And I believed that only France was affected by this judicial laxity towards certain criminals.
That only in France was it possible to be robbed, assaulted, beaten and perhaps even raped or killed, but above all not to defend oneself, not even with one’s bare hands, not even with one’s fists and certainly not using a weapon, because that certainly would mean prison for us!
We have witnessed this over and over again in France. There is no need to remind us of the many shopkeepers and private individuals who “dared” to resist a robbery, a burglary of a dwelling or a burglary of a shop and who ended up behind bars as a result.
Not only in France, but also in Spain the population is facing the same perversion of the justice.
Thousands of Spaniards are taking to the streets to defend a 77-year-old “old man” who had “dared” to shoot someone who had broken into his house in the early hours of Sunday morning while he was lying in bed sleeping.
The 35-year-old burglar (whose identity and origin are currently unknown) was killed and the 77-year-old “old man” who woke up in his sleep and reached for his gun out of fear is sent to prison.
This happened in Atalaya, near Ciudad Real, and he is awaiting sentencing for defending his life and property.
Spain is protesting, as it did in Palma de Mallorca, because on this Balearic island, also on Sunday morning at around 5am, on the beach of Can Père Antoni, a migrant of Moroccan origin wanted to grab a backpack that was lying in the sand when he was caught by its owner, who hit him hard in the face, causing him to lose some teeth.
The police were quickly on the scene and arrested the owner of the backpack for ” dangerous bodily harm”.
The migrant perpetrator said he was mistaken when he thought it was his bag”.
Spaniards await the next act… without many illusions!
It is true that we are not in the United States, where the possession of a firearm is allowed by the Constitution, and that same Constitution allows Americans who are attacked in their homes to defend their lives and property against any suspicious intrusion.
In Ceuta, the Spanish enclave on Moroccan territory open to all migrants (hundreds pass through every week!), an 18-year-old young Moroccan tried to cut the throat of a 24-year-old volunteer social worker who worked for an NGO and with whom he had been in a “love affair” for several months.
He smashed her mobile phone, locked her up, beat her and even tried to cut her throat with a knife.
The victim persuaded him to take her to the hospital when she lost a lot of blood and promised to forgive him and not report him to the police, as she had done for many other assaults on her.
The Moroccan attacker is at large for the time being, the only judicial measure is a “ban on approaching his victim at 200 metres”!
All the western countries of the European Union, France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Belgium, etc. have a strange idea of justice.
Wouldn’t it be a good idea if they followed the example of some Muslim countries (e.g. Afghanistan, Iran, I can’t name them all, there are too many!), but also China, India, etc… After all, “we’re not savages, are we? ” But at least follow the example of some Eastern European countries where there are far fewer assaults, rapes and even murders, for example Poland, Hungary and Austria, to name just three!
Manuel Gomez
https://ripostelaique.com/la-justice-espagnole-ressemble-a-celle-de-la-france.html