These people are supposed to have already been accepted, given a house, and provided with a stipend. Instead they are crowded in refugee centers, and growing angry at having to wait for their acceptance and freebies:
Police estimate that more than 350 of the 1,500 refugees staying in the emergency shelter at the Calden Airport near the city of Kassel became involved in the fight. The incident resulted in 14 injuries, including police officers. Two weeks prior, another altercation at Calden left 60 people injured.
There have been other violent outbreaks at hostels in Ellwangen in the state of Baden-Württemberg, Suhl in Thuringia, Bramsche in Lower Saxony, Trier in Rhineland-Palatinate, Heidenau in Saxony, as well as in Dresden and Leipzig. Indeed, an explosive mood is developing in many of the refugee camps across Germany, most of which have become overcrowded. Police situation reports from across the country describe a growing propensity to violence in the hostels.
In one refugee hostel in the town of Königsbrunn in Bavaria, police claim to have found machetes constructed using bed frames — “two approximately one-meter-long (three-foot-long) pipes with knives attached to them,” as well as a “chair leg whose tip had been shaped into a club and four iron pipes, each about one meter in length.”
At the beginning of September, inside a trade fair exhibition hall that had been converted into a refugee hostel in the town of Sinsheim in Baden-Württemberg, 200 to 300 asylum-seekers began fighting. A police report notes that security guards were so frightened after a man accused of participating in the brawl pulled a knife on them that they fled the scene.
In August alone, police in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia were dispatched 926 times to refugee accommodations — far more frequently than in previous months. Often they are responding to reports of bodily injury, but other times it’s as simple as someone having pulled the fire alarm. Rainer Wendt, the head of DPolG, Germany’s second-largest police union, says that officials are “facing the greatest challenge in postwar history.”
One-Point-Five million of these animals, just in Germany, this year. Think about that. They aren’t going to be spread out evenly, either. They will form enclaves in the cities, like we see here in Detroit. These will become dangerous no-go zones, and as in France, they will flood out into the non-Muslim areas to rape, rob, and pillage the locals, before fleeing back into their safe havens. When police inevitably shoot one, it will set off months of riots, and maybe some bombings and mass shootings.
There will be only one answer – total expulsion, by force of violence, all at once. Given Germany’s history, they will go for it – not that they’ll have much choice.
Apocalypse cometh™
[…] By Anonymous Conservative […]
Can they be classified as rabbits? If they are very apt to use force without hesitation themselves?
Human rabbits are all about the easy win, with no consequences. Like a bully, they can be extremely vicious, if there is to be no consequence. They won’t charge onto the beach at Normandy for their cause, but they will riot in a group, beat up weaker individuals, rape women, and plant bombs. My expectation is, however these are migrators, and just like they fled home when things got dicey, they will flee back when Europe wakes up.
Is the Islamic state and radical islamists currently fighting in syria also rabbits?
I don’t know them or their motivations. If they are fighting for their families and way of life then no. If they are fighting because they genuinely believe it will land them in paradise with no further worries then maybe. Some just seem mentally ill, and even evil, both of which are additional motivators that lie entirely outside of the r/K paradigm.