Hungarian journalist: Gang Rape by Migrants Unpunished in Germany + video

How much longer will the German society tolerate all this? And if they keep putting up with all this, what do they deserve? Hungarian journalist Zsolt Bayer raises these questions in the latest episode of his vlog.

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Nine migrants raped a 15 years old young German girl in the Stadtpark in Hamburg in September 2020. The gang rape was going on for more than three hours, this is how long the migrants were torturing the poor kid. The perpetrators - all of them majors between the ages of 19 and 23 years old - were arrested. 

Along the trial more than 300 court hearings were held and a verdict was returned by the German court this week. Although all of the perpetrators were found guilty, 8 of the 9 culprits could go unpunished and one of them was sentenced to such a short time behind bars that it must feel like just a short vacation in prison for an abject crime like that. 

That's where the German justice system is standing now. 

It should be noted that the judge said the following when giving reasons for the verdict: in the culture the perpetrators are coming from gang rape is a kind of identity-forming act so no grudges should be held against them. 

The question is what kind of message this verdict is sending to the other migrants of similar background living in Germany and the majority of the society.

In my opinion the verdict is telling the migrants that they can rape our wives and daughters without any consequence. On the other hand, the message the majority of the society is getting is that neither the state, nor the justice system will give them any protection. Of course it's possible to live like this, saying it's the world of "willkommenskultur" and "wir schaffen das" but a very important question remains to be asked. 

How much longer will the German society tolerate all this? And if they keep putting up with all this, what do they deserve? I think if they do, they deserve anything that is about to happen. 

Cover photo: Journalist Zsolt Bayer (Photo: Screenshot)