… let me be sure I’m understanding this … the police are beating the citizens who should be there and benefitting from the state instead of the Lebensunwertes Leben who should not be there or benefitting from the state.
Got it!
Burn the center down and march the Lebensunwertes Leben to The Hague. I understand there are many nice hotels and restaurants in or near The Hague. If they run out of rooms the remainder should be placed in the homes of members of the government.
The Netherlands was absolutely wonderful growing up there in the 80s and 90s.
I left for school in the States in the late 90s and visited in early 2000’s, still great.
But 20 years on I am hearing it’s not so rosy.
The solution is of course simple, secede from the EU and kick out all the foreigners.
… if one only removes them then in the future they will need to be removed again and again. The world should learn from the USSA’s deportation experience. To quote Joseph ben Caiaphas from JC Superstar, “No, wait - we need a more permanent solution to our problem.”
… this article also has several other very informative links
A lot of them are pawns and not all of them are criminal, though a lot are.
I am for incarceration or death penalty for criminals depending, and deportation for the rest and actual border control.
it worked in the past, it just wasn’t enforced recently.
It’s such a small fricking country it’s not that hard to police, especially if you have an agreement with Germany to also not allow any illegal migrants.
… all countries with this situation unfortunately do not have the luxury of time it takes to make the distinction you are trying to make. If the “immigration policies” had “worked” in the past then the Netherlands, the USSA and practically all of Western Europe would not be in the position they find themselves in today. Now they must simply all leave. The West must cease their Suicidal Empathy.
well that is the simple solution.
i was very excited about the round ups and mass deportations here
but as you said, it never really happened . . .
someone is a giant sellout