We Should Live - Ben Bateman

If you don’t yet believe that France as we know it will die soon, click the pictures. Go on. I double-dare ya. (Via No Pasaran) More pictures here.

Try this for getting mugged by reality: Thousands of students are marching in central Paris, demanding that they be exempted from the laws of economics. (Perhaps they’ll protest the law of gravity next.) They end their march at Invalides Square, which is apparently a large park in the heart of Paris. Waiting for them are a few hundred of the “French youths”, (meaning Muslim thugs) who are not impressed in the least. The “youths” decide to teach the students a lesson by stealing their cell phones and generally beating them senseless.

I especially like this photo, in which the “youths” give one of those French students a taste of France’s future: The student is down on hands and knees, head bowed to protect his face. Standing over him are four or five “youths”, who appear to be taking turns kicking him in the ribs. One of the “youths” apparently became impatient with waiting his turn, so he is trying to stomp on the student’s head.

The longer I look at it, the more profound that photo seems. He tries to save himself by surrendering, but his weakness only invites more aggression. I wonder if his injuries taught him anything about human nature. I wonder how much longer it will be until all his fellow students find themselves in the same posture, learning the same lesson.

The same problem is apparently brewing in Sweden. A sociologist interviewed some “youths” in the city of Malmo, which is experiencing a wave of daylight robberies, and the “youths” said:

“Power for me means that the Swedes shall look at me, lie down on the ground and kiss my feet.” The boys explain, laughingly, that “there is a thrilling sensation in your body when you’re robbing, you feel satisfied and happy, it feels as if you’ve succeeded, it simply feels good.” “It’s so easy to rob Swedes, so easy.” “We rob every single day, as often as we want to, whenever we want to.” The immigrant youth regard the Swedes as stupid and cowardly: “The Swedes don’t do anything, they just give us the stuff. They’re so wimpy.” The young robbers do not plan their crimes: “No, we just see some Swedes that look rich or have nice mobile phones and then we rob them.”

Self-hatred is the problem, and the French and Swedes will no doubt prescribe more of it as the cure. It will end in sharia.