Temat: Why does one become prone to extremist views?
ilter K.:
It's an ignorance by law!
Although it's not seen as ignorance, but 'tolerance'.
Lemme give you another example from the first time I went to a court-room in my life:
Our class went on an excursion to see law in action. One of the cases, the only one which stuck with me ever since, was a young Turk (or German-Turk or youngster with migrational background, whatever) was there for shop-lifting. Maybe assault. It's almost twenty years in the past.
Well, stuck with me is what the judge back then sad: "Ali (or Mohammed or whatever), this is a repeated offense, but I know you are a nice guy, so I give you some social work. Okay?"
For whatever the guy had done, my father would have punched me into a wall and the sentence by a judge would almost certainly be harsher than some twenty hours of social work over a couple of month.
That was
back then. Nowadays the reasons for those lil' criminals coming before court have become more serious, the judges even softer. Picture the rest yourself.
Although I don't think that the majority of cases are handled in such a PC-pussy-whipped-manner, the fact that some are and that the media and certain politicians pick on such cases, makes them wide spread known and the public generally more aggravated...
Btw, on Saturday 50 Skinheads attacked a football game in Leipzig, fighting some 150 viewers. Some people were seriously hurt. The police didn't really intervene. The police is under immense pressure now from the side of the football club, the fans and some politicians.
Btw, the knife killing was in Dresden. Dresden and Leipzig are in Saxonia (The so called Bavaria of the East). That's Eastern Germany. That's to Germans what Praga is to Varsovians.
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