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the rest of you can just mind your own damn business

Wish y'all would apply that mindset a bit more consistently. Your reps are out here talking about women's swimming and drag shows when we have real problems.
Instead of focusing on knives vs guns, let's not forget that 2 people died and 7 are injured from this attack (title says 5 but article says 7). 
What a terrible tragedy, imagine visiting family in another city and getting killed in the fucking train by a crazed lunatic. >

I totally agree. The US provides with enough instances to talk about their gun regulation, this instance here brings other topics up worth talking about, Germany has it's own problems, no need to make everything about the USA. I would not call it a tragedy, since it was just another senseless act of unprovoked violence by certain persons against other certain persons. It follows a pattern, but we like to leave this elephant in the room for the right wing to talk about, which is definetly not the way to deal with a serious problem, since ignoring the pattern makes it impossible to break. Okay, look at the US. >

Listen turd man you were correct that everything doesn’t need to be about the US. Okay let’s now look back at Germany. >

Very good talking point. What do you see when you look at Germany my sweet Darling? >

The Refugee program has been an absolute disaster for Europe, I really have no idea what they were thinking. I think its going to single handedly shift Europe as a whole to the Far Right over the coming election cycles. >

already did >

The attacker is a Syrian refugee who was in Germany with a temporary visa. >

You get thats what racist americans say too, right? >

Statistics arnt bad to look at and address, but the "anyone surpirsed comments" just gave me so many flashbacks to american news articles with all the comments being "lol who wants to take bets on what color his skin was?" and all kinds of extremely thinly veiled and ugly racism. Using that sort of flippant tone and casual racist generalization just seems like its not going to lead anywhere good. >

This world is officially 3crazy5me >

Last time I explained it was an hate crime and a near daily occurence in west Europe reddit banned me for hate.
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See kids? According to the moral police, Its not a hate crime to stab people but its a hate crime to say there is a pattern for mass stabbing of people with hundreds of victims a year around europe.
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the culture of denial and enabling is strong in reddit. >

Europe ever get its Swedish Assault problem fixed other than classifying the Victims as uptight prudes? >

Other weapons not stated is a scary thought. Like a wood chipper? >

Usually means things like hands and feet, frying pans, piece of pipe etc. As far as train attacks go largest number of people killed weapon used was just regular gasoline, around 200 people killed in South Korea in 2007. >

hands and feet are covered by the "personal weapons". But yeah, there are a lot of things that can kill a person. >

There are a lot of people who catch a murder rap because they punched a guy in a fight and he fell down and hit his head on the curb. Or just died from a punch. Other times people get horrible wounds and live. >

At least he didn't have access to an assault rifle. >


Generally speaking, neither do Americans.

Lol mate, not by any comparable stretch of relative imagination.
Edit: They blocked me >

Oh my bad, you're the person that argues semantics on gun terminology.
I guess my argument of not having rifles that can kill many people in a short time is moot now.
Congrats on the win. >

Well sir, this is a Wendy's.
Edit: They blocked me >

Would be more dead if he had a gun. Fortunately, he doesn't have easy access to them.