German Police Union official, Rainer Wendt does more moral relativism than any form of justice on the Islamic jihad attack of Michael Stürzenberger

To our ears, the Police Union official justifies the attack on Stürzenberger because he is a “radical Islam critic”. This is a brilliant example of the manner in which the West is flushing itself down the toilet. One only needs substitute Nazi for Islam and we can see how we could have lost WW2 before it began. Speaking of which, the left actually tried at that time. Protests where held in the US to stop America from going to war with Hitler, right up until he attacked Stalin. Then suddenly the left didn’t like Adolf quite as much.
At least he did refer to Michel as “The Victim”. Which is at least something, before turning all his sympathy towards the police officer.

Overall though, this feels like part of the clear move in media and officialdom to make moral equivalence between criminal or terrorist, with their victims. From law and order to mob rule where the mob is left or Muslim. Then one more click of the dialectic knob and the mob becomes the victim and the people they attacked are the real villains. See if you are left with that impression in this video.

For those that follow this site, you will know that Michael Stürzenberger is a gentle and brave individual who has consistently gone into towns and cities in Germany and politely debated Muslims and leftists on the nature of Islam, and whether or not it is a miscible ideology with a Western state. Especially a Western state that is ‘progressive’ in the way people have largely been conned into thinking progressive means.

 

Just while I am in here, for those shocked by my example of making equivalence between Islam and the Nazis, well i know none of you are, but just to pass along to any people who still talk to us that need to see this, a pre-revolutionary German documentary on the Bosnian Muslim SS division headed up by Amin Al Hussaini.

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Canadian artist and counter-jihad and freedom of speech activist as well as devout Schrödinger's catholic

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