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    Deutsche Frau wurde härter bestraft als Vergewaltiger, weil sie ihn „Schwein“ nannte


    Deutsche Frau wurde härter bestraft als Vergewaltiger, weil sie ihn „Schwein“ nannte

    https://www.yahoo.com/news/german-woman-given-harsher-sentence-155055252.html

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    2. punktd0t on

      Just a rage bait post from half a year ago that is worded in a way so you think it’s something else.

    3. LoomingFlatulence on

      What ever happened to “sticks and stones may break my bones but names will never hurt me”? This is insulting to civil society.

    4. Dante-Flint on

      Published on June 28th, made the rounds on Reddit at the same time, OP what’s your agenda?

    5. Blueskyways on

      >The man was one of nine men and boys convicted of raping a 15-year-old in the bushes of a Hamburg park over a number of hours in Sept 2020.

      >All were under 20 at the time, allowing them to be subject to juvenile law. Only one of them spent any time in jail, an Iranian national, who was 19 years old at the time, though it’s not clear why. Speaking about the rape in court, he asked: “What man doesn’t want that?”

      >Maja R was sentenced to a weekend in jail for her verbal attacks. The rapist was given a suspended sentence and served no prison time due to his age.

      An injustice system at work.

    7. Acceptable-Ad-9464 on

      A tolerate society creates intolerance.
      We took in a trojan horse with muslim immigrants.

    10. SyntheticSweetener on

      Just when you think the bar can’t get any lower, the Germans bring out a shovel.

    11. kickinpanda on

      Merkel was a strong leader. Letting all those people in, though, that was her biggest mistake.

    12. Cycling_Lightining on

      WTF went wrong with Germany? Another 50 years and Sharia law will be in effect. The accomplishments of the Christian Germans will be pushed aside and the Caliphate Germany will be born.

    13. Aggressive-Will-4500 on

      But that’s not all:

      >Hamburg authorities are now investigating around 140 more suspects for insulting or threatening the gang rapists, with 100 of the suspects based outside Hamburg.

      >A court spokesman told the Hamburger Abendblatt local newspaper last week: “We are observing the hostility in connection with the proceedings and the verdict with great concern.”

      >He said the anger over the case had “reached a new, worrying level of intensity” and described the criticism as “a targeted attack on the rule of law”.

      So, Hamburg officials are spending a large amount of resources so that unrepentant gang-rapists don’t get called names? WTF?

    14. duncanwally on

      “Maja R was sentenced to a weekend in jail after her comments because she had a previous conviction for theft and had not attending the court hearing for the case.“

    15. RizzyQuazy on

      Court system is rotten with judges who are pedophiles. They protect own kind. Scum.

    16. CupidStunt13 on

      >The case has laid bare Germany’s harsh defamation laws, which criminalise causing offence with even mild slurs like “idiot”. Breaking the law can lead to punishment of up to two years in prison.

      >The district court said it had received strong reactions over the rulings in both the defamation case and the rape trial which prompted it. Hamburg authorities are now investigating around 140 more suspects for insulting or threatening the gang rapists, with 100 of the suspects based outside Hamburg.

      So now the idiocy of the original sentence leads to people justifiably letting their feelings known, and the authorities double down to go after them. What a waste of time.

      >A court spokesman told the Hamburger Abendblatt local newspaper last week: “We are observing the hostility in connection with the proceedings and the verdict with great concern.” He said the anger over the case had “reached a new, worrying level of intensity” and described the criticism as “a targeted attack on the rule of law”.

      That’s not an attack on the rule of law; that’s justified anger from a miscarriage of justice, and going after more people won’t change it.

    17. Cool-Economics6261 on

      I thought defamation was only a thing if it wasn’t true. 

    18. Interesting-Tip-4850 on

      This is a German science project of resurecting Adolf the painter.

    23. SketchyPornDude on

      You’ll see Germans defending their legal system up and down in various subs when people dare to question how strange things like these are. Ffs, this is bizarre. I suppose the most extreme examples are Germany and the UK when it comes to the extraordinarily lenient sentences and dismissals of charges against rapist refugees and immigrants.

      It’s like all they have to do is give the judge a sob story about not knowing that it’s wrong to rape women, or that they feel sad about leaving their country and they’ll never do it again. What the hell is happening in Germany and the UK!?

    25. scatterlite on

      This happens when the punitive aspect of justice is being chronically neglected

    27. ivo200094 on

      Germany’s government and its structures are completely spineless and it will harm Germany and drive it far right in the near future

    29. TonyTheSwisher on

      This is why the more intelligent of us fight against censorship.

      Germany happens to be very authoritarian when it comes to speech laws. 

    30. VictoriousLlamas_Sis on

      Wow. Just wow. Ya we need to make rape sentencing super fucking harsh. Like forced castration harsh.

    31. Conscious_Emu8908 on

      Thats the German Caliphate for you. Gang rape? Ok. Ranting to your rapist? Ohh no no no.

    32. grambell789 on

      I’m curious if Trump has paid Carroll anything yet. Trumps getting 20million from MSNBC, if Trump squirms out of paying Carroll he will have made more money from the crime than Carroll will.

    34. conjuredisease on

      The power felt by refugees in europe must be intoxicating. Soon an entire continent will submit to your will and you can feast upon its people with no punishment

    35. Ascomae on

      This headline was wrong a month ago and still is.

      The sentence was for threatening him. Not calling him names.

      Nonetheless I can understand the outcry. But the rapists were still juvenile and so the sentences were under juvenile laws.

      She was, as far as I know, an adult and she threatened the one guy.

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