DS86DS wrote: » [...] Where was all the outrage when German students, only children themselves where been viciously bullied by the children of Syrian immigrants? Perhaps because it's not convenient for people with a certain political agenda to do so or highlight such an issue?https://www.google.ie/amp/s/www.express.co.uk/news/world/742584/Muslims-bullying-Christians-refugee-children-Germany/amp
yoke wrote: » That link mentions immigrant muslims bullying immigrant christians, not “existing german students” like you’re trying to portray it as. it isn’t nationality based but rather religion based, as both the victims and the bullies are migrants who have come from the same countries. A clue - the first ****ing sentence even says “Christian migrants who have travelled to Germany from Syria, Afghanistan or Iraq are being bullied and viciously assaulted by Muslim migrants of the same age”. I do agree it is equally deplorable, but maybe you should start a new thread about that instead of hijacking this one. The link is definitely not what you were presenting it as.
DS86DS wrote: » Admittedly, I had assumed that I had the correct article and posted it. But one does not have to dig deep to find stories of women and children been terrorised around Europe.https://voiceofeurope.com/2018/04/migrants-bully-and-beat-up-german-boy-for-eating-pork-an-ambulance-was-needed/
DS86DS wrote: » Funny how you don't hear about the kids in German schools been attacked on a continual basis by the children of Syrian immigrants. Selective outrage from the Whitey-is-evil brigade as usual.
The_Kew_Tour wrote: » While this thing happens everyday and maybe worse it's still great to see it highlighted and may make few bullies think twice this morning
Larbre34 wrote: » It won't.
razorblunt wrote: » The whataboutery is ridiculous. There have been numerous bullying videos posted that went viral, the two latest ones being a girl beaten up by another bunch of girls and the lads that threw eggs and flour on a lady with special needs. They all lead to outrage and media coverage. This is your bog standard bully, acting tough in front of his friends picking on an incapacitated (there are reports he'd already had his arm broken in an altercation with them) lad thats half his size. His IG has been found already, the Syrian kid already reported it to police already who are looking into it. I'm really uncomfortable with GoFundMe's though, how can you verify they're legit, how can you be sure all the cash is handed over? Its like people throw a tenner and think the issue is resolved as they donated. The local MP is in touch with the family and seems to be running things past the family with regard to gestures. Huddersfield Town already offered VIP for the next home game, BT are offering all expenses paid to a Premier League game of his choosing etc.
emo72 wrote: » Kids are horrible to each other. It's nothing to do with nationality.
Zorya wrote: » It's not really ''bog standard'' bullying though, is it, if he had his arm actually broken by the same bullies already.
Faugheen wrote: » He was choked and the water was aimed at his mouth. That absolutely is a waterboarding. What video did you watch?
weldoninhio wrote: » The point of a choke is to block the airway. The point of waterboarding is that water gets into the airway. You can't have it both ways. :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
Captain Obvious wrote: » Just heard on the news the attacker is to be charged.
lawred2 wrote: » ah ffs - seriously? This is the point you want to make?
John Sacrimoni wrote: » Faugheen wrote: » It's not an English kid. It's a Syrian kid being bullied by an English kid. The **** was the point of this post? I think i made my point fairly clear. Thousands of younglads and girls put up with this type of shyte daily. I wonder how many of them had go fund mes with 24k in after 4 hours. Selective outrage.
Faugheen wrote: » It's not an English kid. It's a Syrian kid being bullied by an English kid. The **** was the point of this post?
Sardonicat wrote: » How many of themy have fled from: Barrel bombs, gas attacks, government forces, rebel forces, Russian bombardment, cross fire and, oh yeah, nearly forgot, ISIS?