That's another way to do it

[dreamville_bg]

While some are disseminating booklets telling refugees "Bad boy. Don't do that!", folks in Russia have decided enough is enough, and have taken the law in their own hands:

Refugees Find Out Russia Isn’t Norway

"The refugees groped and fondled the Russian women much like they do all through Europe. The refugees tried to flee the scene after a

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This is not

[danieldemarko]

legal. They must share theirs wives. A friend in need is a friend indeed.

RE: This is not

[dreamville_bg]

It is legal, but if you ask a refugee, it probably shouldn't be.

[luvdovz]

C'mon, integrate this.

[ddstory]

Well, Russia is not exactly Europe, is it. If they try to pull the same thing they're doing in places like Köln, they're probably going to end up being shot.

[underlankers]

It's also deliberately destroying Syrian cities and hospitals and vital infrastructure that would actually support civilian life in Syria. So to be crude here, this is a case of praising the fox for eating up the hens in the henhouse.

[ddstory]

All right Rubio, you're repeating the same thing to everyone now?

[underlankers]

Nope, simply finding it amusing people are cheering the Russians for acting like this when they're the actual cause of a significant portion of the problem. You don't get cheered for reacting like a bunch of thugs when the situation that led to that is your own damn fault. A person who puts out a fire they started as arson isn't a hero..

[dexeron]

And, of course, this is exactly what the salafists want. Anything that increases the distrust between the local population and the refugees only gives them more fodder for their recruiting propaganda.

[dreamville_bg]

Indeed. Building trust is a two-way game. If one side rapes the other's women, that definitely isn't helping.

[dexeron]

And, of course, neither does punishing the vast majority of refugees for the actions of a tiny minority.

[dreamville_bg]

Having the guts to apply one's own law and punish the actual perpetrators would be a good start, as opposed to beating around the bush and attempting to twist one's own stated "values and principles" (tm) for the sake of appearing "tolerant" at any cost.

[mahnmut]

Meanwhile in Rome...

He went there to talk about "the victories of American democracy around the world"? WTF is this supposed to mean?

[underlankers]

Well, if people are fine with Russia intentionally destroying the infrastructure of Syria as a deliberate military strategy, I'm not sure how fostering ISIS is all on the United States.

And we are talking a country barbaric enough to try seismologists for an earthquake.

[mahnmut]

how fostering ISIS is all on the United States

Strawman.

[underlankers]

Not really, you'd be impressed with how many Americans are incapable of entertaining the notion something, somewhere can happen without any US influence at all. :)