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There two standards used in the courts of law - more likely than not and beyond a reasonable doubt. Which one do you use in your daily life? Did you invent the third one? If so, please tell us all about it. I am holding my breath...

In case that concept is too hard to understand...A guy with a gun walks into the bank and demands money, gets it, and leaves. Later, he says that he was just testing their security system and that he was planning to return the cash the next day. Do you believe him or do you find him guilty? According to your "logic", you have no proof that he is lying.

Pawian, you are a nice guy, but you embarrass yourself with the posts like the one above. Really.

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Not a proof, indeed.
In real life, we apply the "more likely than not" standard, not "proof beyond a reasonable doubt", or, worse yet, beyond any doubt. If we didn't, life would be impossible outside courthouses. So, for now, if it looks like a duck...

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No. It proves that one can hate more than just one person or group.

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No, I am just not stupid.
That "F*ck LGBT" from Kielce confirms my brilliance.

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Telling me all that bull how those colors were picked only because of the sky, not because they are gay. Don't do that.


I just said that I don't like being insulted and you are still at it. They could have painted them all colors - one color per bench. It would be less expensive, but they didn't because it would be less gay.

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You can repeat that crap 1000 times and nobody here will believe it unless you show evidence that she did her best to keep the hordes away. Instead, she invited the scum. Rather than deporting the hordes out, she tried to deport them within. Like to Poland.


If you "close the borders", they would be in Germany illegally and subject to deportation, not as welcome "guests".

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What did you expect? That they would admit their pro-gay agenda and that those benches are their little Trojan horses before they will apply for a full-on gay parade permit featuring masochism and other perversions?

They lied to smuggle that LGTQ crap into the city and society. Go slow so they will not notice is a known trick and that is why gays picked those cute, kid-friendly colors and sweet-sounding words like "gay" in the first place. Who could possibly resist pretty colors and being gay? Oh, how lovely...

Please don't insult my intelligence. It may be low but still sufficient for me to know when I am being insulted and my chain yanked.

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One thing I really don't like is when somebody takes me for an idiot.
I googled "Kielce benches" and those colors are all about LGBTRSXFDSO. Just as that display in Warsaw na placu Zbawiciela - now permanent. The claim that the colors are just rainbow and oh so cheerful is as dishonest as that "I am gay" means that the guy is simply happy.

Pawian, don't do this anymore. I am older than 7.

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I should be allowed to use examples to show that a general statement is incorrect. In this case that if goods are allowed in so must people. False every which way. We know how to allow one without the other.

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You pleaded guilty too soon. "Town" is used in reference to bigger objects than a dot on the map like Kielce. How about "my kind of town Chicago is".

Also, "downtown", not downcity.

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Because they are allowed. Nothing easier than filtering out people as opposed to objects. The US stopped the flights from China and Europe, but the goods were allowed, as far as I know.

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What was the idea behind the project? Who were these citizens? Random people or an organization?

As far as fear of violence as deterrence...This is how it works. A woman is abused by her husband. When the cops come over, he claims he has anger issues.

Now, place her 250-lb weight lifting wrestler brother next to the hubby. Poof, his desire to act on his anger is gone just like that. Amazing how it works.

The difference between this scenario and the cops looking for a graffiti vandal is that the punishment is swift and assured. With the vandals, it's neither because our societies are now matriarchal and full of that "they are just kids" crap. They need hugs, not caning. Sure

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Another bulls**t. Every country has two borders: one for people and another one for goods. And they are independent.


Another bs. If Germany was capable, why did it try to offload them on others?

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You are confusing deterrence with the pecking order. Once inside, it's the gangs and the gang top who sets the rules and enforces them. A new prisoner is well advised to belong to one of them and to obey. Prison guards are his last problem.

Google Dahmer. It was the prisoners who delivered justice to him, not the system or the guards.

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That was not a mistake. A mistake is if FedEx delivers a package to the wrong house.
What Germany and that idiot did was a crime of genocide against the whites who, by her criminal intent, became second class citizens in their own country - eventually to be out populated by hostile "guests" who would never leave while happily on the natives' welfare.


In many cases, those hordes would be 80% men. What kind of refugee would leave his wife and kids in a "war zone" and end up in a nice German hotel for years?

A fake econ bum.

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If you want to be a standup comedian I have plenty of material for you.
What a load of self-serving crap...Even my cat would know that by this idiotic act that stupid woman of yours told the world to come on over - the door is wide open and there is plenty of stuff behind it.

So, your choice is that she was either that stupid or that she was as conniving as we claim here and now - a moron who for a short term political advantage, with a reckless disregard for the future of the whites race, by trying to appear loving and caring, opened the flood gates for the hordes she immediately wanted to share with others - the victim nations like Poland who never operated extermination camps and feel no guilt to assuage.

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That's your obsession, too, since you plan your life on the basis of available resources. Just like every liberal in the US. It's only when the money-wise-at-home leftists get hold of the taxpayers' money that they turn into the biggest and the most irresponsible morons ever.

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The modern-day punishment punishes society twice. It's expensive and turns criminals into better criminals when they graduate. Physical pain or public humiliation would be a lot more effective. Take an average john. He would rather spend a month in jail than have his name and picture in the local paper. Add to this six whacks and he will never do it again.


They don't deter because, as I just explained, they are just crime factories. Why? Because Western prisons are just long-term, free-room-and-board motels with med benefits. You can even demand a sex-change operation. All for free on my dime. Some deterrent.

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Because ALL planning - and that includes spending money - is ALWAYS based on and expressed in numbers. Always. We can them "budgets" - a concept unknown to the touchy-feely weasel leftists.

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Not all. So?


That was a figure of speech. Like a rhetorical question, except not a question.
Pretending that the threat of violence is not a deterrent is beneath any reasonable conversation between adults. If you have to prove THAT to you as a prerequisite, my suggestion is that you reserve this debating technique for the children in your school. I am sure you can find them very receptive to it in grade 1.

In the adult world, certain things are what we call axiomatic and do not require proof. Otherwise, all civilized life would come to a screeching halt.

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Ah, that selective reading and retention. You are good at it. So let me make it a bit harder and refresh your memory:


So, are you working on that number? To lessen the effort, I will make it a multiple-choice question: 2, 5, 10, or 20? Pick one closest to your best choice.

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Millions of words were spoken and written about violence in prisons, but you still insist on talking to one of them. Good move.

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I would not let them in in the first place. Moot point. If I did, how many places on Earth would I be expected to help? Name that number.


Those things take years and only if she is not scared to actually file a criminal complaint. What if she is? How long can she stay with you then?


Only those who flew directly from Syria to WE are "real refugees". Others are econ bums.

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I don't play at that level. I am actually surprised you would use that kind of childish argument.
You don't know anybody who was executed in Katyn or died during the Warsaw Uprising, either, but that little detail didn't stop you from posting on those subjects with the conviction and the passion they deserve.

No, I am not changing the subject. Those were examples.

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I am just showing that it works. Who is doing the beating is irrelevant.
Spanking - a procedure in use since the beginning of time - is just another example of how to speed up the learning process that the stove is hot as an effective substitute for a lecture on physics, chemistry, medicine, and that mommy is right and in charge.

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"Improves" is bs. That is why I asked for the metrics that can be used to monitor that improvement. Leftist pro "refugee" weasels don't have any metrics and that is why "refugees" are like herpes - forever. No, I don't have herpes. If they ever left, it was their decision, not the host's. If you know of a Western country that deported its refugees because things have improved, name it.


You don't know that. If your guest is a woman who told you that her husband beats her every day, would you let her stay for years until things improve?

How long would you let her and her kids stay? Don't forget food, medical expenses, school fees, and some pocket change. You do know that some refugees claim their refugee status because of domestic violence, or would you disallow that?

A typical Euro "refugee" is an economic opportunistic migrant man since they all come from safe places like Turkey. When they claim bad conditions, they claim economic deprivation, not bombs. But, to the Western weasels, saying no is an almost physical impossibility. Lately, even that stupid weasel has seen the light.

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You are wrong. Talk to the inmates who got the hell beaten out of them by other inmates. In fact, prison rules are enforced by the inmates, not the guards. So it works.

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Probably? You are kidding... I guarantee it.


Caning speeds up the process of developing the ability to predict the results. Sending them to prison is like giving them an advanced course on how to improve their skills as criminals. And it costs 40 grand a year in the US. In Europe, it's a lot more considering the amenities in your lux resorts you call prisons. Caning is like outpatient treatment and costs zero. Next Monday he is good to go and resume a productive life where he left off Friday night. The experience must be unforgetable.


Penal systems are not designed for people like you. It's for those who refuse to read the memo.
Vandalizing people aka as spousal abuse is the best example of how caning would work so very well as opposed to keeping the sob in prison while his wife struggles financially.


In your opinion, is being intoxicated while committing a crime a mitigating or aggravating condition?

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Of the refugees who will never leave on their own. Their stay, as the "guests", is always assumed to be temporary under the refugee rules.

Do your guests stay forever?

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Only on those who don't mind it. I would find caning too painful so I don't vandalize. See, how simple things can be when one thinks things through? Amazing, isn't it?

Plus, the beauty of such "harsh" deterrents is that they are not used! There are no takers! Just ask Michael Fay if he would do it again in Singapore.