The Wuhan Coronavirus crisis presents a golden opportunity for “New Germans” to troll “those who have been here for a longer time”. Not only do they get a rise out of stodgy burghers by hawking lungers at them, they also gather in large crowds at will — they don’t need no stinkin’ social distance!
Nash Montana has translated three articles on the topic from the German press. The first is from Breaking News Saarland:
Unbelievable! Youths target elderly people and service personnel in trains by coughing on them
Dillingen: It’s terrible how little respect some people have towards their fellow humans. In the past week several incidents took place in Saarland’s local train traffic, in which youths targeted elderly fellow travelers and train service personnel by coughing at them. Mostly targeted by the attacks were: Regional trains between Saarbrucken and the Rhineland-Pfalz town of Landstuhl, between Saarbrucken and Saarlouis, and between Saarbrucken and the Rhineland-Pfalz town of Pirmasens.
The incidents usually took place from early afternoon until the evening hours. The youths might find this funny, but these coughing attacks undoubtedly lead to anxiety and fear in these Corona pandemic times. The incidents, however, fulfill elements of the law about ‘annoyance of the general public’ according to the Administrative Offense Act.
Therefore it is against the law for anyone who partakes in an offensive act that leads to the annoyance of the general public, threats thereof, and limiting the public order. The act can be punished with monetary fines.
Apart from that it is entirely possible that these youths who direct their coughing at other people are infected with the novel coronavirus, even though they may not know it yet. These cough attacks could indeed infect elderly people and service personnel, which can have grave consequences for at-risk patients.
The federal police in Saarland and Kaiserslautern have been informed about the incidents and are searching for offenders. The German Bahn has upped security on the trains. They plan to patrol the affected trains with more security personnel.
The second article is from Rundblick Unna:
Young men swear and cough at pedestrians — “now you have Corona!”
“The police are speechless about the incident,” the spokesman for the Kreisbehoerde Soest police underlines. He’s talking about “a rather impolite incident” which took place Monday evening around 11pm, when a witness called in to the police station:
In the inner city, three young men were walking, circa 25 to 30 years old, They swore at pedestrians — and coughed into their direction with the words: “Now you have Corona!”
The police deployed immediately but couldn’t find the trio anymore.
“We are pretty speechless about this incident. That’s why we are asking witnesses who could give us any clues about the suspects to call us. There exists unfortunately no physical description of the trio.”
Finally, from Tag24:
Mayor warns public: Many asylum seekers do not care about social contact restraints
The mayor of Schneeberg and Zschorlau is asking the Saxon Ministry of the Interior for help. The problem: A lot of asylum seekers refuse to limit themselves to social distance.
“We are increasingly seeing that asylum seekers meet up in large groups outside supermarkets, for example. But at this moment in time this just can’t happen,” Schneeberg’s mayor Ingo Seifert (49) says.
And that is why he — together with the Zschorlau mayor — sought help from the Saxon Ministry of the Interior.
In the meantime the police increasingly control social contact rules against asylum seekers: “We are now present in Schneeberg with more units in order to enforce the current prohibition against contact and the limitations of being in open settings,” the police confirmed.
The general ruling of the Saxon Freestate, which prohibits leaving of your own house or apartment without an essential reason, has now also been translated into other languages. This is to reach and include all asylum seekers and to get them to understand this rule.
“Now everybody has to show insight. And we have to show a certain toughness, so that the virus can’t spread any further”, Seifert emphasizes.
Now try this is Texas.
Texas is civilized, with a strong feedback loop.
Western Germany is a nation falling into the Third World. Not civilized, with a broken and / or inverse feedback loop for civilized behavior.
The German authorities are too frightened of muslim violence to enforce their laws and protect their taxpayers. Muslims only obey allah’s laws, whatever they might be, and deny the states’ right to enact and enforce their laws. In short, Germany has a problem of its own making. After all, they let them in.
Germans are almost as gifted as the French when it comes to submitting to those stronger than them. When the muslims after breeding like rats for a few more years are about a tenth of the population, Germans will know what to do.
A hijab factory in Germany and Arabic-as-a-second-language courses in German would be sound investments.
I really don’t think this is a “migrant problem” so much as a millennial problem, most of the people doing this one social media and bragging about it we’re teenagers dunce caps
Unfortunately you don’t need enrichers to experience this: at the onset of the epidemic we had some drunkards doing the same, one even targetting children.
To paraphrase Kipling ~” when the Germans began to hate”. Civilized people will put up with a lot in an attempt to retain civility, but it’s stupid to push them past that.
We seem to be surrendering like Jewish people did to the German Nazis. “This will all blow over. Not up”. At a minimum a separate Koran nation with its own attack ideology. Armed to the teeth – and waiting. Yeah I know. Can’t you take a joke? I was just kidding.
The korana.
Eighty years of getting beat down by the “victors” has rendered Germanystan impotent.
There must be the seed of Furor Teutonicus somewhere waiting to be awakened and if there isn’t then turn out the lights the party’s over.
Europeans put up with a lot – until they don’t.
From the Belgian newspapers:
“More than half of the corona patients at the hospital in Genk, Belgium, are of Turkish origin”
“I got a nurse of Turkish origin on the phone, and a doctor called me too. They’re wondering if the quarantine measures are being respected. The mosques and cafes are closed, but are there any meetings we don’t know anything about?”
Diversity is strength