Posted on 06/30/2016 3:30:16 PM PDT by lowbridge
Sweden’s police chief unveiled the force’s latest weapon in the fight against sexual assault: wristbands reading “Don’t touch me”.
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The press release announced that police intend to equip young women with wristbands with the slogan “don’t touch me”. This will happen over the summer, at festivals and other events for young people. “By wearing these wristbands,” Sweden’s police chief said, “young women will be able to make a stand”.
It is unclear how effective the wristbands, which read “don’t touch me” in Swedish, will be in preventing attacks, as the majority of sex attack perpetrators are thought to be recent migrants who are unlikely to be able to read them.
Mr. Eliasson suggested that by wearing these accessories, women would also be able to “draw attention to the issue [of sexual assault], and urge those affected to report”.
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Sexual assaults were reported at Swedish music festivals Arvika in 2006 and 2010, Emmaboda in 2014 and Bråvalla in 2015. Police were accused of covering up the attacks.
Breitbart London reported that Stockholm Council and festival organisers in the country knew sex attacks by migrants were endangering women, but thought it would have been “irresponsible” to speak out about the trend.
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What’s the percentage of Swiss households with a long gun?
Machine guns?
What fools. My suggestion to Swedish women given this bracelet approach is the old ad for Chunky candy...Open wide for Chunky.
They need to write them in Arabic, Pashto and Urdu.....
Although huge numbers of “ refugees” are illiterate in their native tongue.
Come on. We all know the solution.
Women should not be allowed out of the house unless with a male relative. She should be covered head to toe with a burka. They are not allowed to drive. They shall have no say in politics. They shall not speak unless spoken to.
Why can’t Sweden just do the easy thing?
Idiocy of the west.
All the naysayers must understand, this is just Phase 1. Phase 2 is much more serious. That's when the police launch canned unicorn farts to augment the wristbands.
Oh! Those poor sex-crazed migrants!!
Why don’t they launch “heavily armed women” (who shoot to kill, or at the very least, blow off the testicles of would-be rapists) instead? It just might work.
Let us not forget the 1966 Orlando, Florida experiment with wimmin’ n’ guns.
European people need to start by arming themselves...
Might as well move to Oregon.
This should be a big red flag! Global leader acceptance of invasion by muhamhead murder puppets! This has satan's fingerprints allah over it!
In saner times, one would be looking for the date, figuring it was dated April 1, and not seeing that would definitely be looking for the /sarc/ or satire tag.
BUT
Read something like this today and have absolutely no problem believing it -
Hate to disprove Hammer’s hypothesis...but I was able to reach out my finger and touch the screen on the gif in your posted...
That’s the most truth I’ve seen today.
rotfl....too funny :-)
What’s the percentage of Swiss households with a long gun?
Machine guns?
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Last I heard it was about 100%.
Believe when one comes of age, basically drafted in the ‘Army’ and given training and weapons handling, get discharged and take your weapon home with you.
Of course, in todays kinder, gentler, world can probably figure this practice has ceased.
I don’t know...it worked for Wonder Woman.
Oh How Sweet
Sweden is so far down the rabbit hole I’m not sure they can ever get out of it.
Of course, in todays kinder, gentler, world can probably figure this practice has ceased.
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Looks like they stopped it - this article from 2009—
http://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/parliament-opposes-ban-on-storing-arms-at-home/982330
Precisely. They should be posting a Beretta Bobcat wristband.
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