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Fuck this guy, but also fuck Bavaria for hanging christian crosses in governmental facilities
Or that of any religion, really.
This is how criminals should be handled, they should be trialed and sentencend, not deported which helps no one.
If the criminal’s home country enforce the sentence, then why not?
Great, now I can pay for the accommodation of a literal child slave trader from Iraq for 15 years. Thank you
Me calling my Middle eastern friends to murder my enemies here in Germany and all they get is a flight home.
Genius.
Works for the Russians, though.
You mean Russians coming here to murder Germans, or people can go to Russia and mixer people there?
If Russia doesn’t like that someone gets arrested abroad, they just take hostages and demand a prisoner exchange. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zelimkhan_Khangoshvili#Assassination
So better to deport so they can abuse kids? Create the next wave of immigrants…
Last time I checked Iraq also has jails
Foreign criminals don’t just get deported. They receive a sentence, such as jail time and then deported after, if sentenced as such.
Her former husband had declined to speak in court.
… and hid behind a piece of paper. At least face the music, coward. Not so mighty and powerful now, are we?
That is completely normal. Criminal courts are usually public, fotos however are only allowed right at the beginning. The defendent has the right, and most use thst right, to not be seen in pictures as ti make resocialisation possible.
I am aware of all that. Still, this gesture is fraught with bitter irony when coming from people who did unspeakable things in the name of some political or religious ideology. Yesterday, they stood proud, doing what they did out in the open, claiming their ideology gave them the right to do it. Today, they cower and hide, not wanting to be connected with their deeds. If a human court of law and a bit of social stigma is all it takes to make your beliefs crumble, maybe your beliefs were shit to begin with, and you could have had this realisation at a fraction of the cost in human suffering. But alas…
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Privacy is important, but there is a reasonable point at which the identity of a convicted criminal becomes a matter of public interest.
I mean… he is sentenced for life. What does it help anyone to know what they look like?
He’ll most likely not spend his whole life in prison, but rather on average about 20 years.
