TheOldSchool
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Using a tiny, infinitesimal fraction of a percentage of the members of a group to encourage hatred and fear against the whole group, including the innocent members of that group, is absolutely "demonizing." Nvm that we don't actually know who was in the crowd as you spiteful conservatives jump at the chance to enjoy some bigotry and xenophobia.No. I'm afraid that spinsters like you and the embarrassing blogger in the OP will lead people down the evil paths that end in Fascism. Xenophobia, hyper-nationalism, demonizing "undesirable" groups of people...Why did you leave this part out?
Germany's integration commissioner, Aydan Özoguz, demanded a rapid investigation "because on the one hand, the women need clarity and on the other, refugees and foreigners are quickly becoming the focus of broad suspicion."
Despite such urgings, however, it will likely take some time before any of the perpetrators can be identified. Footage from surveillance cameras mounted at the entrance to the Cologne station will certainly help, but the number of people on the square combined with darkness and the not entirely reliable memories of many of those partying at the site will make the process dramatically more difficult, say officials.
Did that part take a bit away from the hatred and fear you're trying to spread?
What's the matter, afraid a story like this might trip you up from your attempt to lead us all down the garden path ?
You truly are a blithering idiot.
That tells me you know I'm correct![]()
Pointing out their actual behavior is not demonizing someone. It's telling truth.