When the solutions..

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…come from those who created the problem.

More leftist absurdity-

“Germany is facing an alarming rise in rape cases. In just five years, the number of reported assaults has increased by 49.5%, surpassing 12,000 per year. And yet, the institutional and academic response does not point towards a serious analysis of the causes or reforms that would effectively protect women. Instead of addressing the factors driving this violence—such as massive and uncontrolled immigration—the reaction is a grotesque distraction: proposing “trap condoms” with internal spikes designed to injure the attacker’s penis.”

Now, if we follow the left’s same thought process we will see the following-

Attackers being allowed to sue their victims for “damages”

Welfare benefits for the “disabled” attackers

So basically, because the leftists allowed Muslim savages into their country in mass, German women now have to wear the modern equivalent of chastity belts? And as usual, the silence from “feminists” is deafening.

12 thoughts on “When the solutions..”

  1. The backlash when it comes will be enormous. Ireland and now England have started. The crowds are gathering, “migrants” getting beaten up, etc. Of course the “authorities” are reacting with police violence against the native citizens and in one case in England ANTIFA being corralled so as to set them against peaceful protesters.

    It was not part of their blood,
    It came to them very late,
    With long arrears to make good,
    When the Saxon began to hate. (from The Wrath of the Awakened Saxon)

  2. Japan First party picks up more seats-
    https://archive.is/xgvnQ

    Somehow I didn’t think importing a bunch of North African Muslims and Sub- Saharan blacks into Japan would go over too well. I mean who knew trash everywhere, busted up vending machines and people shitting in the streets just wouldn’t fly in Japan?https://falfn.com/CrusaderRabbit/wp-content/plugins/wp-monalisa/icons/wpml_whistle3.gif

      • It’s worse when you realise the Y-axis is death per week not annual.

      • Is there a list of explicit diseases that precede the deaths? For instance, are these common childhood diseases that normally are survivable, suggesting that immune systems may not be normal. Or any of a number of other diseases not commonly seen in children are now happening, including sudden-death syndrome. I cannot imagine there is no such list.

        • I suppose each death comes with a code that identifies cause of death. Diagnoses such as SIDS are meaningless unless there is an autopsy and extensive microscopic studies of the various organ tissues with appropriate staining methods eg cardiac muscle biopsies with staining for vaccine mRNA spike protein.

          This is the function of our various health authorities so as to identify new health risks whether from vaccine or some new and unidentified causative agent of infective or chemical means. If this is being done they are hiding the results as they are too horrifying to acknowledge or there is nothing there. At the moment it is being done by independent epidemiologists.

  4. I was reading a news item about the tsunami arrival in Hawaii and how the waves were less than a meter high (with a caution that there is still risk for a few hours) when my cell phone goes off with a NZ government emergence warning. I thought it was to rescind yesterdays warning about the tsunami risk. Nope…it was another warning.

    We’re all gonna die! So there is a risk near shore but I have to doubt it will be worth the panic.

    Is it any surprise people tend to ignore disaster warnings from the government when they constantly over-react? The warnings from the weather service about the heavy rain that could cause more lowland flooding in the Tasman region didn’t pan out all that bad either. Rivers had a fresh at half the annual flood level (or less).

    • Metservice are now totally useless. They catastrophise every thing to the extent that for any planning which needs to take the weather into account one cannot use them. Now that they and NIWA have amalgamated we should be getting better reports not worse. Maybe they need to stick to losing multimillion dollar methane-smelling rockets as that is probably more predictable.

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