Open border beliebers will never accept these facts.
Why Sweden is NOT the 'rape capital of the world'
Is Sweden really a 'rape capital' as repeatedly suggested by sections of the international media? The Local consulted experts to get to the bottom of the matter.
In short, the answer is no.
Evidence for the claim usually comes in the form of comparative international statistics suggesting for example that Sweden has 63.5 reported rape incidents per 100,000 citizens, compared to 27.3 per 100,000 in the US, or 27.9 per 100,000 in Belgium, the nearest European country based on those numbers.
But comparing the number of reported rapes from one country to another is a process vulnerable to inaccuracies, several experts have told The Local.
Enrico Bisogno is the chief of data development and dissemination at the United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime (UNODC). He says that variations in how different countries record different crimes can play a "huge role" in influencing the results of these comparisons.
"Differences in reported crime data across countries are usually related to different reporting rates by victims (and/or detection by the police), different definitions of criminal offences by countries, and different counting rules," he explained.
"For example, countries can count one 'case' or every single episode. This can make a big difference, especially in cases of domestic violence: is every episode of violence between partners counted, or only the report made by the woman/wife?".
In Sweden, each case of sexual violence is recorded as a separate incident. So for example, if someone says they were raped by a partner every day for a fortnight, officers will record 14 potential crimes. In other countries the claim could be logged as a single incident.
Sweden also significantly broadened its definition of rape in 2005, which means the word "rape" can be used to record acts which would be called assault or bodily harm in other countries. That led to an increase in the number of rapes reported in the country in the years following the law change, which since appears to have levelled out, as the following graph shows:
Another not insignificant variable to take into consideration is society's view of rape: in Sweden, where women's rights are in sharp focus, women are and have increasingly been encouraged to report sexual assaults or rapes, compared to other countries where there may still be a greater social stigma.
"As you can appreciate, all these factors can play a huge role in influencing figures, and for this reason, we always caution against making direct cross-country comparisons," UNODC expert Bisogno stressed.
"The way of counting crimes differs between countries. In Sweden, a victim can report several cases when he or she decides to report a rape," Stockholm University criminology professor Felipe Estrada reiterated.
"What we know is that we have a high number of reported rape cases. Since this is a crime with a high but varying hidden figure in every country in the world it is very difficult to say anything about the real level using reported cases," he added.
An alternative way of trying to measure the level of rape in a country is by consulting crime victim surveys rather than the number of reported crimes.
One such study looking into violence against women in the EU was published by the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) in 2014. It showed that 18 percent of Swedish women consulted said they had been the victim of sexual violence, the same percentage as in the Netherlands, and slightly less than Denmark (19 percent).
But again, factors like cultural norms can also impact the data. The same study notes that "increased gender equality leads to higher levels of disclosure about violence against women", and that "it can be observed that Member States that are ranked highest in terms of gender equality tend also to have higher prevalence levels of violence against women". Sweden regularly places in the upper regions of gender equality rankings.
We know from all of the above that comparing rape statistics between countries is an error-prone process, but what about the other argument often put forward: that there has been a "dramatic rise in sexual crime" in Sweden caused by its intake of refugees?
Again, it doesn't ring true, and this time because the numbers don't add up. According to the Swedish National Council for Crime Prevention (Brå), the number of rapes reported annually in the country per 100,000 citizens has been relatively steady for almost a decade.
In 2016 there were 67 reported rapes per 100,000 people, 60 in 2015, 69 in 2014, 63 in 2013, 66 in 2012, 69 in 2011, 64 in 2010 and 2009, 59 in 2008 and 52 in 2007.
Those figures show there was actually a 12 percent dip in the number of rapes reported in Sweden in 2015 – the year the country received a record 163,000 asylum applications, at the peak of the refugee crisis.
I am a US citizen. I wonder if an exchange of "tense words" would get me back in the country if I did not have every "i" dotted and "t" crossed at an airport.
If we ask what ought to be the case, then you ought to be able to get in even without tense words or any i-s dotted or t-s crossed. The regime has no right to keep you out or to demand that you show them papers in order to be let back in.
Don't you agree?
No, I am not a "no borders" guy.
But regardless there should be consistency.
rather be racist than dead
Fake news websites would like you to believe that. They just have the broadest definition of what is rape. They also count differently. If a woman reports that her husband has assaulted her every day for a month, that is counted as 30 different rapes. In the US, that would be one. They include sexual molestation which is a rather broad category that can include anything from inappropriate touching to sending sexually explicit messages. Those do not count as sexual assault in most countries.
More at link.
The real racists want an open border where people die and get sexually abused trying to get here.
You're literally saying nothing.
I already said there are nice muslims and they will show with their actions how well they intend to assimilate to our culture by not raping our women proportionally higher than domestic citizens.
Muslim refugees have made Sweden a rape capital of Europe.
Open border beliebers will never accept these facts.