The Barbarian Invasion of Europe

An Italian man from Staten Island, NY got stabbed in the neck by Arabs while visiting family in Italy, as he was about to exit a train. They stole his luggage, his chain and crucifix. He stumbled out onto the platform. Lost a liter and a half of blood but was saved.

“I don’t want to die, Lord,” in since-deleted videos that were posted to Instagram.

“It took the ambulance 15 minutes to get to me,” he said. “A few more minutes, and I was a goner. I could feel, with every heartbeat, another gush of blood coming out.”
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Exclusive | New Yorker stabbed in neck by African migrants during Italian vacation: ‘It’s a playground for terror, for the vicious’

Nick Pellegrino, who teaches religion and coaches track at Archbishop Riordan High School in San Francisco, said his brush with death Tuesday has only reinforced his belief in God.
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Cooper said:
What's perplexing with the Ghana-Serbia deal is, why Ghana?!? That country has nothing to offer to Serbia, other than maybe chocolate. They could have imported labor from the Philippines, Vietnam, China or former USSR countries. It's as if they really wanted to hurt the Serb gene pool by bringing in the most dangerous elements into their country, it's Kalergi on steroids.
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As I was saying...

 
Cooper said:
As I was saying...

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Fake news?

From serbianmonitor.com today:

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Ministry of Labour: Serbia has no labour mobility agreement with Ghana – Serbian Monitor

The Ministry of Labour announced today that the Serbian government, in line with stable conditions in the domestic labour market, has not concluded any bilateral agreements or memorandums on labour mobility with other countries, including Ghana. “Protecting the domestic labour market is an...
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It_Is_My_Time said:
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It's a tricky one to me. I can absolutely understand the wanted to protect his son. At the same time, as a father, he has to know that such violent retaliation will lead to significant fail time. If he is the main breadwinner in the family and his son is young, this will absolutely wreck his family.

His wife will start to date other men, his son's development will be disrupted without a father in the home etc.
 
Droughtmeat said:
It's a tricky one to me. I can absolutely understand the wanted to protect his son. At the same time, as a father, he has to know that such violent retaliation will lead to significant fail time. If he is the main breadwinner in the family and his son is young, this will absolutely wreck his family.

His wife will start to date other men, his son's development will be disrupted without a father in the home etc.
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Retaliation can only be justified if he expects the criminal to attack again. Otherwise it's just revenge and that is not the Christian way.

But even if the criminal is still a danger to his son, it's probably better to let the cops handle this one than go to prison and leave his family for a very long time. Especially since there is clear video evidence.
 
analyst_green said:
Retaliation can only be justified if he expects the criminal to attack again. Otherwise it's just revenge and that is not the Christian way.

But even if the criminal is still a danger to his son, it's probably better to let the cops handle this one than go to prison and leave his family for a very long time. Especially since there is clear video evidence.
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Many British people are just getting tired of them. My old man would have done the same thing as this lad's father did.
 
Sad, but not surprising at this point. As we approach the real crisis years, it's another example of context. You can be all non-judgy, judgy, whatever they want to call it (ideal?) but after all those years of the government abdicating responsibility or worse, actively importing foreigners, this is hardly surprising.
 
Blade Runner said:
Sad, but not surprising at this point. As we approach the real crisis years, it's another example of context. You can be all non-judgy, judgy, whatever they want to call it (ideal?) but after all those years of the government abdicating responsibility or worse, actively importing foreigners, this is hardly surprising.
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Exactly, unsavory forms of justice occurs when a man or people lose their agency!
 
RedLagoon said:
Your old man didn't have the whole system rigged against him though.
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40+ years ago in south London my dad took a wrong turn and whilst completing a three point turn in the road, a person flashed his lights at us for not getting out of the way in time (for the high IQ liberals, the car didn't slow either, because they would like to assume he was letting us go). The driver's window was already down and I can't quite repeat what my dad yelled out loud, but his rights to the land had a lot to do with it. This story shocks people when I tell them.
 
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