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    Quote Originally Posted by Cybran View Post
    https://www.rt.com/news/371938-germa...ects-arrested/



    I guess burning people like they do in ISIS videos will become more common in Germany.
    Jesus, with the burning and beheading. If these people actually wanted something, we probably would have already given it to them. They should read Trumps book. Even if you want us all to die, at least get us to give you stuff.

  2. #42
    Lighting homeless people on fire is nothing new. It takes some kind of brain dead idiot to try to tie it to Islam. A quick google search will show you local news picks it up. It has to be 'radical Islamic terrorism' or whatever the conservative media is calling it today to make national/international news.

    Muslims = Scary!
    Islam = Scary!
    Americans = Scared!

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    Enough of this stupid crap where you mention Tennisace or other posters just to provoke them into responding for shits and giggles. It stops here.

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    One needs to put some sort of priority list into place first..

    #1. They were 15 - 17 years old kids.
    #2. They were subjected to bad examples.
    #3. They were refugees
    #4. In the country between month and a couple years.

    Pretty sure that their actions have had lick to do with terrorism. If anything, it's the bad examples they've picked up in whatever news sources, or first hand, they have available.
    Point and fact though is, how homelessness isn't something Germans are very familiar with. There was never a lot around, and it was therefore almost not noticeable.
    Lately, over the last decade or so, that changed. And there's a certain hostility to be noticed in the population against homeless people. And, vice versa.
    The grand central stations of nearly every larger city are plagued with crimes triggered by homeless, drifters, alcoholics, druggies.
    That creates a tension, and young people might pick that up and get the wrong impressions.

    I mean, setting a person on fire deliberately, that's atrocious. Punishment will be accordingly.
    But making this a fear mongering terrorism example is too quite atrocious.
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    At least they turned themselves in. They have a little bit of honor left in them.
    Ofcourse always have to white knight even a bit... Fuck me...

  6. #46
    Quote Originally Posted by Cybran View Post
    but the victim survived without any injuries after passersby helped to extinguish the flames.
    thats great and all but... how the hell? were people three feet away carrying fire extinguishers? fire doesnt take long to injure someone.

  7. #47
    Quote Originally Posted by Sevarin View Post
    thats great and all but... how the hell? were people three feet away carrying fire extinguishers? fire doesnt take long to injure someone.
    If you have some decently thick cloth, you can smother a fire. On most fire trucks that do grass fire, they have a rubber flappers on sticks that serve the same purpose. Slam it down on a patch of grass and no more fire on that part.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sevarin View Post
    thats great and all but... how the hell? were people three feet away carrying fire extinguishers? fire doesnt take long to injure someone.
    Well... they tried to set him on fire. But the flames weren't really developing by the time people extinguished it already. It was caught early.
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  9. #49
    Quote Originally Posted by Deleth View Post
    I wonder what we as a society have done to cause people to be this hateful and aggressive and how we can help them to find back to the right way. As horrific as their crime was, we can't forget that these boys are traumatized and didn't get the help they needed to cope and process their trauma.
    Traumatised my ass. They get free food, housing and an allowance but instead of looking for a job or being quiet they start reenacting Isis videos.


    They and many like them will be only problems until they live in Europe.

  10. #50
    Quote Originally Posted by Cybran View Post
    Traumatised my ass. They get free food, housing and an allowance but instead of looking for a job or being quiet they start reenacting Isis videos.


    They and many like them will be only problems until they live in Europe.
    You don't think people fleeing Syria might be dealing with some trauma?

  11. #51
    Quote Originally Posted by Wells View Post
    You don't think people fleeing Syria might be dealing with some trauma?
    I don't. And if they are traumatised enough to commit barbaric acts it's one more reason to turn them back at the border and build a bigger wall.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cybran View Post
    I don't.
    Then you're the toughest internet tough guy to ever internet tough guy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wells View Post
    You don't think people fleeing Syria might be dealing with some trauma?
    You don't try to set people on fire because you're traumatized so not sure what that has to do with what they did.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nitro Fun View Post
    You don't try to set people on fire because you're traumatized so not sure what that has to do with what they did.
    The way I understand Wells is, that there's a chance how they/some refugees are traumatized from the events they've fled.
    Much like soldiers suffering from PTSD.. And all the conveniences given to them now cannot make this go away easily, if at all.
    We have violent crimes committed by PTSD stricken people every single day. And those people have homes, have incomes, families what not.
    You cannot simply fix mental disorders with materialism.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wildtree View Post
    The way I understand Wells is, that there's a chance how they/some refugees are traumatized from the events they've fled.
    Much like soldiers suffering from PTSD.. And all the conveniences given to them now cannot make this go away easily, if at all.
    We have violent crimes committed by PTSD stricken people every single day. And those people have homes, have incomes, families what not.
    You cannot simply fix mental disorders with materialism.
    PTSD has nothing to do with this. People with PTSD act mostly alone and they most certainly do not act in the manner the guys can be seen doing in the surveillance video. They're not mentally ill. They're just criminal scum.

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    Welcome to the future :- /

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nitro Fun View Post
    PTSD has nothing to do with this. People with PTSD act mostly alone and they most certainly do not act in the manner the guys can be seen doing in the surveillance video. They're not mentally ill. They're just criminal scum.
    They are idiotic teenagers.
    They've committed an atrocious act.

    That's two facts.
    Anything else is speculation, wild or not so wild.

    In my books you definitely need a certain amount of mental instability if you set fire to another person.

    Otherwise I only showcased that people subjected to intense war action can suffer from mental disorders.
    And if it happens to adults, it even more so happens to children who have yet to establish mental stability in the first place.
    You are a product of your surrounding.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wildtree View Post
    They are idiotic teenagers.
    They've committed an atrocious act.
    Idiotic teenagers do stuff like skating and run into people by mistake or drink too much and up needing medical attention. They don't set fire to people. Criminal scum do that.

    Quote Originally Posted by Wildtree View Post

    In my books you definitely need a certain amount of mental instability if you set fire to another person.
    Nope.

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    It was not part of their blood,
    It came to them very late,
    With long arrears to make good,
    When the Saxon began to hate.

    They were not easily moved,
    They were icy -- willing to wait
    Till every count should be proved,
    Ere the Saxon began to hate.

    Their voices were even and low.
    Their eyes were level and straight.
    There was neither sign nor show
    When the Saxon began to hate.

    It was not preached to the crowd.
    It was not taught by the state.
    No man spoke it aloud
    When the Saxon began to hate.

    It was not suddently bred.
    It will not swiftly abate.
    Through the chilled years ahead,
    When Time shall count from the date
    That the Saxon began to hate.
    Just waiting for the breaking point. If they keep pushing soon they will be hunted down and butcherdd by vigilantes. Man 2017 looks like a fun year.

  20. #60
    Quote Originally Posted by Wells View Post
    You don't think people fleeing Syria might be dealing with some trauma?
    Do you know where they're from? Because we know by now that many, if not most of these 'refugees' are in fact not coming from Syria at all. More to the point, many if not most are not 'fleeing' from anything.

    We all know the real issue here, however: Why is it a crime for these guys to Culturally Enrich™ their fellow man?

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