I agree, if you can't behave in someone else' house, go home..
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by tts-admin | May 19, 2021
Denes Albert – Remix News Aug 31, 2020
Beyond their unwillingness to integrate into Danish society, the
biggest problem the immigrants pose is that they commit two and half
times more crimes, many of them violent, former immigration minister
Inger Støjberg writes in a commentary on Copenhagen-based news portal
BT.
“One might as well be honest and put it bluntly: Non-Western, and
thus primarily Muslim immigration, has harmed Denmark far more than it
has benefited,” she wrote in BT.
She says that despite certain migrants integrating, that the harm immigration has caused Danish society is hard to ignore.
Støjberg says these societal ills run the gamut, including
“requirements for special rights in schools, workplaces and swimming
pools; utilization of social benefits; lack of desire to contribute;
disrespect for authorities, and outright criminal behavior on our
streets.”
Migrant crime dominates in Denmark
Støjberg believes the reason for the long list of problems that
the excessive number of foreigners pose is, of course, firstly that too
many people come to Denmark, but also that Danes have failed to impose
on these people proper behavior and respect for the Danish way of life.
She asserts that a very clear problem posed by non-Western immigration
is crime.
Inger Støjberg
“There is a strong over-representation of criminals from
non-Western countries, as the crime statistics clearly indicate,”
Støjberg writes. “Immigrants and descendants from non-western countries
are overall overrepresented by 255 percent in relation to their actual
share of the population in Denmark.”
Statistics from previous years also appear to support her claims.
For example, in 2012, the Danish national police reported that
conviction rates per 1,000 residents in Denmark amounted to 12.9 for
Danish citizens, 114.4 for Somali citizens and 54.3 for citizens coming
from other countries.
And not only are immigrants disproportionately represented in
crime statistics, but they are also involved in high-profile crimes. In
other words, Støjberg asserts that migrants are not just being arrested
for a stolen packet of chewing gum down in the local supermarket.
“No, it’s street shootings-murders out in the open, it's violent
rape gangs, it’s insane illegal driving in the inner cities that is
causing wrecks, and it’s unjustified group assaults on innocent people.
Part of this crime is regular gang crime. The immigrant gangs have a
penchant for violence that we have never known before in Denmark,” she
wrote.
Second-generation Migrants are not necessarily integrating well
either. Statistics show that second-generation males of non-Western
descent have seen a rising degree of crime, with data showing a 60
percent increase in crimes committed by this demographic group between
2007 and 2012.
Some liberal commentators have tried to chalk up the
overrepresentation of migrants in Denmark based on the younger age and
poverty levels of many migrant men, however, research has shown that
migrants are vastly overrepresented in crime even when those factors are
taken into account.
BT examined the data and found, for example, that Somalis are 3.5
times more likely to commit a violent crime than Danish men of the
similar age and income level. Somalis had the highest rate of crime
between 2014 and 2018, relative to their population, but were followed
by Iraqis and Turks.
‘There is really only one solution to these hardened criminal aliens: Deportation from Denmark’
She also described how another Danish news portal Weekendavisen
carried a long-form article about how remnants of the otherwise
disbanded immigrant gang Black Army in Vollsmose hunt and mistreat,
among others, the homeless in the area. Homeless people, for example,
are forced to hand over their cash benefits, sell drugs, and they are
abused, and even have their fingers cut off if they do not obey.
“It is completely scandalous to treat society’s very weakest in
that way, and it shows the cynicism and lack of integration with which
these foreigners act towards the rest of Danish society,” Støjberg
wrote. “Imagine living your life in that miserable way. The immigrant
gangs are and will be a destabilizing factor both because of the
unheard-of readiness for violence they display, but also the fact that
they do not keep the violence ‘within their own ranks,’ but it also
spills over to the innocent.”
She also pointed out a number of recent murders that have made
the front pages of newspapers across the country, including what she
wrote was a recent gang killing which resulted from simply from an
innocent bystander yelling at gang members.
Støjberg also says that serious assaults on prison officers, not
only during working hours but also during the officers’ free time, are
also completely new phenomena in Danish society.
“There is really only one solution to these hardened criminal
aliens: Deportation from Denmark,” she stated. “All experience shows
that re-socialization programs are a waste of energy against this type
of criminal. We need to act more consistently with criminal aliens.
These are people who contribute nothing to society and whom we can so
incredibly easily do without in Denmark.”
Støjberg believes that within these groups, there is little
desire to rehabilitate. In fact, many of them show an overwhelming
hostility towards Danish society.
“They laugh at us when we try to incorporate them into society in
the best sense, because the point is precisely that they do not want to
be part of Denmark, they just want our money. But the smug laugh
disappears and turns into despair and crocodile tears when they first
sit on the dock in court with an expulsion sentence hanging over their
heads.”
Støjberg been a member of the Folketing since 2001 for the
Liberal Party. From 2015 to 2019, she was Minister of Foreign Affairs
and Integration in Lars Løkke Rasmussen’s minority government.