The phrase ‘offended by everything and ashamed of nothing’ has become on social media a shorthand way of describing the way that the followers of the ideology of Islam so often behave. Muslims are so often to be found voicing their displeasure at something or other that gives ‘offence’ to either Muslims or Islam. They can be guaranteed to be whining very loudly about Mohammed cartoons, criticism of Islam, jokes about Islam, private institutions that will not comply with Islamic dress codes and so much more. Islam is the religion of the permanently offended. Hence they are are said to be ‘offended by everything’. However, when it comes to the stuff that Muslims should be seriously ashamed of such as the oppression of women, the lack of freedom in Islamic culture and in Islamic societies, the hatred for Christians, Jews and others which is built into Islamic theology then the voices of Muslims are hardly heard at all. There seems to be nothing in Islam that the vast majority of Muslims are ashamed of, even when they should rightly be ashamed, at least that is if they aspire to be considered as equal to those in civilised nations.

A classic example of the ‘offended by everything and ashamed by nothing’ behaviour by Muslims can be seen in this story from Germany relayed by the website of the Gatestone Institute. As many now know in recent years, and especially since German Chancellor Angela Merkel opened up Germany’s borders to all manner of Islamic dross, the nation has been troubled by sex attacks sometimes mass sex attacks by ‘middle eastern looking men’. Public events have been turned from friendly and safe days out into times when Germans, especially German women, have to be constantly looking over their shoulders in case of attack by Germany’s imported Islamic savages.

Here’s the Gatestone story and you can see how mortally offended local German Muslims are that pepper spray is  being sold by one company in its ‘carnival requisites’ section. These same Muslims on the other hand do not at all seem to be ashamed, as they should be, that their co-religionists are so deeply involved with so much sex crime and to a level that is disproportionate to that carried out by native non Muslim Germans. Here’s the Gatestone article. As is usual policy for this blog the original text is in italics whereas my comments are in plain text.

The Gatestone Institute web page said:

In many parts of Germany, preparations for Carnival are in full swing. Merchants are advertising costumes, booze, confetti and… pepper spray. Under the slogan “Everything you need for the crazy days!” some Düsseldorf stores of Germany’s largest drug store chain DM Drogerie are selling “animal defence spray“, along with, well, other Carnival items.

It’s a tragedy for Germany that it has come to this with self defence weapons being considered as carnival requisites. When women are surrounded by animals, whether of the two legged or four legged variety which have a justifiable reputation for being harmful, then pepper spray is sadly necessary.

This has led some customers to express anger and dismay. Düsseldorf`s daily newspaper Rheinische Post reported: “Arguably the most prominent critic is Walid El Sheik“, whom the newspaper introduces as the owner of two downtown bars:

“In my opinion, what DM is doing is point-blank inhuman. This is a call to violence. Especially since Carnival has absolutely nothing to do with pepper spray. They are inciting against a section of the population.”

Which section of the population could he possibly mean? Gropers and rapists?

El Sheikh went on to explain:

“Everyone who sees this is reminded of what happened in Cologne on New Year’s Eve (2015/16). As someone who looks North-African, I already struggle enough with prejudices. … A sign like that only reinforces fear.”

With El Sheikh’s comments we have a prime example of a Muslim being offended by everything and ashamed of nothing. He doesn’t seem to consider why women are tooling up in this way or whether women’s fears are genuine. All he’s concerned about is being offended nothing else. El Sheik should be ashamed that fellow Muslims have earned his entire people the badges of ‘groper ‘ and ‘rapist’. When he should be apologising to the German people for the behaviour of the Muslim migrants he doesn’t. He just carries on with he ‘poor little oppressed Muslims’ schtick. Maybe he should consider why German women are feeling so fearful that a market has emerged catering to that fear? The problem is people like El Sheik never apologise, never feel shame and are always permanently offended. The difference between how angry they are about being offended and how little they feel they have to be ashamed of is very marked and because of that maybe in the future we should just ignore these Islamic whiners who do nothing at all to make a bad situation better.

The newspaper quotes a DM spokesman saying:

“We started selling the animal defence spray eight months ago, due to many requests by our customers. Where in the store it is placed is at the discretion of our employees.”

When I read this passage it makes me realise that German women who are faced with an onslaught of Islamic savagery and sexual crime have one advantage over British women in the same position. At least German women can legally buy and own self defence devices such as pepper spray, in the UK such items are illegal under section 5 (1) (b) and if caught with them a person can face a term of imprisonment of up to ten years.

I’m amazed at the sheer chutzpah of this El Sheikh character, he seems to have very little awareness of the stresses that mass Muslim migration has put on the country that has given him a home and the opportunity to develop a business. He cares only that other Muslims might be ‘offended’ or judged harshly when his primary concern should have been for the growing number of victims of Muslim sexual violence in Germany and elsewhere.

Link

Original Gatestone institute article of 25^th January 2017

https://gatestone.eu/carnival-pepper-spray/

Sentencing guidelines from Britain’s Crown Prosecution Service under Firearms Act 1968 and other relevant legislation

http://www.cps.gov.uk/legal/d_to_g/firearms/#a26