Unique wrote:

Freeza wrote:Seems like Denmark went really left wing this election it seems. Proud of my fellow cucks

its called stockholm syndrome

Freeza wrote:Seems like Denmark went really left wing this election it seems. Proud of my fellow cucks

Jul 27, 2009 - Rumenske statsborgere er den hurtigst voksende kriminelle ... Spesielt på større steder som Kongsberg og Drammen merker vi mange forsøk..

Jun 29, 2015 - Slum og forsøpling, kommenterer flere drammensere. Mange ønsker at Romleiren fjernes.

Feb 21, 2017 - To rumenske kvinner og en mann er pågrepet etter at flere eldre er blitt ... med den samme fremgangsmåten i Konnerud-senteret i Drammen, ..

Jan 22, 2018 - Politiet utvider igjen siktelsen for de to rumenerne som er pågrepet for innbruddsbølgen i høst. De er nå siktet for 50 innbrudd.

Mar 26, 2019 - 11 rumenere dømt for grove tyverier: «Planlagt kynisk, hensynsløs og manipulerende utnytting av eldre mennesker»

Freeza wrote:

Unique wrote:

Freeza wrote:Seems like Denmark went really left wing this election it seems. Proud of my fellow cucks

its called stockholm syndrome

Stop reading your wife's psych evaluations. Those are private.

Thimmy wrote:

Freeza wrote:Seems like Denmark went really left wing this election it seems. Proud of my fellow cucks

I think that was quite inevitable. I'm under the impression that the average dane is roughly about as progressive as the average Swede and Norwegian, and yet I get the impression that you haven't quite followed our progressive example to quite the same extent.

From what I recall, Denmark was the only country in Scandinavia that banned begging or foreign beggars from begging in public areas. I wonder if that will change now. Feel free to correct me here, I don't remember the details, but I do remember Swedish and Norwegian politicians directing criticism towards Denmark for banning begging to some extent, and we've had a larger influx of beggars from Romania since then. I didn't mind the beggars here, initially, but they've become a substantially large problem in the city of Drammen, where I live. I never thought they were an issue worth being bothered about, but it's really quite extreme how much damage they've caused around here

Jul 27, 2009 - Rumenske statsborgere er den hurtigst voksende kriminelle ... Spesielt på større steder som Kongsberg og Drammen merker vi mange forsøk..

Jun 29, 2015 - Slum og forsøpling, kommenterer flere drammensere. Mange ønsker at Romleiren fjernes.

Feb 21, 2017 - To rumenske kvinner og en mann er pågrepet etter at flere eldre er blitt ... med den samme fremgangsmåten i Konnerud-senteret i Drammen, ..

Jan 22, 2018 - Politiet utvider igjen siktelsen for de to rumenerne som er pågrepet for innbruddsbølgen i høst. De er nå siktet for 50 innbrudd.

Mar 26, 2019 - 11 rumenere dømt for grove tyverier: «Planlagt kynisk, hensynsløs og manipulerende utnytting av eldre mennesker»

It's not a pleasant development. Perhaps most disturbingly, several public areas, skateparks and kids' playgrounds in my area have had to be temporarily shut down over the past couple of years, due to Romanian beggars leaving excrements and trash that were contaminated with Hepatitis. Back in 2009, local politicians said that banning begging wasn't the solution, but I'm inclined to believe that Denmark did the right thing... except it only moved the problem over here I don't think begging should be banned altogether, but if you want to talk about cucks, we've got plenty of them here. I just wish there had been more moderation in how politicians go about making their decisions. Nothing good ever comes out of politicians who lean too far towards either side.

Freeza wrote:

Thimmy wrote:

Freeza wrote:Seems like Denmark went really left wing this election it seems. Proud of my fellow cucks

I think that was quite inevitable. I'm under the impression that the average dane is roughly about as progressive as the average Swede and Norwegian, and yet I get the impression that you haven't quite followed our progressive example to quite the same extent.

From what I recall, Denmark was the only country in Scandinavia that banned begging or foreign beggars from begging in public areas. I wonder if that will change now. Feel free to correct me here, I don't remember the details, but I do remember Swedish and Norwegian politicians directing criticism towards Denmark for banning begging to some extent, and we've had a larger influx of beggars from Romania since then. I didn't mind the beggars here, initially, but they've become a substantially large problem in the city of Drammen, where I live. I never thought they were an issue worth being bothered about, but it's really quite extreme how much damage they've caused around here

Jul 27, 2009 - Rumenske statsborgere er den hurtigst voksende kriminelle ... Spesielt på større steder som Kongsberg og Drammen merker vi mange forsøk..

Jun 29, 2015 - Slum og forsøpling, kommenterer flere drammensere. Mange ønsker at Romleiren fjernes.

Feb 21, 2017 - To rumenske kvinner og en mann er pågrepet etter at flere eldre er blitt ... med den samme fremgangsmåten i Konnerud-senteret i Drammen, ..

Jan 22, 2018 - Politiet utvider igjen siktelsen for de to rumenerne som er pågrepet for innbruddsbølgen i høst. De er nå siktet for 50 innbrudd.

Mar 26, 2019 - 11 rumenere dømt for grove tyverier: «Planlagt kynisk, hensynsløs og manipulerende utnytting av eldre mennesker»

It's not a pleasant development. Perhaps most disturbingly, several public areas, skateparks and kids' playgrounds in my area have had to be temporarily shut down over the past couple of years, due to Romanian beggars leaving excrements and trash that were contaminated with Hepatitis. Back in 2009, local politicians said that banning begging wasn't the solution, but I'm inclined to believe that Denmark did the right thing... except it only moved the problem over here I don't think begging should be banned altogether, but if you want to talk about cucks, we've got plenty of them here. I just wish there had been more moderation in how politicians go about making their decisions. Nothing good ever comes out of politicians who lean too far towards either side.

Oh, no matter what people here believe, I'm not for total immigration etc. in our countries.

My main gripe with a lot of folks on here has been the lack of morals regarding refugees when a lot of our countries have had a huge part in ruining the lives for the refugees looking for a new home.

At the same time I feel some of the right wing parties have been too lenient and that their politics aren't feasible in any way. It's just empty symbol politics trying to get voters. Mainly Enhedslisten. But every socialist party has moved further right.

Also immigration and refugee politics is not as important as a lot of other thingsfor me politically. I don't think it's a big problem for us at all. I think climate, jobs and houses are more important. We should also be very aggressive towards integrating the immigrants and refugees currently here. I think the both sides have failed them a lot. Just left them to themselves and hidden them away in ghettos outside the city where they don't interact with people, which in result means both extremes get alienated because they only interact with the other group through media and politics, which is never as good as personal experience.

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Speaking of beggars. I think it's a good initiative to ban it. It has no place in the streets here in Denmark. I do think Norway and Sweden are too lenient. Once I see scientific studies that the money beggars get actually help improve their lives I'll actually approve of it. But it's mainly alcoholics from Greenland and people who need medical help, which the government should help them get. Nothing begging will solve.

Freeza wrote:

We should also be very aggressive towards integrating the immigrants and refugees currently here. I think the both sides have failed them a lot. Just left them to themselves and hidden them away in ghettos outside the city where they don't interact with people, which in result means both extremes get alienated because they only interact with the other group through media and politics, which is never as good as personal experience.

I can relate to this. It's the same, here in Drammen. We have quite a lot of immigrants here, and the Africans in particular, live in isolated, immigration populated areas of the city where a lot of the residents are really poorly integrated. Some have lived here for longer than 5 years and can not hold a basic conversation in Norwegian, which is likely one of the reasons why some of them seem to avoid interacting with people from outside their culture. I really wish integration politics had been held to a higher priority by our local, as well as our government politicians. Hopefully, Denmark looks towards Sweden and Norway and learn from what we have done wrong, as well as what we have done right in this regard. They can't do any worse.
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Speaking of beggars. I think it's a good initiative to ban it. It has no place in the streets here in Denmark. I do think Norway and Sweden are too lenient. Once I see scientific studies that the money beggars get actually help improve their lives I'll actually approve of it. But it's mainly alcoholics from Greenland and people who need medical help, which the government should help them get. Nothing begging will solve.

The main issue with the Romanian beggars here, is that hardly any of them are so poor that they need to beg. There's been a lot of controversy surrounding the local "rom-people" because they've been spotted changing from normal clothes to filthy rags, living in luxurious vans and even uploading images on social media where they're flaunting large amounts of Norwegian cash bills. And despite this, they still litter and poop in public spaces. Even worse, a LOT of them are part of some kind of criminal activity, and the beggars and prostitutes typically work for a mafia organization.

A recent documentary revealed that human trafficking is common in these groups, and the beggars actually have the right to welfare support in Romania. In conclusion, the amount of them who are tied to some type of organized crime, far outweigh the rare few who beg out of necessity. The local authorities are aware of all of this, and yet, not a single thing is being done about it. I also don't understand why our prostitution "ban" is still intact, when it's been well documented in other countries that legalizing and regulating it has absolutely no downsides, whereas criminalizing it increases risks for both the prostitutes and the customers, as well as increases the amount of shady/underground activity surrounding it. Then again, I suppose we don't mind turning a blind eye to the human trafficking occuring among the rom people either, so that's probably a topic we're not well equipped to handle

Thimmy wrote:

Freeza wrote:

We should also be very aggressive towards integrating the immigrants and refugees currently here. I think the both sides have failed them a lot. Just left them to themselves and hidden them away in ghettos outside the city where they don't interact with people, which in result means both extremes get alienated because they only interact with the other group through media and politics, which is never as good as personal experience.

I can relate to this. It's the same, here in Drammen. We have quite a lot of immigrants here, and the Africans in particular, live in isolated, immigration populated areas of the city where a lot of the residents are really poorly integrated. Some have lived here for longer than 5 years and can not hold a basic conversation in Norwegian, which is likely one of the reasons why some of them seem to avoid interacting with people from outside their culture. I really wish integration politics had been held to a higher priority by our local, as well as our government politicians. Hopefully, Denmark looks towards Sweden and Norway and learn from what we have done wrong, as well as what we have done right in this regard. They can't do any worse.
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Speaking of beggars. I think it's a good initiative to ban it. It has no place in the streets here in Denmark. I do think Norway and Sweden are too lenient. Once I see scientific studies that the money beggars get actually help improve their lives I'll actually approve of it. But it's mainly alcoholics from Greenland and people who need medical help, which the government should help them get. Nothing begging will solve.

The main issue with the Romanian beggars here, is that hardly any of them are so poor that they need to beg. There's been a lot of controversy surrounding the local "rom-people" because they've been spotted changing from normal clothes to filthy rags, living in luxurious vans and even uploading images on social media where they're flaunting large amounts of Norwegian cash bills. And despite this, they still litter and poop in public spaces. Even worse, a LOT of them are part of some kind of criminal activity, and the beggars and prostitutes typically work for a mafia organization.

A recent documentary revealed that human trafficking is common in these groups, and the beggars actually have the right to welfare support in Romania. In conclusion, the amount of them who are tied to some type of organized crime, far outweigh the rare few who beg out of necessity. The local authorities are aware of all of this, and yet, not a single thing is being done about it. I also don't understand why our prostitution "ban" is still intact, when it's been well documented in other countries that legalizing and regulating it has absolutely no downsides, whereas criminalizing it increases risks for both the prostitutes and the customers, as well as increases the amount of shady/underground activity surrounding it. Then again, I suppose we don't mind turning a blind eye to the human trafficking occuring among the rom people either, so that's probably a topic we're not well equipped to handle