Why is Germany’s Crime Rate Soaring?

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  • @rageagainstmyhatchet
    @rageagainstmyhatchet Před 22 dny +1890

    "Those without a German passport are responsible for 60% of all violent crime."
    That is probably an important issue 🤔

    • @norude
      @norude Před 22 dny +137

      "Those who are poor are responsible for 80% of the crimes" 🤔🤔🤔

    • @Domhnall1989
      @Domhnall1989 Před 22 dny +181

      And a lot of the time many of the ones with German passports aren’t even German.

    • @DavidZ4-gg3dm
      @DavidZ4-gg3dm Před 22 dny +248

      @@norude Why import millions of poor people who have few/no skills?

    • @aivnv
      @aivnv Před 22 dny +151

      @@norude you can be poor and still be civilized 🤔🤔🤔

    • @floydblandston108
      @floydblandston108 Před 22 dny

      Take it from an American- we know; shut the whole thing down asap or you'll have to deal with criminal immigrants AND criminal fascists.

  • @markdowding5737
    @markdowding5737 Před 23 dny +1638

    Copy the Swedish model, get the Swedish results.

    • @mrmr446
      @mrmr446 Před 22 dny +34

      Have you ever been? Still much safer than most of US.

    • @markdowding5737
      @markdowding5737 Před 22 dny +223

      @@mrmr446 Sweden went from one of the safest countries in the world to the second worst in Europe in regards to violent crimes. Do you think this is normal? Just because the US is worst it does not mean this is OK.

    • @heitors.3917
      @heitors.3917 Před 22 dny +11

      You know, you could just start to have more sons, than you would not need so many immigrants

    • @mrmr446
      @mrmr446 Před 22 dny +14

      @@markdowding5737 So you haven't been then? Second highest in Europe according to whom? Have seen some very poor reporting on this is why I ask. Do I think it is normal that crime rates fluctuate?

    • @4m4n40
      @4m4n40 Před 22 dny +7

      @@mrmr446because people just look at what other people post and parrot it. They don’t look at it themselves

  • @Gmx92
    @Gmx92 Před 23 dny +1780

    Personally, i am completely shocked letting in one million young men from North Africa and the middle east with little to no vetting led to an increase in crime

    • @fryphillipj560
      @fryphillipj560 Před 23 dny +79

      Which happened since ... 2015? But yeah, it's the brown people. I am sure. 🙄

    • @Gmx92
      @Gmx92 Před 23 dny +300

      @@fryphillipj560 2015 was the big year of the migrant crisis

    • @diogorodrigues747
      @diogorodrigues747 Před 23 dny +77

      It wouldn't change much. Southern Germany is one of the regions with more immigrants in all of Europe and it's one of the safest regions as well. The real problem isn't migration but gang proliferation in Northern and Eastern Germany - many of those gangs are actually related to Latin America and the Eastern mafia, and not the Middle East.
      Unless you kill the drug trade the crime rate won't decrease. But of course you won't do anything because those criminals are mostly Catholic.

    • @ecnalms851
      @ecnalms851 Před 23 dny +211

      ​@@fryphillipj560 Look up what happened in Cologne, Germany 2015 on New Years Eve. Also look at why Norway had to make women's rights classes compulsory to Muslim migrants. Should be enlightening for you.

    • @CapricornLetsplays
      @CapricornLetsplays Před 23 dny +1

      How the fuck are you shocked?! It’s been like this for years now are you blind or just live in an upper class area?

  • @juanchoja
    @juanchoja Před 23 dny +851

    You didn't have to do a 9 minutes video to explain the reason why, we all know why.

    • @TheEmpecinadoMrBurns
      @TheEmpecinadoMrBurns Před 23 dny +36

      Once you get past 8 minutes they get an extra bump from CZcams for advertisement pay so they needed filler

    • @notnoaintno5134
      @notnoaintno5134 Před 22 dny +11

      my thoughts exactly

    • @almighty5839
      @almighty5839 Před 22 dny +5

      Yup said the same thing

    • @soundscape26
      @soundscape26 Před 22 dny +31

      I appreciate a more detailed looking into it than just shouting "migrants!"

    • @konigstiger3252
      @konigstiger3252 Před 22 dny +24

      Importing followers of certain religion of peace

  • @neotropos
    @neotropos Před 22 dny +215

    It's probably all those damn Japanese Shintō migrants

    • @hypnophonz
      @hypnophonz Před 21 dnem +21

      Some of them are secret Ninjas
      who rip off banks so very easily.

    • @rickbhattacharya2334
      @rickbhattacharya2334 Před 17 dny +13

      Damn those " peaceful " ninja japanese 💀

    • @raypurchase801
      @raypurchase801 Před 16 dny +7

      @@rickbhattacharya2334 Nah, it's the Amish.

    • @Humanaut.
      @Humanaut. Před 15 dny +10

      My only issue with this comment is that i dont trust people to catch the sarcasm

    • @SenkkoAnon
      @SenkkoAnon Před 15 dny +3

      Probably all those poor migrants, such as the Montenegrin people, Armenians, Vietnamese, Thai, etc., we all know poor = crime, definitely nothing else!

  • @bolsa3136
    @bolsa3136 Před 23 dny +276

    Those damn doctors and engineers!

    • @g4m3life86
      @g4m3life86 Před 19 dny +2

      They are letting in too many engineers and talented businesspeople who make money! Not enough disreputable types. In a more serious answer, the usa (it can be whatever example not only the usa) had big public works projects to get people going and get a variety of business going

    • @Bleu03251
      @Bleu03251 Před 13 dny +1

      ​@@g4m3life86In US they need more lifeguards 😂

  • @maciejmatusiak2783
    @maciejmatusiak2783 Před 23 dny +1315

    As the "The Special One" said: "I prefer not to speak, if i speak, I'm in trouble, big, big trouble"

    • @user-xw3vi4nk2y
      @user-xw3vi4nk2y Před 23 dny +14

      Are you saying "germans are specialist in failure". 😂😂

    • @elwoodzmake
      @elwoodzmake Před 23 dny +80

      If you bring people into a country without integrating them, you get a bunch of unintegrated people... immigrants are not the issue, how the country is handling the immigrants is...

    • @monkeeseemonkeedoo3745
      @monkeeseemonkeedoo3745 Před 23 dny +95

      @@elwoodzmake It's both

    • @MrRamtalok
      @MrRamtalok Před 23 dny +41

      @@elwoodzmake Well numbers is still a big part of the integration process.

    • @sizanogreen9900
      @sizanogreen9900 Před 23 dny +24

      ​@@monkeeseemonkeedoo3745 Immigrants are not the issue if they are actually integrated (for which too little has been done). The real issue are refugees who are actually forbidden from work and given limited resources while having no legal avenues to better their situation as well as a lot of boredom in a country of vastly different culture.
      What do you expect them to do if not causing problems under these circumstances?

  • @andreasantoro7220
    @andreasantoro7220 Před 23 dny +514

    TLDR: immigration.

    • @maxman4948
      @maxman4948 Před 22 dny +19

      They can not say this. only Denmark allow freedom of speech

    • @junodeer
      @junodeer Před 22 dny +4

      @@maxman4948 oh yes, it is totally the government that stops you from speaking your mind.
      News flash, freedom of speech doesn’t protect you from consequences, if the things you say get you in trouble all the time, start looking for resources to support your points, because that’s a clear sign your points are filled with hatred rather then facts.

    • @jamiemobilerepairnow5968
      @jamiemobilerepairnow5968 Před 22 dny +5

      or that your points make people uncomfortable and therefore are not advertiser friendly. Almost as if CZcams et al want to sell ads for profit or something...

    • @norude
      @norude Před 22 dny +4

      Yeah? And You remember the recent uptick of immigration, which "caused" the uptick in the crime rate?
      Yeah, it was 2022 and almost all because of Ukrainians, but in the crime rate they don't account for much, now do they.
      But something else happened, which corelates better with crime: economic slowdown

    • @andreasantoro7220
      @andreasantoro7220 Před 22 dny +9

      @@norude Sweden has been totally fucked up by mass migration long before any economic slowdowns, the same applies to all major European cities in the last 20 years. I'd say economic stagnation will only make it worse.

  • @SpaceAgeMark
    @SpaceAgeMark Před 23 dny +445

    Former UK police officer here, I did a training course with the Germany police in 2018 in Koln, their crime stats were shocking, especially burglaries, in a siilar size area they had in a day what we had in in a week. The stats they showed us said it was all down to immigration, and those "German" offenders were nearly all Turkish, Albanian or similar descent.

    • @RichelieuUnlimited
      @RichelieuUnlimited Před 23 dny +39

      Suspects, not offenders. The majority of burglaries are never resolved, so there’s no reliable data pointing to migrants being responsible. The fact that most that are caught are migrants could also be linked to the way the police investigate.

    • @RichelieuUnlimited
      @RichelieuUnlimited Před 23 dny +11

      So basically your interpretation of the stats is plain wrong. Leave it to those that specialize in analyzing these statistics.

    • @nom_nom_nom_
      @nom_nom_nom_ Před 23 dny +66

      @@RichelieuUnlimited Suspects and Offenders ends up being statistically the same big brain

    • @RichelieuUnlimited
      @RichelieuUnlimited Před 23 dny +15

      @@nom_nom_nom_ No they don’t. Only a small portion of suspects are charged, as in most cases there‘s insufficient evidence, i.e. because those suspected turn out to be innocent, and of those charged, not all are convicted.
      *In the end the overrepresentation of some groups is decreased in the judicial statistics compared to the stats provided by the police.

    • @SpaceAgeMark
      @SpaceAgeMark Před 23 dny +46

      @@RichelieuUnlimited Think you're clutching at straws here mate, there may be a small differential between suspects and charged/convicted offenders, but it's negligable.

  • @JSK010
    @JSK010 Před 23 dny +334

    Why is Sweden's crime rate soaring? Why is Dutch youth crime rate soaring? Etc.

    • @IainFrame
      @IainFrame Před 22 dny

      Yeah like when some dusky son of Somalia invariably commits a violent sexual crime in the UK and gets described as "Bristol man" or some such gaslighting BS.

    • @teelo523
      @teelo523 Před 22 dny +41

      Same with London and most the uk

    • @attilaabonyi8879
      @attilaabonyi8879 Před 22 dny

      Swedens is because of failed government policies to integrate foreigners to swedish society, africans and middle easterners especially.
      The new right wing government isn't any better at it either

    • @2msvalkyrie529
      @2msvalkyrie529 Před 22 dny +35

      Van der Leyen as just announced
      the setting up of a new EU Committee to enquire into the problem . They should report their findings by 2038......

    • @colinsmith1288
      @colinsmith1288 Před 22 dny +2

      ​@@2msvalkyrie529That was a good comment.

  • @Ralphieboy
    @Ralphieboy Před 22 dny +139

    A disturbing trend involves attacking and harrassing emergency medical, fire and rescue services at large public events like New Year's Eve celebrations. That sort of thing was all but unheard of a decade ago.

    • @alby46intro
      @alby46intro Před 18 dny +4

      where is that? It's been increasing in Italy and I was wondering if that happens somewhere else too

    • @Ralphieboy
      @Ralphieboy Před 18 dny +5

      It has been happening all over Germany for a couple of yers now.

    • @alby46intro
      @alby46intro Před 18 dny

      @@Ralphieboy after covid maybe?

    • @Ralphieboy
      @Ralphieboy Před 18 dny +3

      @@alby46intro it started before COVID but has gotten worse since

    • @unwichtig5647
      @unwichtig5647 Před 14 dny

      It is not like endtime started in Germany. There are many right wingers in Germany who became paranoid because they spent too much time on right wing platforms. In the cities, where most of the migrants live there is no real opposition to migration because these endtime scenarios due to migration do only exist in the head of xenophobic right wingers. 🤷

  • @historyandstuff16
    @historyandstuff16 Před 22 dny +170

    I was in Berlin in April. The amount of police I saw with automatic weapons was crazy. Even to me, and I’m American.

    • @samuela-aegisdottir
      @samuela-aegisdottir Před 22 dny +19

      I am from Prague, just couple of hours from Berlin, and I never see police with automatic weapons here. Having to have so heavily armed police is not a good sign.

    • @ToedCobra33
      @ToedCobra33 Před 21 dnem

      Europeans would rather be replaced then be called racist

    • @amarmrkulic1389
      @amarmrkulic1389 Před 21 dnem +11

      You maybe see armed police but actually we don't have much killings here like in USA.

    • @weirdguylol
      @weirdguylol Před 21 dnem

      ​@@amarmrkulic1389instead you guys got loads of rapings

    • @historyandstuff16
      @historyandstuff16 Před 21 dnem

      @@amarmrkulic1389 yeah. That’s for sure. My school in America almost got shot up twice this year.

  • @igorlopes7589
    @igorlopes7589 Před 23 dny +338

    Mass immigration, that's why. And the unwillingness of the blind progressive status quo to deal with that will only fuel the far right

    • @Toodyslexicforyou
      @Toodyslexicforyou Před 22 dny +5

      Remember Germany never really had an empire. It and its culture institutions have never historically had to deal with immigration. The UK is one of if not the best countries in the world when it comes to immigration integration. So wonder they have 99 problems and immigration one.

    • @the80386
      @the80386 Před 22 dny +1

      @@Toodyslexicforyou while germany didn't have an empire like UK or france, they did have several colonies and the usual exploitative practices.

    • @asmirann3636
      @asmirann3636 Před 21 dnem +1

      ​@@the80386Germany was also the source of millions of migrants into the colonies.

    • @GonzoTehGreat
      @GonzoTehGreat Před 21 dnem +10

      @@the80386 I think you missed his point. The UK suffers from integration problems despite having a history of immigration, due to it's empire. The USA also suffers from similar problems, despite being a country of immigrants! Germany doesn't have the benefit of such experience, yet decided to allow in a large number of immigrants over a relatively short period of time, so perhaps it's not surprising that they're also having integration problems, as are Sweden.

    • @johnw574
      @johnw574 Před 21 dnem

      @@Toodyslexicforyou The UK has the same issues of an explosion in crime, terrorist attacks, mass r*pe of its women by Pakistani men, the immigrant community aggressively asserting themselves over the natives. There is no integration. Multiculturalism is fundamentally not integration...

  • @ironbolt2678
    @ironbolt2678 Před 23 dny +277

    If you come into a foreign country, it’s YOUR JOB to integrate, not the state’s.
    How is “migrants being poorer and younger” an excuse to insane crime rate hike?

    • @C12341
      @C12341 Před 23 dny +43

      It’s not. He’s not addressing it but somehow German men manage to not gang grape, only 0.6 per million, but afghans 40 per million. That might not sound like a lot but that represents 40 women and girls’ (and some boys since abusing boys is in Afghan culture) whose lives are basically destroyed from trauma. And Germany doesn’t have tough enough laws for this stuff.

    • @shroomyesc
      @shroomyesc Před 23 dny +51

      It isn't the state's job, but it is the state's job to not actively make it harder to integrate. I worked at a convenience store that also handled immigration papers (just Finland things) during the start of the 2022 invasion of Ukraine during which time lots of Ukrainian refugees came to my city. The city shoved all of them into a suburb that was an hour bus ride from the actual city with no resources, no hospital, no bank, and an already extant drug crisis among the locals. If you put a large amount of people into the exact environment that locals become criminals too, don't be surprised when the people you shoved into the criminal factory also become criminals.

    • @oriont6944
      @oriont6944 Před 23 dny +17

      that's like letting a random man inside your house and expecting him to know the laws of the land. You're a host nation, so fulfill the tasks of a host.

    • @lemmyboy4107
      @lemmyboy4107 Před 22 dny +24

      "it’s YOUR JOB" no? Integration is a 2 way lane, we want something from them, they want something from us. Acting like we are better just because we were born here is the most stupid thing i could think of.

    • @junodeer
      @junodeer Před 22 dny +19

      @@lemmyboy410790% of this conversation is just nationalism, most of these people see higher crime and need a boogieman, that’s how nationalism works, whatever the issue is, it’s never the native populations fault (even if the majority of the world is experiencing the same due to, the pandemic, increase in poverty which increases crime overall)

  • @the_aurora
    @the_aurora Před 23 dny +415

    We all know why.

    • @Hardcore_Remixer
      @Hardcore_Remixer Před 22 dny +17

      And we know it goes against the status quo to speak about it.

    • @AiRPasternak
      @AiRPasternak Před 20 dny

      Germans should start voting for the AfD unless they want their situation to get worse

    • @raypurchase801
      @raypurchase801 Před 16 dny

      @@Hardcore_Remixer The usual sus...
      You know what.

    • @ljubisaknezevic9040
      @ljubisaknezevic9040 Před 13 dny

      Ukrainians

    • @the_aurora
      @the_aurora Před 13 dny +1

      @@ljubisaknezevic9040 I have family in germany and it is definetly not ukrainians

  • @karankapoor2701
    @karankapoor2701 Před 23 dny +255

    Because of the same reason that's making London look like Londonistan

    • @Jaywalker45
      @Jaywalker45 Před 23 dny

      81% of criminal in UK jail are whites and Black's!

    • @extrapolate
      @extrapolate Před 23 dny

      Hindu immigrants? Bhuddist immigrants? Nope, we all know what’s the single violent and regressive culture being imposed in the west by the people seeking asylum from the consequences of imposing the same culture in their own original countries. The Neo Marxists will try to whitewash this and divert blame by screaming about right wing this immigration that, but we all know the issue: the regressive and incompatible extremists coming from a particularly non-peaceful culture.

    • @highgrounder5238
      @highgrounder5238 Před 23 dny +29

      *Londonabad

    • @EUpunisher
      @EUpunisher Před 23 dny +7

      Germany is still only about 5% Muslim. Let's keep it like that.

    • @Jaywalker45
      @Jaywalker45 Před 23 dny +2

      There are also Indian gangs there with turban

  • @carlcramer9269
    @carlcramer9269 Před 23 dny +468

    Pretty much what has already happened here in Sweden and is starting to happen in Norway.

    • @damienpeladan481
      @damienpeladan481 Před 22 dny +49

      Or here in France, to a much more advanced degree in fact

    • @artman12
      @artman12 Před 22 dny +25

      In Canada, it’s with the government letting in many Punjabi gangs with ties to the Khalistan movement. The government actually gives asylum and later citizenship to those whose names are listed with the Interpol.

    • @SahrawiSundae
      @SahrawiSundae Před 22 dny +13

      This is also happening in Norway now?!

    • @fn-ix
      @fn-ix Před 22 dny +21

      Sweden has a lower homicide rate than Finland, which has taken in far less migrants (not to mention neighboring Baltics, who took in practically no non-European refugees at all). In fact it’s lower than it was in the 80s! Gangland shootings and bombs make for riveting news in international media that are always looking for clicks and love the narrative of a “lost utopia” in Sweden, but this is just not born out by statistics.

    • @user-rt8sh7xt1d
      @user-rt8sh7xt1d Před 22 dny +8

      ​@@fn-ixSadly factual comments don't activate bots

  • @randomjin9392
    @randomjin9392 Před 23 dny +540

    Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

    • @user-sx9jj6zb7r
      @user-sx9jj6zb7r Před 22 dny

      Именно. Европа играет в глупые игры пока весь остальной мир меняет мировой порядок
      Россия и Китай не играют.
      Они серьезны

    • @rzu1474
      @rzu1474 Před 21 dnem

      Right wing idiots causing political violence

    • @hypnophonz
      @hypnophonz Před 21 dnem +2

      Very good slogan.
      Do make a T-shirt.

  • @alexrider2597
    @alexrider2597 Před 23 dny +167

    Religion of peace again?

    • @soundscape26
      @soundscape26 Před 23 dny

      Sure they are not criminals because they are Muslim.

    • @Eltener123
      @Eltener123 Před 23 dny

      Yeah obviously it is when they all came before the spike. Could never have anything to do with Ukrainians whose arrival coincided with it, that's just a coincidence

    • @tktspeed1433
      @tktspeed1433 Před 21 dnem

      Peace sells, but who's buying?

    • @eminhasanovic7070
      @eminhasanovic7070 Před 20 dny +4

      What does religion have to do with this?

    • @karlscher5170
      @karlscher5170 Před 18 dny

      @@eminhasanovic7070 Everything. Their prophet was a violent thug, so are his followers

  • @highgrounder5238
    @highgrounder5238 Před 23 dny +758

    It's the god damn Swedes >:(

    • @eohq
      @eohq Před 23 dny +51

      The French again

    • @maxman4948
      @maxman4948 Před 23 dny

      1 german women show the truth rape statistic of muslim. she was sued 😂😂😂

    • @tony_5156
      @tony_5156 Před 22 dny +15

      @@eohqyuck, French!

    • @gangstadrz9326
      @gangstadrz9326 Před 22 dny

      I still hate them for pooping in the 30 years war

    • @JOKERATM
      @JOKERATM Před 22 dny +40

      Those Norwegians and Finns always stealing my bike 🤬

  • @mesa9724
    @mesa9724 Před 23 dny +301

    Usual suspects

    • @user-st2ju5gh3n
      @user-st2ju5gh3n Před 23 dny

      ?

    • @RichelieuUnlimited
      @RichelieuUnlimited Před 23 dny

      Young males of lower than average socioeconomic status? Yes, they are the most likely group to both commit and become the victims of crime.

    • @nbgoodiscore1303
      @nbgoodiscore1303 Před 22 dny

      ​@@user-st2ju5gh3n Are you an usual suspect too?

  • @thelusogerman3021
    @thelusogerman3021 Před 22 dny +258

    Idk but letting people from underdeveloped countries into your country (regardless of ethnicity) without any filter might not be a good idea???

    • @petermelang6695
      @petermelang6695 Před 22 dny +7

      Wdym not a good idea? For the stability of a country? Yes. But giving refuge is not "not a good idea" in general.

    • @colddogs
      @colddogs Před 22 dny

      yet immigrants made up only 41% of all suspects. i imagine rightwing german domestic terrorists make up the rest.

    • @mcul3474
      @mcul3474 Před 22 dny +43

      The vast majority of them are not refugees. They are economic migrants. Stop using incorrect language and falling for the propaganda.

    • @barrydaemi6287
      @barrydaemi6287 Před 22 dny +3

      Who would have thought... (surprised Pikachu face)

    • @prohacker5086
      @prohacker5086 Před 22 dny +3

      I'm a foreign software engineer trying to get to a german university to study master's degree. I'm planning to get a job there after I finish my studies. I'm also an economic migrant.

  • @eduardodelima941
    @eduardodelima941 Před 23 dny +175

    Everybody knows why...

    • @elwoodzmake
      @elwoodzmake Před 23 dny +8

      If you bring people into a country without integrating them, you get a bunch of unintegrated people... immigrants are not the issue, how the country is handling the immigrants is...

    • @trueordrue
      @trueordrue Před 23 dny

      ​@@elwoodzmake the problem is that letting them even adapt and live in Germany is not financially efficient either, they are a burden for german ppl

    • @yevgeny7825
      @yevgeny7825 Před 23 dny +23

      @@elwoodzmakeyou just can’t integrate them. Idk why it isn’t obvious yet.

    • @sergioTGH
      @sergioTGH Před 23 dny

      @@elwoodzmake You cannot integrate people if you bring them in by millions. If you bring them few at the time, you are forcing them to speak the language and interact with germans. If you import millions at the same time they will form their own communities, speak their home languages and will not integrate with the rest of society. There is no way to handle integration when the numbers are so incredibly large.

    • @strife2746
      @strife2746 Před 23 dny +7

      @@elwoodzmake Integration is about the cultural aspect. That doesn't have anything to do with violent crime. You don't have to integrate someone to make them understand attacking another person is wrong.

  • @CesarFerraro2
    @CesarFerraro2 Před 22 dny +121

    Obviously it's because of immigration. I don't know why the host even hesitates here, the data is absolutely clear, and he showed some of it. What he failed to mention is that not only are immigrants without German citizenship overrepresented in violent crimes, but among the German citizens committing violent crime, a disproportionate number of them are also immigrants or their descendants. Denmark has data on the origin of criminals, and as you would expect, Danish people and most European immigrants have a low crime rate while Muslims and Africans have an extremely high crime rate. This is the same pattern throughout Europe.
    Regarding the absurd talking point that this is due to lack of integration. No, it's not. It is due to the lack of selective immigration. If you select your immigrants well, then you can avoid having a criminally inclined immigrant population, but if you don't select your immigrants well, because you let anyone come and live in your country, then you are going to have problems with criminally inclined immigrant populations. Sweden is the best example of this, they let huge numbers of low quality immigrants into their country, and now they are suffering the consequences. Think of it like this, which country has been successful in integrating large numbers of unselected Africans and Muslims? The answer is none. No country in Europe or the rich world has done this, the US has different immigrants and more selective immigration. No one even knows what integration would mean in this situation. How is a country supposed to integrate such alien populations in such large numbers? There's no way to do that.

    • @tbk2010
      @tbk2010 Před 22 dny +9

      I think they did fairly well presenting both sides (which they should) without bending over backwards to make them both seem equally plausible.

    • @henrybn14ar
      @henrybn14ar Před 22 dny +6

      The truth goes against Jack's narrative. 😊

    • @davidmaisel8062
      @davidmaisel8062 Před 20 dny

      The US is entirely made up of immigrants from every corner of the planet.

    • @Kalervo80
      @Kalervo80 Před 20 dny +6

      @@tbk2010 That has been done for decades now. We can keep trying to make up scenarios of "could/should/would" be something else and hope everything changes by itself, but the reality is pretty clear and its the same with every single country.

    • @moweednarr
      @moweednarr Před 17 dny +5

      I think the US is a horrible example for low crime rates 😂
      Glad we don't have US style crime and poverty rates here in Europe.
      That said, there are as mentioned in the video only two options:
      1. Humane but costly integration
      2. Inhumane but cheap exclusion
      The middle ground of cheap integration is obviously failing, leading to poor, unemployed young men without hope doing what they always do.
      With the many costly challenges coming towards us (e.g. climate change, population aging), most people will not opt for option 1...

  • @gargoyle7863
    @gargoyle7863 Před 23 dny +367

    That's 5.5% more than the economic growth. 😂

    • @elwoodzmake
      @elwoodzmake Před 23 dny +14

      it helps watching the video past the intro, you could make a stronger point actually

    • @PhilipLaSnail
      @PhilipLaSnail Před 22 dny

      Maybe the crime rates are high
      But their governors are higher 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥

    • @lunkycultist5519
      @lunkycultist5519 Před 22 dny +4

      ​@elwoodzmake it's a joke, geez,
      Germans really don't have a sence of humour.

    • @elwoodzmake
      @elwoodzmake Před 21 dnem

      @@lunkycultist5519 not german... what kind of joke is that supposed to be?

    • @user-vv4cl8mc3d
      @user-vv4cl8mc3d Před 20 dny +1

      It’s A joke. Are you serious.

  • @oktoberfest2140
    @oktoberfest2140 Před 18 dny +7

    What is completely forgotten to mention here is that the german crime statistics are not statistics about crime in germany per se, but rather statistics about german police work. I'll try to explain what I mean by that now. At the beginning of each year, the police set certain priorities, e.g. more focus on left, right, migration-related, internet fraud, etc... Logically, the statistics on recorded offenses go up when the focus changes. This cannot and should not be ignored. That's what pretty much every scientist who studies these statistics says. Again, these statistics are not a direct representation of crime in Germany, but rather a testimony to the police work carried out in Germany. The whole thing is called Police Crime Statistics (PKS in germany), but for some reason people in Germany believe that these are actual crime statistics, which is simply not the case.
    Incidentally, these statistics also include cases that were reopened, i.e. a crime could have happened in 2010 but is only now listed as solved. In addition, many crimes are missing from these statistics, such as crimes such as state security offenses, administrative offenses, traffic offenses and offenses that are not part of the police's remit, such as financial and tax offenses. For this reason, customs and tax crimes, which are usually reported and processed directly by the public prosecutor's office, are also missing from the PCS.
    Another very important point is that the PCS does not reflect the number of crimes committed in a year, but rather those that were investigated by the police. This means that every year the PKS contains numerous cases that may have occurred the year before or even earlier. Even a crime that could not be solved because no perpetrator was identified is included in the PCS. If, on the other hand, it turns out in the course of the police investigation that a suspicion cannot be substantiated, i.e. that there is no crime at all, the report will not be included in the PCS.
    Overall, only around 30 percent of all suspects are convicted. However, all of these results are no longer included in the PKS. It cannot therefore be compared with statistics from the judiciary, such as the criminal prosecution statistics from the Federal Statistical Office.
    I think this information is important to really understand these statistics.

  • @SaruyamaPL
    @SaruyamaPL Před 21 dnem +9

    Let's not forget about all unreported harassment and assaults that happen on the streets, it looked to me like people are getting used to it.

  • @kreight_
    @kreight_ Před 23 dny +96

    In Germany the government is more concerned with repressing the average citizen with exorbitant taxes, bureaucracy and over-regulation than repressing criminality

    • @user-nj7qo4rm6y
      @user-nj7qo4rm6y Před 22 dny +3

      Useless bureaucracy and unnecessary regulations

    • @monsterfurby
      @monsterfurby Před 22 dny +5

      I pay the highest possible (normal) tax tier and I feel like I'm getting a good deal.

    • @DangermouseBananaaa
      @DangermouseBananaaa Před 22 dny +6

      Well said @kreight. Germany is one of the EU countries where its most difficult to build wealth if you are doing honest business cause they want to take everything away from you...

    • @gillespaling7039
      @gillespaling7039 Před 16 dny

      Anarcho-tyranny

  • @natecar1
    @natecar1 Před 23 dny +144

    I mean a rise in migrants and a dip in the economy can both contribute. I know the left and right like to only blame 1 or the other but they're not mutually exclusive

    • @Mark-vn7et
      @Mark-vn7et Před 22 dny

      You can’t solve the problem that the left blames, there are ups and downs in economy. But the problem the right blames can be solved really easy

    • @lemmyboy4107
      @lemmyboy4107 Před 22 dny

      But the reality is clearly in favor of the left wing explanation. Studies have clearly shown that migrants are more likley to be in poverty, studies also have shown that poor people are more likley to commit crimes, the data shows that crimes are going up even with germans. Everything points to more people falling into poverty resulting in more people doing crimes.
      It is actually more likley that migration is slowing down that process, but that is not really proven by studies so im not using that as an argument.

    • @drmajalis1583
      @drmajalis1583 Před 22 dny

      Since a non-zero amount of people in general commit crime, immigration from *anywhere* technically increases crime
      But when right wingers say it they only say black and brown migrants are to blame

    • @urubissoldat5452
      @urubissoldat5452 Před 22 dny +26

      I mean yeah importing a poor underclass to keep growth going hurts when the economy slows down.

    • @deounivers7663
      @deounivers7663 Před 22 dny +13

      ​@@urubissoldat5452especially when your housing market is unaccessible to lower incomes

  • @alexandrekuritza5685
    @alexandrekuritza5685 Před 22 dny +19

    Sweden and Germany have allowed their own citizens to face all sorts of terrible turmoil.
    Now they need to pay for their terrible decisions.
    There is no integrating those who don't want to be integrated, rather, want to make their new homes like their former ones; utterly destroyed and in ruins.
    Thank God that is not my problem.

    • @Intel-i7-9700k
      @Intel-i7-9700k Před 19 dny

      The elite making decisions that it profits from, while the common people suffer the consequences. A tale as old as time. In the 20th century our elite chose for war, in the 21th century our elite chooses for mass-immigration.

  • @lieutenantundercover9329
    @lieutenantundercover9329 Před 23 dny +96

    Arabs and migration. I don't need to watch the video xD

    • @PeaceToUsAll
      @PeaceToUsAll Před 23 dny +34

      Yep, but particularly muslim arabs.
      Christian arabs are actually pretty decent

    • @lieutenantundercover9329
      @lieutenantundercover9329 Před 23 dny +9

      @@PeaceToUsAll 100% correct

    • @maxman4948
      @maxman4948 Před 23 dny

      100% correct.

    • @DemosthenesKar
      @DemosthenesKar Před 23 dny +7

      That's what happens when you assume you don't need extensive assimilation but multiculturalism is ok without any effort.

    • @superyamky
      @superyamky Před 23 dny +11

      ​@@PeaceToUsAllWished Islam never existed in the first place

  • @hughjass1044
    @hughjass1044 Před 23 dny +256

    Germany - the newest member of the "You-Made-Your-Bed-You-Sleep-In-It" club.

    • @earthwormscrawl
      @earthwormscrawl Před 22 dny

      This is what happens when you fill a country with Europeans! 🤪. That's why Pakistan, Algeria, and Syria all collapsed, Europeans flooded those countries!

    • @Hardcore_Remixer
      @Hardcore_Remixer Před 22 dny +5

      If only they wouldn't have shared their beds with the illegal immigrants.
      No dirty joke intended.

    • @johnw574
      @johnw574 Před 21 dnem

      let the migrants sleep in their own beds in their own damn countries.

    • @arnonym5430
      @arnonym5430 Před 19 dny +1

      @@Hardcore_Remixer Enough native women doing so on a regular basis, hence why i dont look their way anymore, your joke is genius tier though

    • @Hardcore_Remixer
      @Hardcore_Remixer Před 19 dny

      @@arnonym5430 By "sharing their beds" I was refering to Germans welcoming illegal immigrants into their country and even paying them as refugees, thus sharing their money and their country with the illegal immigrants.
      Relating to the top comment of this section, Germans made itself a nice bed (their country), but they made the mistake to share that bed (their country) with the illegal immigrants whom they welcomed and who messed up their bed (their country).
      I was not refering to the actual meaning of "sharing a bed" by any means.

  • @ShadowHeartForever
    @ShadowHeartForever Před 22 dny +61

    Germany is in dire need of three things.
    - A new Government
    - Fewer Migrants
    - A better system to integrate Migrants

    • @johnstuart4914
      @johnstuart4914 Před 22 dny +1

      Deportations would work better than attempts at "integrating"

    • @AnotherMartinez
      @AnotherMartinez Před 22 dny +8

      And ballsy citizens

    • @soundscape26
      @soundscape26 Před 22 dny

      @@AnotherMartinez What are you suggesting they do?

    • @tbk2010
      @tbk2010 Před 22 dny +14

      No, we should get away from that "integration" story altogether. What we need is assimilation. If as a second or third generations migrant (i.e. Germans whose parents/grandparents were migrants) anything other than the skin/hair color or last name makes you seem like a foreigner we have an issue.

    • @valyrias1625
      @valyrias1625 Před 22 dny +2

      I wouldn't say "fewer migrants" but maybe "fewer migrants from global south". germany's low birthrates makes her reliant (in the long term) on migration but I believe if every middle eastern migrant was replaced with spanish migrant, and every north african with polish, although not perfect, germany's situation wouldn't be that dire (at least in crime rates or polarization). I don't mean to offend people that come from global south but I believe that cultural differences are too big, and russian threat too high, for (most) of them actually adapt and become members of german (or any european country for that matter) society.

  • @ecnalms851
    @ecnalms851 Před 23 dny +98

    All you need to do is look at what happened in Cologne, Germany 2015 on New Years Eve. Should be enlightening. Don't forget about Sweden either with its gang crime

    • @HiAdrian
      @HiAdrian Před 22 dny

      And those who stand the most to lose (women) where out in Cologne, parading for tolerance like 2 days later. The fact that they tried to paint it as a male problem that has nothing to do with culture was the icing on the cake. Backstabbery.

  • @vipondiu
    @vipondiu Před 22 dny +60

    Regarding that "crime in Spain fell" bit; As someone personally affected by crime by the usual suspects in Spain and with a few acquitances in the police force, I can tell you that's just because they simply stopped reporting or investigating anything regarding certain demographics, with the possible exception of drug traffiking....... If anything, crime has gone higher in my city in northern Spain with a really high fraction of certain demographics, and I assure you, no native thinks crime has gone down, no matter how much makeup they put on the statistics.

    • @sct1718
      @sct1718 Před 22 dny +1

      As always Spanish people being harder on themselves than others on them. ❤

    • @goikolkm
      @goikolkm Před 18 dny +5

      Fuente: trust me bro.

  • @Kbcqw
    @Kbcqw Před 23 dny +80

    Hmmm i wonder what it could be… such a mystery 😂😂

    • @Nalololol
      @Nalololol Před 21 dnem +3

      They really think we don't know lol

    • @SenkkoAnon
      @SenkkoAnon Před 15 dny

      Probably all those poor migrants, such as the Montenegrin people, Armenians, Vietnamese, Thai, etc., we all know poor = crime, definitely nothing else!

  • @nostro1940
    @nostro1940 Před 23 dny +62

    Im shocked that the liberals are shocked. I guess crime started to reach them too and thats when they press the breaks

    • @soundscape26
      @soundscape26 Před 22 dny

      I don't think anybody is shocked, but hey...

    • @Dan-zy1it
      @Dan-zy1it Před 22 dny

      They "press the breaks" because they are losing voters and not because of the consequences of their actions

  • @azelucy1798
    @azelucy1798 Před 23 dny +176

    “The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command.”

    • @Vnifit
      @Vnifit Před 22 dny +7

      Having a different interpretation of stastics is not delusion. I lean a bit more left and while I feel it is more likely an integration issue, I can also understand the more right-leaning position of reducing migration. In the end if we can't assimilate people because we don't have the resources, then either migration should be reduced or spending should increase. Whether you're left or right, your solution just looks different.

    • @honkler5974
      @honkler5974 Před 22 dny +4

      @@Vnifitbrother in Christ when has throwing more money at a problem been the better solution

    • @_jpg
      @_jpg Před 22 dny +1

      ​@@honkler5974It's not throwing money at a problem, but investing into the integration of refugees and migrants.
      Throwing money at a problem is what the Tories in the UK are currently doing (against international law they helped to set up in the first place). Paying one migrant to get on a flight to Rwanda and live there, while his application is being processed. Something which could potentially take years, because they refuse to fund the offices responsible.

    • @Lomhow
      @Lomhow Před 22 dny +1

      this got me thinking about Joe Biden's economy for real

    • @stonehorsegaming
      @stonehorsegaming Před 22 dny +2

      @@Vnifit as an immigrant myself, it is me who has had to integrate. Other immigrants should do the same, it isn't up to the state to do this.
      Also, not all cultures are compatible, not all cultures will get along. Yes we are all the same race, bit our cultures are anything but the same.

  • @KJ-js7pi
    @KJ-js7pi Před 23 dny +133

    Same trend in crime across Denmark and the Netherlands. It's important to not conflate all immigrants with being criminals though, it's *certain* countries which are disproportionately over represented in crime statistics, majority come from countries which follow the religion of peace.

    • @Steve_Gates
      @Steve_Gates Před 22 dny +7

      *piss

    • @HwecqiGamePlayS
      @HwecqiGamePlayS Před 22 dny

      Despite being a minority, they represent the majority of the crimes.

    • @junodeer
      @junodeer Před 22 dny +5

      @@Steve_Gatesgot anything constructive to say?

    • @zekkiy
      @zekkiy Před 22 dny +3

      maybe these countries should take a note on how islam handles crime and welfare. i.e.; Harsher punishments and better welfare programs for poor people.
      But you people only like to blame islam when something goed wrong, not when things go right.

    • @atishayritulpatwa
      @atishayritulpatwa Před 22 dny +8

      @@zekkiybetter welfare? Where are they doing it (without oil money)?

  • @EhrenLoudermilk
    @EhrenLoudermilk Před 22 dny +36

    What makes a third world country is it's people. Not the dirt and trees.

    • @ibecomhaire8724
      @ibecomhaire8724 Před 9 dny

      Hahah how ignorant can you be. Maybe it's the fact that other nations pillaged them and their resources for decades, using them for their own growth. And often leaving them in chaos when deciding colonialism is bad. Also then causing wars and general chaos in those regions to still further the interes of rich people. Tell me, how is it the people's fault they were born in and live in a poor region, without a way to enrich themselves???

  • @danmachyl9613
    @danmachyl9613 Před 23 dny +147

    Jeeeeeeez..... i wonder why

    • @Antiluls
      @Antiluls Před 23 dny +20

      Hm only someone with a phd in criminal justice can figure out this tough tough problem..

    • @danmachyl9613
      @danmachyl9613 Před 23 dny +19

      @@Antiluls yes. And I'm sure the obvious answer which we all know to be true is just "right-wing propaganda"

    • @jaska-jalmarixvi5757
      @jaska-jalmarixvi5757 Před 23 dny +2

      How you explain 2:15 crime rate plummeted in 2015 after one million immigrants

    • @Antiluls
      @Antiluls Před 23 dny

      @@jaska-jalmarixvi5757 casing a joint you queef

    • @igitnisaplit2295
      @igitnisaplit2295 Před 23 dny +1

      Wdym crime rate plummeted in 2015?!?! Its so clear it rose that year till 2016

  • @Mr.DalekLK
    @Mr.DalekLK Před 21 dnem +6

    I would like to remind you that Scholz and Merkel criticized Poland for not accepting refugees from Africa and the Middle East...

    • @ickebins6948
      @ickebins6948 Před 14 dny

      And?

    • @Mr.DalekLK
      @Mr.DalekLK Před 13 dny +1

      ​@@ickebins6948There is no one in Poland who wants to create a caliphate, the police and army are active.Cities are clean and safe, but German cities are huge toilets

    • @ickebins6948
      @ickebins6948 Před 13 dny

      @@Mr.DalekLK I've seen alot of cities in germany and the ones that are kinda dirty were like that for the last 30 years. So nothing new.
      Btw. crimerates decrased after 2015 and just recently gone up again... Looks like ukrainians have something to do with that?

  • @hamodalbatal464
    @hamodalbatal464 Před 23 dny +76

    The community of peace

    • @user-st2ju5gh3n
      @user-st2ju5gh3n Před 23 dny

      ?

    • @eminhasanovic7070
      @eminhasanovic7070 Před 20 dny +1

      Like the Germans back in the day

    • @hamodalbatal464
      @hamodalbatal464 Před 17 dny

      @@eminhasanovic7070 your mean the 1400 of conquests and wars and millions of people died by spreading a religion by sword so peaceful 😂😂😂

  • @GOODYGOODGOOD789
    @GOODYGOODGOOD789 Před 23 dny +194

    Olaf has learned that not everything can be solved with warm hugs no matter how much he loves them.

    • @J.Crime123
      @J.Crime123 Před 22 dny +17

      Olaf was never someone to try solve Something with hugs. Because that would imply that he did Something at all.
      His special skill is to do absolutely nothing and when asked about things, to answer "I can not remember".

    • @GOODYGOODGOOD789
      @GOODYGOODGOOD789 Před 22 dny +4

      @@J.Crime123 Our happy anthropomorphic snowman has truly fallen far.

    • @usergiodmsilva1983PT
      @usergiodmsilva1983PT Před 22 dny

      Wasn't Merkel the culprit? That russian doll fucked up Europe economics, Germany's nukes and let it the migrants.

    • @Rowlph8888
      @Rowlph8888 Před 17 dny

      Maybe Olaf will grow a 2 inch wide moustache just below his nose soon

  • @PsYcHoOnE2000
    @PsYcHoOnE2000 Před 23 dny +39

    Are you not culturally enriched?

    • @soundscape26
      @soundscape26 Před 23 dny +1

      Yes, food from the Middle East is great.

    • @IainFrame
      @IainFrame Před 22 dny

      But just think of all the food 🤮

    • @petermelang6695
      @petermelang6695 Před 22 dny

      We are, there are pros and cons.

    • @nbgoodiscore1303
      @nbgoodiscore1303 Před 22 dny +4

      ​@@soundscape26I like bacon better and a glass of wine.

    • @soundscape26
      @soundscape26 Před 22 dny

      @@nbgoodiscore1303 That's legit... it's always a matter of preference.

  • @votecthulhu9378
    @votecthulhu9378 Před 23 dny +102

    Hmmm I wonder why...

  • @stevem647
    @stevem647 Před 23 dny +78

    I'm sure once the Muslim caliphate is established in Germany everything will be a-ok.

    • @objectdefiance4027
      @objectdefiance4027 Před 22 dny +1

      Actually though unironically.

    • @_jpg
      @_jpg Před 22 dny +5

      Fun fact: The percentage of people supporting democracy as the best form of government is 81%, when you ask Muslims in Germany. When you ask the total population, it's only 70%.

    • @soundscape26
      @soundscape26 Před 22 dny

      Not even modern day Muslim majority countries are caliphates nevermind Germany.

    • @soundscape26
      @soundscape26 Před 22 dny

      @@_jpg Yeah true... many people see Muslims as a bunch of uncultured simpletons who love dictatorships. They should visit cities like Algiers, Baghdad or Cairo for a reality check. And those who move abroad are even more progressive.

    • @kimjong-un5570
      @kimjong-un5570 Před 19 dny

      @@_jpg lmao sure , we all know about their sharia plans worldwide

  • @RogerAckroid
    @RogerAckroid Před 22 dny +32

    1:40 Poland is also a large country in Europe. Strange to not include it

    • @DavidZ4-gg3dm
      @DavidZ4-gg3dm Před 22 dny +1

      Poland doesn't have millions of Africans & Asians.

    • @sct1718
      @sct1718 Před 22 dny +1

      😂

    • @8e1a
      @8e1a Před 22 dny +2

      "Largest countries by GDP"

    • @robbyh.8165
      @robbyh.8165 Před 21 dnem

      The traditional big countries of Europe have been Germany, France, the UK and Italy. Population and economy wise... Poland with less than 40 million people and a GDP of $1,801 trillion (less than half of the population of Germany which currently has a population of almost 85 million and a GDP of $5,700 trillion) is not anywhere near those aforementioned.

    • @DavidZ4-gg3dm
      @DavidZ4-gg3dm Před 21 dnem +1

      @@robbyh.8165 Yes, Russia & Ukraine are the largest, but in terms of GDP it's Germany, then the UK, France & Italy.

  • @user-cq9ph5pz1j
    @user-cq9ph5pz1j Před 21 dnem +5

    As an American that lived in Germany I've never lived in a more violent area. The city I lived in was small with a population of about 100,000 . During my 3 years there I saw multiple murders in the news and I had two friends assaulted in the center of town. from what I saw 60 to 70 percent of the crime was Arab and the rest was committed by traditional germans.

  • @mab9614
    @mab9614 Před 23 dny +87

    Besides the “usual suspects”, the police is also a problem.
    I heard a great quote from a long time ago:
    “The police is like a ghost. When you need them, they are nowhere to be seen; when you don’t need them, they are everywhere.”

    • @SamFromItalia
      @SamFromItalia Před 23 dny +1

      Man if only every western nation didn't defund them 😞

    • @mab9614
      @mab9614 Před 23 dny +3

      @@SamFromItalia you should tell that to the Yanks

    • @xenotiic8356
      @xenotiic8356 Před 23 dny +8

      @@SamFromItalia Ah yes, that thing that definitely happened

    • @SamFromItalia
      @SamFromItalia Před 23 dny

      @@xenotiic8356 I-It did?... are you 3 or did you just forget that 2020 happened?

    • @ticklepickle7786
      @ticklepickle7786 Před 23 dny +1

      I never needed a ghost

  • @thomaspeter1550
    @thomaspeter1550 Před 23 dny +52

    one of the very rare moments im proud to be hungarian

    • @martinjnagy
      @martinjnagy Před 23 dny +1

      What's the story over there in Hungary? We don't hear much about it over here in the UK?

    • @thomaspeter1550
      @thomaspeter1550 Před 23 dny

      @@martinjnagy it's a corrupt oligarchy thats in bed with China and Russia. However, it has been extremely against letting immigrants in since 2015. As a result crime has not risen like in most of the continent

    • @horvathr95
      @horvathr95 Před 22 dny

      @@martinjnagy Well, we have a hybrid-authoritarian system, our healthcare is in ruins, but in terms of crime, I would say its better. However, we also have our own "migrants", called gypsies. North-eastern Hungary is filled with them. And it shows in the crime statistics in those areas.

    • @grzegorzbrzeczyszczykiewic1139
      @grzegorzbrzeczyszczykiewic1139 Před 22 dny

      @@martinjnagy They got a corrupt power hungry dictator as president but at least he doesn't allow Budapest to turn into Islamabad and that's a big plus.

    • @bulkax303
      @bulkax303 Před 22 dny +2

      Polak Węgier dwa bratanki
      🇭🇺🤝🇵🇱

  • @jibster148
    @jibster148 Před 23 dny +124

    Without saying it, we all know why. They don't want you to trust your lying eyes

    • @jibster148
      @jibster148 Před 23 dny +21

      Ignore the complete non-sequeter the host made about immigration laws being broken. Also ignore the fact that people can lie and easily get European citizenship and then go on to commit crimes (doesn't make that person german imo)

    • @soundscape26
      @soundscape26 Před 23 dny +3

      @@jibster148 You don't get an European Citizenship that easily.

    • @elwoodzmake
      @elwoodzmake Před 23 dny +2

      If you bring people into a country without integrating them, you get a bunch of unintegrated people... immigrants are not the issue, how the country is handling the immigrants is...

    • @igorlopes7589
      @igorlopes7589 Před 23 dny

      ​@@elwoodzmake You can't integrate people entering in large numbers and forming their own society inside the mainstream society. And you also can't integrate a people that actively refuses to be assimilated

    • @eddiecalderone
      @eddiecalderone Před 20 dny +1

      @@soundscape26
      Any Brazilian who has a grandfather who’s Italian or Portuguese can qualify for Portugese citizenship.
      Argentinian, Colombian, Ecuador and Chile either have ancestry with Spain qualify for citizenship

  • @queimportaqueimporta
    @queimportaqueimporta Před 22 dny +38

    So immigrants commit more crimes because they are younger and poorer? Well, do poor and young immigrants commit the same amount of crimes that young and poor Germans? For some reason you didn't mention that.

    • @MenacingWithVideos
      @MenacingWithVideos Před 22 dny +1

      I wanted to see that data to. I bet that data is unavailable because police do not record the income of the people that they arrest. You might get the age of people arrested but correlating all that data is more work then what tldr can do.

    • @asmirann3636
      @asmirann3636 Před 21 dnem +1

      ​@@MenacingWithVideos Young and poor Germans are ideal candidates for far right extremism. Poorer regions of East Germany is where the Far Right is the strongest.
      As far as crimes are concerned vis-a-vis incomes and age, then poorer and younger Germans also commit violent crimes. This is similar across societies.

    • @Lyraorganum
      @Lyraorganum Před 21 dnem +5

      And some of the young and poor from countries like Vietnam aren't highly represented in the crime stats, ulike Somalia so blaming these material factors is just ideological nonsense.

  • @FrancJ5793
    @FrancJ5793 Před 23 dny +23

    Guess why

    • @tbk2010
      @tbk2010 Před 22 dny +2

      Aliens. Extraterrestrial ones I mean.

    • @ickebins6948
      @ickebins6948 Před 14 dny

      @@tbk2010 Those damn ufos searching for Atlantis again!

  • @GuilhermePereira-vi6vc
    @GuilhermePereira-vi6vc Před 23 dny +69

    Well well well...

    • @irispaiva
      @irispaiva Před 23 dny +3

      ...if it isn't the consequences of my actions?

    • @eohq
      @eohq Před 22 dny

      @irispaiva right, how dares Europe force islam onto the middle east and north africa😢

  • @belli7639
    @belli7639 Před 23 dny +16

    What could be a reason for this... A cant think of anything... No idea

  • @kruno1861
    @kruno1861 Před 22 dny +24

    We all know why, but too many people are afraid to say it, because other people might call them R.

    • @VYZD846
      @VYZD846 Před 22 dny

      Or I 😂

    • @MortenChristensen1979.
      @MortenChristensen1979. Před 21 dnem +4

      People use the word “RACIST” like a sword. If something doesnt go their way they use the word “racist.” After so many uses a sword becomes dull and not as effective, same with calling someone racist.

    • @arnonym5430
      @arnonym5430 Před 19 dny

      Its mostly women who will use the Nazi and Racism insults, guess they were already blacked or browned by these guys before - makes it easier to avoid them

  • @carmen_13
    @carmen_13 Před 22 dny +6

    art schools shouldn't reject any applicants these times...

  • @ATeTortenelemPuskad
    @ATeTortenelemPuskad Před 23 dny +43

    And Hungary is in the wrong for building a border fence to prevent this. lol

    • @ipohertroyanov464
      @ipohertroyanov464 Před 22 dny +1

      To be fair, fences do not work

    • @2msvalkyrie529
      @2msvalkyrie529 Před 22 dny

      The EU actually wanted to expel
      Orban..!! The Euro elections in June will hopefully destroy the liberal left pro immigration lobby
      within the EU. Too late for Germany and Sweden probably...

    • @PhilipLaSnail
      @PhilipLaSnail Před 22 dny

      It is the least bad thing that the Hungarian goverment have done in the last decade.

    • @garflied
      @garflied Před 22 dny +4

      I mean, Hungary isn't doing very well regardless lol

    • @ickebins6948
      @ickebins6948 Před 14 dny

      Yeah Hungary, the beacon of freedom and free speach in europe...
      You're so dense 😆

  • @Pvrge.
    @Pvrge. Před 23 dny +102

    Immigrants from muslim countries. That's why.

    • @hallohoi7741
      @hallohoi7741 Před 23 dny

      The west shouldnt have bombed their country, city, neighborhood, street and house 😅 what did you expect? The west only know how to destroy these immigrants would have never migrated if it wasn’t the usa and eu

    • @jaska-jalmarixvi5757
      @jaska-jalmarixvi5757 Před 23 dny +2

      Although crime rates went steadily down 2004 - 2020

    • @maxman4948
      @maxman4948 Před 23 dny

      no more muslim. they dont.have same value.

    • @ickebins6948
      @ickebins6948 Před 14 dny

      Graph @2:12 : After 2015 it went down quick, just recently it going back up again.
      Why? Maybe the ukrainian refugees? Not fitting your narrative I guess..

    • @jaska-jalmarixvi5757
      @jaska-jalmarixvi5757 Před 14 dny

      ​@@ickebins6948 yeah sure there's never any other factors than immigrants you brainiac

  • @Disobeyedtoast
    @Disobeyedtoast Před 23 dny +55

    "old rich people commit fewer crimes than young poor people" I guess if we're talking about only blue collar crime, sure.

    • @Boredblacksheep
      @Boredblacksheep Před 23 dny +19

      If you steal a dollar, you go to jail, if you steal 2 million dollars, you get a fine so yeah, depends on what you count as "crime"

    • @soundscape26
      @soundscape26 Před 23 dny +8

      Yes, white collar economic crimes never seem to bother people that much.

    • @platypus4427
      @platypus4427 Před 23 dny

      White collar crimes annoy people, sure, but the relative annoyance of having some rich fuck embezzle 2 million company euros versus getting fatally stabbed by a 19 year old Yemeni in a mugging aren't really on the same level are they

    • @dariusalexandru9536
      @dariusalexandru9536 Před 23 dny

      You have a pooint

    • @gamera5160
      @gamera5160 Před 23 dny +6

      @@soundscape26 White collar crime doesn't involve a physical confrontation. If you're attacked or robbed or you have your property destroyed, there is a physical threat to your person and there's always a risk of violent escalation whenever "blue collar" crime happens. White collar crime usually involves embezzling from a company.

  • @DavidCycles
    @DavidCycles Před 18 dny +3

    What I have never understood is how can you blame the ability to integrate people from a country. It makes no sense to me. I have moved around a lot, and it is my duty as an individual to adapt and integrate myself. I am the foreigner, the country has no obligation to help me, I have to work harder, to learn how to behave. If there are problems with integration, it is solely the fault of the people not wanting to integrate, it is not meant to be easy, and if you don't like it, go back to your country. This whole debate makes absolute zero sense to me.

  • @social3ngin33rin
    @social3ngin33rin Před 23 dny +77

    Obviously they're both right

    • @My0ldFr13nd
      @My0ldFr13nd Před 23 dny +12

      Yeah, and one problem fuels the other and vice versa.

  • @dorianodet8064
    @dorianodet8064 Před 23 dny +92

    "Comited by foreigner" usually ignore the crux of the issue

    • @Ash-vt5cp
      @Ash-vt5cp Před 22 dny +21

      yes, they shouldn't have allowed them in, in the first place if they know those particular groups (poor, young, unqualified) are more likely to commit crime

    • @phoque121
      @phoque121 Před 22 dny

      Yes. It's not all foreigners, so they should be pointed out specifically: old Catholic Polish ladies! They are destroying the social fabric

    • @wenterinfaer1656
      @wenterinfaer1656 Před 22 dny

      I get this image that without foreign specialists Europe would have had 0 % crime rate

    • @user-sx9jj6zb7r
      @user-sx9jj6zb7r Před 22 dny

      Суть в брикс.
      Европе конец

  • @nBomF
    @nBomF Před 23 dny +31

    Risky move from Olaf. People are already moving to the right and downplaying it like that wont help him.

    • @konigstiger3252
      @konigstiger3252 Před 22 dny +1

      "Doesn't matter what they are voting for, only matters who counts the vote. "

    • @nBomF
      @nBomF Před 22 dny

      Lol, are you a Russian that cannot cope with other countries having real elections? :D

    • @nBomF
      @nBomF Před 22 dny

      @@konigstiger3252 so you think we have no democracy at all anymore? Like in China and Russia?

    • @johnw574
      @johnw574 Před 21 dnem

      @@nBomF Our democracies are a lie and they always were.

    • @ickebins6948
      @ickebins6948 Před 14 dny

      @@konigstiger3252 The people count the vote...
      But hey, details right...

  • @detdeet
    @detdeet Před 23 dny +22

    It truly is a question for the ages, what POSSIBLY could cause such a thing? I don't think millions of people could've predicted this, gotta save the GDP from demographic collapse right? At the expense of everything else. Because the most important thing is that precious GDP number that must go up forever. Who cares about the petty social concerns of the people/resources

    • @lemmyboy4107
      @lemmyboy4107 Před 22 dny +3

      Just that after 2015 it went down. So your reason is even by the data shown completly wrong. Shoudl save the world by people like you trying everything to force their ideology

    • @detdeet
      @detdeet Před 22 dny +5

      @@lemmyboy4107 "those without German passports are now responsible for nearly 60% of all violent crimes" - 5:20
      Tell me more about the ideology i'm "forcing", keep in mind also that when he says that those individuals are still a vast minority compared to the ones that do have passports, so the over-representation is massive. I ask sincerely, why the constant denial? Are you all just waiting until it happens to you before you admit it's a problem?
      And is the pursuit of ever-growing GDP and taxes really worth all this trouble and suffering? Are we really all just resources of the state or do our culture, history, language and common traits matter?

    • @lemmyboy4107
      @lemmyboy4107 Před 22 dny

      @@detdeet Are you just ignoring that they are rhe majority in low income households. Thats where you force your ideology. you completly igmore that with same circumstances germans are just as likley to commit crimes.

    • @2msvalkyrie529
      @2msvalkyrie529 Před 22 dny

      Ah yes.! The Great Immigration Ponzi scheme..! We need more and more immigrants and then as they get older we need more to replace them.....and so on....etc etc..

    • @MortenChristensen1979.
      @MortenChristensen1979. Před 21 dnem

      immigration is a good thing if done correct, just stay the hell away from menapt immigration !

  • @marcpourecio
    @marcpourecio Před 23 dny +18

    The highly skilled workers Europe needs

  • @andreasarnoalthofsobottka2928

    The figures from Spain only look that good because
    A) squatting and smoking weed doesn't count as a crime.
    B) black work and corruption aren't registered in the first place.
    C) selling forged Gucci in the streets is generally looked upon with a blind eye.
    D) For many small crimes (like adding another floor to your house) you just confess to the police, pay the multa, and walk away. No criminal record.

  • @Khneefer
    @Khneefer Před 23 dny +24

    Short answer: DIVERSITY!

    • @soundscape26
      @soundscape26 Před 23 dny +1

      Having diversity doesn't turn people into criminals, poverty and exclusion does.

    • @extrapolate
      @extrapolate Před 23 dny

      @@soundscape26nope, extremism and a sick cult of death like Islamism does. Naive Neo Marxist. You’ll find yourself like communist Iranians once the cards are down: either unalived by the Islamist hand once you’ve served your purpose of propping them up into power or forced to live under their oppression like the poor people of Iran do today

    • @jorgemiller8994
      @jorgemiller8994 Před 23 dny +1

      diversity=100% middle east, wish we had some japanese or korean immigrants for example but instead we get flooded with those neanderthales.

    • @CroatianUltraNationalist
      @CroatianUltraNationalist Před 22 dny

      @@soundscape26 people from islamic states have no place in europe.
      europe is made for europeans not some poor muslim nationalists

    • @Khneefer
      @Khneefer Před 21 dnem

      @@soundscape26 Just stop importing people who are poor and don't fit into society. It would ease problem.

  • @jorehir
    @jorehir Před 21 dnem +3

    1:22 this is FIREARM homicide rate, not total rate.
    By total rate, Germany or the UK do worse than Italy or Spain.

  • @kremepye3613
    @kremepye3613 Před 22 dny +4

    the rise in SA offences has climbed at a total staggering rate

  • @Yawnymcsnore
    @Yawnymcsnore Před 23 dny +58

    Oh no we've imported loads of barbarians i can't believe crime rose?

    • @soundscape26
      @soundscape26 Před 23 dny +6

      I don't think import is the right word here.

    • @rafal5863
      @rafal5863 Před 23 dny +8

      @@soundscape26Obviously you have not heard the technical jargon of the woke Human Resources types in charge of the race quotas in DEI companies.

    • @soundscape26
      @soundscape26 Před 23 dny

      @@rafal5863 Import suggests a deliberate act... people are not arriving in Germany because they government is calling them but rather because they are, in many instances, being trafficked.

    • @rafal5863
      @rafal5863 Před 23 dny

      @@soundscape26 Again you are not up wit the DEI newspeak. There is not enough indigenous diversity in Europe so it has to be imported. How else is Germany going to equalise skin melioration quotas to the global population. You must be racist if you don’t educate yourself about theses matters.
      How else is Germany going to be culturally enriched if not by importing people with other ways of knowing?

    • @arnonym5430
      @arnonym5430 Před 19 dny

      @@soundscape26 One of them personally told me he was coerced to come to germany, and even said himself, it is the consequences of your women not making enough children and being absolved of accountability under the guise of equality, which he is right about

  • @bluegoka
    @bluegoka Před 15 dny +2

    It’s not Germans’ responsibility to integrate people who willingly entered Germany.

  • @OenopionOenopion
    @OenopionOenopion Před 21 dnem +3

    Some perspective, I lived in Munich from 2018 into 2022, and the absence of crime was so noticeable coming from the U.S., it was like living in an alternate world. One could leave their things out in a park or at a lake and not worry about theft, and no one worried being out late at night. Frankfurt, where I live now is a different matter. The area around the Hauptbahnhof is a disaster. Lots of immigrants involved in the drug trade and the area is simply not safe late at night when foot traffic ebbs. The problems are obvious, but the government is doing nothing to address the issue. I do not doubt that voters will respond.

    • @rickbhattacharya2334
      @rickbhattacharya2334 Před 17 dny +1

      So personal sorry, I myself have come to Germany as a legal immigrant, I was coming from a place and thanks to DB my last train was cancelled and next train was at 6am. Thinking Frankfurt is a safe city I went outside to get a casual walk , Jesus Christ the stuff I saw that night I can't forget ever in my life. I simply ran back to the station and sat on a bench near the police, I was scared to the core and made a note that I will never cross Frankfurt city borders after 10pm 😂😂

  • @juannaym8488
    @juannaym8488 Před 19 dny +4

    Immigration is a big factor, but there haven't been such a soar of crime in previous cases of large immigration waves. I think inflation plays a large role. People cannot afford a livelihood anymore with an honest life

  • @juanantoniodomenechrubio5780

    Let's check if those criminals eat ham.

  • @adrianiglesias3428
    @adrianiglesias3428 Před 23 dny +11

    German migrant crime crisis

  • @crimson1453
    @crimson1453 Před 22 dny +3

    We all know why, immigrants, it's the same reason it's increasing here in Spain. We've gone from a rate of 3 rapes per 100k in 2015 to a rate of over 10 rapes per 100k last year.

  • @sownheard
    @sownheard Před 14 dny +2

    Job opportunity is a way better indicator of crime rates.

  • @Shirdel-fv6ei
    @Shirdel-fv6ei Před 22 dny

    Valuable info

  • @Burito-tj5ry
    @Burito-tj5ry Před 23 dny +25

    And if we analyse what foreiners are responsible for those crimes it will show that its not the legal european migrant the responsible

  • @evilmemelord7535
    @evilmemelord7535 Před 23 dny +17

    Oh boi oh boi

  • @Quiestre
    @Quiestre Před 22 dny

    I would love you guys to put a link to sources in your description. For example the 60% stat, where did you get that from? All I could find is DW news which reported 41%

  • @fact6360
    @fact6360 Před 23 dny +11

    As a German, this drives me beyond mad and has shifted my views from very left-leaning to more conservative. Unfortunately, I don't know what to do. No party in Germany at the moment seems capable of tackling this issue. AfD and Wagenknecht would just make it worse since they are populists, and I am very pro-NATO/EU, so I cannot vote for them under any circumstances. SPD, Grüne, Volt, Linke, etc., just won't admit the problem since it goes against their views on migration. CDU/CSU allowed so many unskilled migrants into the country, and now they are complaining, but under Merkel, they were the ones who did this! I love Germany very much, especially Munich, but I absolutely hate the fact that this issue is likely to get worse. I wish the SPD would find someone like Helmut Schmidt again!

    • @damienpeladan481
      @damienpeladan481 Před 22 dny +5

      Same dilemma here in France, only to a much more advanced degree

    • @mikicerise6250
      @mikicerise6250 Před 22 dny +2

      We need a secular party that understands that an unsafe country can never be a free country, and that understands that we like our cultures and values, we want to keep our hard won social freedoms and will stop the peacefulization of our societies. In every European country. It's so frustrating to have nobody I can vote for anymore.
      I'm a secular social democrat and both the right wing and the left wing now are at the beck and call of clerics. It's maddening. We have no voice in Europe anymore.

    • @moiseshuszka7290
      @moiseshuszka7290 Před 22 dny +5

      Be a man, vote for the right

    • @grzegorzbrzeczyszczykiewic1139
      @grzegorzbrzeczyszczykiewic1139 Před 22 dny

      Merkel is no longer in charge so you can vote for CDU alternatively you might consider AFD but they suck I get it.
      German politics suck, I get it.
      I'm Polish, it isn't much better over here. We can vote for corrupt socialist which is PiS, your loyal dog Donald Tusk, the Left which is obviously the worst, Third Way which is essentially voting for Tusk, or confederation which is kinda like AFD but not quite. I'm voting confederation cause they got a few good leaders and I'm done with other parties but I see that they're deeply flawed as well.

    • @grzegorzbrzeczyszczykiewic1139
      @grzegorzbrzeczyszczykiewic1139 Před 22 dny

      Merkel is no longer in charge so you can vote for CDU alternatively you might consider AFD but they suck I get it.
      German politics suck, I get it.
      I'm Polish, it isn't much better over here. We can vote for corrupt socialist which is PiS, your loyal dog Donald Tusk, the Left which is obviously the worst, Third Way which is essentially voting for Tusk, or confederation which is kinda like AFD but not quite. I'm voting confederation cause they got a few good leaders and I'm done with other parties but I see that they're deeply flawed as well.

  • @POLITICUS-DANICUS
    @POLITICUS-DANICUS Před 19 dny +5

    We all know why

  • @ludwighaugg8239
    @ludwighaugg8239 Před 23 dny +18

    i dont really see the difference in wether it is related to migration or lack of integration. As there simply is no way to integrate millions of people every year.

    • @soundscape26
      @soundscape26 Před 23 dny +6

      Yes, it's a problem of scale. Europe has always received migrants but not on this scale.

    • @lemmyboy4107
      @lemmyboy4107 Před 22 dny

      Well you just ignore that the problem is lack of wellfare state which would hit us even if we dont have migrants.

    • @_jpg
      @_jpg Před 22 dny

      ​@@lemmyboy4107The problem isn't a lack of welfare state. Our pension system survived two world wars, global pandemics, economic crises, etc. It possibly could even survive conservatives and neo-liberals trying to dismantle it through privatisation and separation of certain workers.

    • @lemmyboy4107
      @lemmyboy4107 Před 22 dny

      @@_jpg welfare state is not only pensions.

    • @_jpg
      @_jpg Před 22 dny +1

      @@lemmyboy4107 Than what? Universal healthcare? Social aid for people without work or a roof above their heads? Encouraging and supporting students' education by preventing them from having a mountain of debt like in the US? We all got that here.

  • @justinpaul3110
    @justinpaul3110 Před 22 dny +10

    The most maddening thing about sources of crime is the inclination to oversimplify the causes.

  • @Clydeb_9994
    @Clydeb_9994 Před 23 dny +28

    Diversity brings many gifts to whoever open it's doors to them!

    • @soundscape26
      @soundscape26 Před 23 dny +1

      It's not diversity itself, it's mostly poverty. Well-off people don't tend to become criminals.

    • @Clydeb_9994
      @Clydeb_9994 Před 23 dny

      ​@@soundscape26Buddy, these are only excuses. I had a pretty rough upbringing, but never committed a crime in my life! These people do not belong here!

    • @extrapolate
      @extrapolate Před 23 dny

      @@soundscape26wrong, your western logic doesn’t apply when the cult of death and extremism is the prevalent ideology for the criminals. The bin Laden family has plenty of money. So do the terrorist financiers and slave worker owners at Qatar. Do you need me to solve for X as to what these two have in common?

    • @Clydeb_9994
      @Clydeb_9994 Před 23 dny +15

      ​​@@soundscape26Buddy, these are only excuses. I had a pretty rough upbringing, but never committed a crime in my life. They cannot be excused or justified!!

    • @soundscape26
      @soundscape26 Před 23 dny

      @@Clydeb_9994 Well, I also live in a relatively diverse place and the crime is quite mild. A rough background won't automatically turn you into a criminal but neither will being different.

  • @DanteWolfwood
    @DanteWolfwood Před 19 dny +4

    I love how people keep comparing European countries to the US, as if that helps disprove the theory that mass immigration (diversity) causes crime. I dare you to dig deeper into the criminology and stats of the US and see what you find. The US is 50 different states with 50 different crime rates and demographics. Which states do you believe have the lowest crime rates and which states have the highest? It doesn't take a genius to guess correctly. Go look and be shocked.
    >It is poverty
    Poverty is most definitely a factor at crime rate variability *within a homogeneous group* but in the US (and I would suspect in Germany and other western countries), poverty is not the determining factor of criminality in multicultural situations. The poorest white regions in the US, such as Appalachia (which is EXTREMELY poor) has less violence than the richest black and brown areas. The data just doesn't fit the narrative.

  • @cgt3704
    @cgt3704 Před 23 dny +12

    Moral of the story: Sweden is a bad example :)))

  • @ValkyrissaGaming
    @ValkyrissaGaming Před 22 dny +9

    Clearly, it’s because hans, franz and hilda don’t get enough dessert for dinner

  • @InaEsin
    @InaEsin Před 22 dny +1

    How does anyone NOT know the answer to this??

  • @FilAnd01
    @FilAnd01 Před 23 dny +12

    Woah crime increased most in urban areas and in Berlin in particular? How could this happen? *surprised pikachu face*

    • @lemmyboy4107
      @lemmyboy4107 Před 22 dny +2

      Because thats mostly where poverty is. Shm i have the feeling you have the wrong conclusion.

    • @_jpg
      @_jpg Před 22 dny +2

      ​@@lemmyboy4107 That is deliberate. There is no point in arguing with OP.

    • @spacecube8561
      @spacecube8561 Před 22 dny +2

      @@lemmyboy4107 well, i mean, they chose extreme left-left-green coalitions, for like decades now.
      what did they expect's gonna happen? prosperity??
      with extreme left in the city council?
      like....bruh xD

    • @lemmyboy4107
      @lemmyboy4107 Před 22 dny +4

      @@spacecube8561 berlin? I mean as normal you ignore Munich going strong with a left city council. Just ignore everything which does not go into your world view

    • @soundscape26
      @soundscape26 Před 22 dny +1

      Berlin was always a very dysfunctional city.

  • @algalgaq
    @algalgaq Před 18 dny +10

    Muslims easy explanation.

    • @ickebins6948
      @ickebins6948 Před 14 dny

      Why is the crime rate falling after 2015 @2:12 ? Care to explain?

    • @violet_green4335
      @violet_green4335 Před 4 dny

      @@ickebins6948 Then you have the first graphs. Crime index 27,1 until 2015 and 32,6 from 2016. Why are you omitting it? Not fitting your narrative I guess..

    • @ickebins6948
      @ickebins6948 Před 4 dny

      @@violet_green4335 Because to my knowledge, the "crime Index" is an estimation of crime levels in a given country or city.
      And the graph at 2:12 are the exact numbers for crimes (per 100000) for Germany.
      I could not really find anything about how exactly the "crime index" is estimated. It's a strange metric (0-100 scale).

  • @user-be7pw3sm7d
    @user-be7pw3sm7d Před 19 dny +6

    The comments section gives me some hope. People are finally waking up.

    • @mimamo
      @mimamo Před 17 dny +1

      Too many are still sleeping. This is about migrant crime rates exploding in Germany, and in Germany still more people vote for the parties promoting mass migration than for the ones actually trying to restrict mass migration. There's no real change and nor real hope in sight yet.

  • @DarkHarlequin
    @DarkHarlequin Před 22 dny +2

    This is the type of video/topic where we all NEED real explanations but noone WANTS real explanations because everybody already made up their mind about the one (and ONLY one!) reason for rising crime.

  • @xDaniik
    @xDaniik Před 23 dny +9

    No problem, in a few years all of they will count as "german", yeah...

  • @SimpleGeopolitics24
    @SimpleGeopolitics24 Před 23 dny +10

    Interesting

  • @Stuffaboutstuff555
    @Stuffaboutstuff555 Před 2 dny +1

    Same for the Netherlands I guess, most crime is done by people with a Dutch passport, but they are a certain group of Dutch people with a North African background. Mostly Moroccan

  • @andreastagnimorisi1841
    @andreastagnimorisi1841 Před 5 dny +1

    It's not just mass migration in general. We're not seeing young men from the Philippines, Thailand, Brazil or Ukraine topping the crime charts - those tend to come from Islamic countries: North Africa, Afghanistan, Pakistan, etc. And it's particularly scary, because any interracial marriage with those group means that a German girl assimilate into their culture, and not the other way around. So the social incompatibility issue will likely protract generation after generation. And the same pattern is copypasted in almost every other Western European country: the UK, Sweden, France, the Netherland, Belgium... now even in Italy, with still relatively low number of muslim migrants (4-5% of the population), we have them constituing almost 40% of incarcerated.