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You are trying to justify it in through the lens of past transgressions made by "whites". What i'm debating is going on right now, no genocide is happening atm is it?
How many stories of incest rape after Fritzl you heard of? Daily is it? Please....
i edited post above, please go and take a look, even a hundred years ago they talked about the same things as i'm talking now. Wheel for progress my ass.
you yourself said europeans form Mobs to attack gypsies and assylym seekers i know too or foreigners of dark complexion too. well also right wing violence is a Problem. and hitler was only 60 years ago.
also i found somethng interesting.
There is no doubt that racism fans the flames of anti-Rom sentiment. Having South Asian physical features, Roma are darker than most Balkan peoples and thus readily identifiable. Xenophobic nationalist organizations target Roma as a threat to national and racial "purity." Centuries of stereotyping also play a significant role in anti-Rom sentiment which gives rise to individual and group violence. One of the most common stereotypes is that Roma are criminals. In fact, the word tsigan in many European languages means thief or cheater, similar to the English verb "to gyp" (from Gypsy), meaning to cheat. The media reinforce these stereotypes by reporting the ethnicity of Rom criminal suspects while withholding the ethnicity of others. In fact, according to the Project on Ethnic Relations 1992 Report on Roma in Central and Eastern Europe, the rate of conviction for theft is no higher among Roma than the national averages, and the rates for murder and rape are far lower. The few reliable studies of "Gypsy criminality" strongly question the stereotype; a 1982 Hungarian study concluded that while crime by Roma is twice that national average, less than 1.5 percent of Roma commit criminal offenses. A 1991 Hungarian survey claims that the rate of criminal behavior in poor Rom neighborhoods is not higher than the rate in poor non-Rom neighborhoods, suggesting that the most important factor to consider is poverty, not ethnicity.
culturalsurvival politicisation and persecution of roma