Another Germany Attack

Amp34 · 25 Jul 2016 at 17:36

Arazi said:
But why do you keep looking for good in these angels?

What are you talking about?

Or are you still assuming that the actions of anyone that is/was Muslim are entirely driven by their religion?

Amp34 · 25 Jul 2016 at 17:38

Arazi said:
That is pretty sick, how many Jews where of fighting age or able to? Also what % would they have been in the over all German population?

You do know Syria was\is a country full of erm Syrians? Possibly 30-40% 16-40 year olds?

I cannot believe you posted the above as representing and equal comparison, utter garbage and shows you and your like's way of thinking is.

That is pretty sick, as I pointed out. Thanks for agreeing with me.

It's a shame it seems to be perfectly acceptable to argue the same for Syrians.

Out of interest who should the Syrian men fight for? Assad? Islamist groups?

Raggs · 25 Jul 2016 at 17:38

Malevolence said:
Nothing more to say.

What's that old saying ? ah yes it's been said before of the foolish germans.

They sowed the wind, and now they are going to reap the whirlwind...

this will go on for years too come.

Tummy · 25 Jul 2016 at 17:38

RaohNS said:
Where are the families of these "refugees" who make up a round 90% males who make up the refugees? Where?

Lost because they did not take their phones because RaohNS said leaving it is the true sign of desperation.

RaohNS said:
Using google can you tell me the percentage of migrants who are/proven to be Syrian?

'cause the Middle East is a ******* lovely place to be, because Turkey is a lovely place to be...

I hope you never find yourself in a situation where you have to flee for your life from your home. However; if you ever find yourself in that situation remember you're only allowed to escape naked with your family and must stop at the first safe place.

Name · 25 Jul 2016 at 17:39

Those selfies haha, good lord.

It's okay lads i believe replacement designer phones and sunglasses are quite cheap in Athens now.

Arazi · 25 Jul 2016 at 17:40

Tummy said:
I am perfectly capable of putting my phone in to my pocket, or bag when I leave the house, even in an emergency.

Fleeing means that you will be in danger and need to survive and make good to safety. Keeping contract with people, tracking your route/path, I guess carrying a messenger bird, map and compass is easier.

Actually, how **** did they keep these things charged on their perilous journey.

Amp34 · 25 Jul 2016 at 17:42

Arazi said:
I would think every refugee currently in Germany or wherever in Europe have been through at least one safe country on their journey, so again, can you answer the question i asked.

Why did they not stay in the first safe country?

Because the countries refused to accept them.

Tummy · 25 Jul 2016 at 17:44

Amp34 said:
Because the countries refused to accept them.

NO! DO NOT DARE DO THAT.

I fully expect that in the case of a fire; Arazi would just stand next to the front door of the building that is on fire, after all that is the first safe place.

Amp34 · 25 Jul 2016 at 17:44

RaohNS said:
Not being obtuse. You would really as a man abandon your family and take a phone? Have various charities found between 87-93% of "refugees" being listed as male?

The phone thing has been a continual theme here that people who are oh so desperate often have some pretty fanciful gadgets.

How do you know their choice especially when their family is not there with them?

I take it you have and are also blind to the trail of rubbish they have left behind?

These people for the most part are opportunists.

Out of interest do you not keep your phone in your pocket? Or in a grab able place when you leave home? Do you lock it in a safe or something? Are you also unhappy that they may have grabbed their wallets as well?

It's a ridiculous argument you're trying to make here.

Arazi · 25 Jul 2016 at 17:47

Amp34 said:
Because the countries refused to accept them.

Keep repeating it, it might end up true.

Amp34 · 25 Jul 2016 at 17:47

Arazi said:
Excuse me, you missed out better state benefits, oops.

ahh, the typical nonsense reply when you've been shown to post rubbish.

Tummy · 25 Jul 2016 at 17:48

Amp34 said:
Out of interest do you not keep your phone in your pocket? Or in a grab able place when you leave home? Do you lock it in a safe or something? Are you also unhappy that they may have grabbed their wallets as well?

It's a ridiculous argument you're trying to make here.

The fire alarm once went off, for an actual real fire, and I picked up my iPhone, MacBook, and car keys, put them in my bag (with the rest of my stuff) and walked out. I also, crossed the street (past the first safe place) and went and sat in a park a couple of minutes away. ****.

I apologise because I should have just ran out screaming to the first safe place.

RaohNS · 25 Jul 2016 at 17:48

Tummy said:
Lost because they did not take their phones because RaohNS said leaving it is the true sign of desperation.

'cause the Middle East is a ******* lovely place to be, because Turkey is a lovely place to be...

I hope you never find yourself in a situation where you have to flee for your life from your home. However; if you ever find yourself in that situation remember you're only allowed to escape naked with your family and must stop at the first safe place.

Love it

If I were in a country I knew nothing about my family wouldn't leave my side.

If my country were being bombed/under attack there is no way I would say toodles and leave them to the whims.

RaohNS · 25 Jul 2016 at 17:49

Amp34 said:
Out of interest do you not keep your phone in your pocket? Or in a grab able place when you leave home? Do you lock it in a safe or something? Are you also unhappy that they may have grabbed their wallets as well?

It's a ridiculous argument you're trying to make here.

I don't always carry a phone. In fact I'm not typing this on my phone.

Again. Do you know where the families of these men are?

Sent using my Windows Phone

Amp34 · 25 Jul 2016 at 17:49

Arazi said:
Actually, how **** did they keep these things charged on their perilous journey.

Erm, wall plugs and turning them off regularly to save battery. You know, like many others that travel a lot.

You probably wouldn't know that as I doubt you've left the country, except to possibly Spain.

Mynight · 25 Jul 2016 at 17:50

Tummy said:
The fire alarm once went off, for an actual real fire, and I picked up my iPhone, MacBook, and car keys, put them in my bag (with the rest of my stuff) and walked out. I also, crossed the street (past the first safe place) and went and sat in a park a couple of minutes away. ****.

I apologise because I should have just ran out screaming to the first safe place.

Maybe you should be paying more attention to the fire drill?

Tummy · 25 Jul 2016 at 17:50

Amp34 said:
Erm, wall plugs and turning them off regularly to save battery. You know, like many others that travel a lot.

You probably wouldn't know that as I doubt you've left the country, except to possibly Spain.

Do not bring logic in to this.

sports_brah · 25 Jul 2016 at 17:51

I'm in Frankfurt atm.

What a hovel. The area around the train station is swarming with migrants. They're lying around indolently, ive seen with my own eyes how sexually aggressive they actually are.

I've been anti migrants for a while, but this has confirmed what a disaster this is.

Also seen 30+ arrested (will upload a video when home). Shame these doctors and engineers are not allowed to work unhindered....

Genuinely surprised how ****** this place has become.

Amp34 · 25 Jul 2016 at 17:51

Arazi said:
Keep repeating it, it might end up true.

So you're arguing from a position of ignorance?

That makes most of your replies make a lot more sense.

Tummy · 25 Jul 2016 at 17:52

Mynight said:
Maybe you should be paying more attention to the fire drill?

No drill, actual fire.

I did it all wrong though

. I should have left all my possessions/friends and just ran out screaming to the first safe place and then stopped.

Another Germany Attack

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