Wordt extreem-links steeds gewelddadiger?

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Op donderdag 11 oktober 2018 12:21 schreef Dven het volgende:

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Je OP betreft Duitsland en het aantal moorden door extreemlinks is daar extreem klein in vergelijking met extreemrechts. Dus nee, je had er niet verder naast kunnen zitten.

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De afgelopen jaren liet Konijnen in Nood regelmatig van zich horen, bijvoorbeeld met demonstraties bij konijnenhouderijen, inbraken in schuren, doodskaarten sturen naar boeren, naam en toenaam noemen van konijnenhouders op social media, lasterteksten aanbrengen met graffiti, plakken van posters met foto's van boeren, stickers plakken met lasterteksten op vlees in supermarkten, langzaam rijden op de snelweg (2015) en fakkeltochten (Moergestel, 2017).

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The respondents include someone:
they did not know (31 %);
someone with an extremist Muslim view (30 %);
someone with a left-wing political view (21 %);
a colleague from work or school/college (16 %);
an acquaintance or friend (15 %);
and someone with a right-wing political view (13 %).

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When asked to describe the perpetrator of the most serious incident of antisemitic harassment experienced in the five years before the survey – to the extent possible and based on their perceptions – respondents in 31 % of the cases identified the perpetrator as someone they do not know, in 30 % as someone with Muslim extremist views, and in 21 % of cases as someone with left-wing political views.

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With respect to the most serious incident of antisemitic
harassment, on average, across the 12 Member
States surveyed, the most frequently mentioned categories
for perpetrators were: ‘someone else I cannot
describe’ (31 %); ‘someone with an extremist Muslim
view’ (30 %); ‘someone with a left-wing political view’
(21 %); ‘work or school/college colleague’ (16 %); ‘teenager
or group of teenagers’ (15 %); ‘an acquaintance
or friend’ (15 %); ‘someone with a right-wing political
view’ (13 %); ‘someone else I can describe’ (13 %).

While the category ‘someone with Muslim extremist
view’ is reported often, respondents frequently selected
it in combination with another category. In one third
of the cases of antisemitic harassment, respondents
chose it together with ‘someone with a left-wing political
view’ (33 %); in one quarter, together with the category
‘teenager or group of teenagers’ (22 %). Slightly
fewer respondents also selected ‘someone else I did not
know’ (15 %), ‘work or school/college colleague’ (14 %);
or ‘someone with a right-wing political view’ (13 %)
in addition to ‘someone with Muslim extremist view’.
Regarding the category ‘someone else I did not know’
– which was selected by many respondents – this category
was also often selected in combination with
other categories. Around every tenth respondent chose
‘someone with a left-wing political view’ (16 %), ‘someone
with Muslim extremist view’ (14 %), ‘an acquaintance
or friend’ (12 %), ‘someone with a right-wing
political view’ (12 %) or ‘work or school/college colleague’
(11 %) to describe the perpetrator, in addition
to characterising the perpetrator(s) as ‘someone else I did not know.

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The most often mentioned categories
across the 12 survey countries – ‘someone I can not
describe’ and ‘someone with a Muslim extremist view’
– are also among the top three categories in eight Member
States: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Germany, France,
the Netherlands, Sweden and the United Kingdom (they
range from 20 % to 40 % and from 22 % to 41 %, respectively).
The category ‘someone with a left-wing political
view’ is observed among the three most frequently
mentioned perceptions in Denmark, Spain, France, Italy,
Sweden and the United Kingdom (it ranges from 21 %
in France to 38 % in Italy). The category ‘someone with
a right-wing political view’ is observed among the three
most frequently mentioned perceptions in Austria, Germany,
Hungary, Italy, and Poland (it ranges from 20 % in
Germany to 53 % in Poland).

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Op vrijdag 15 februari 2019 12:52 schreef xpompompomx het volgende:

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Ik mis de link met geweld.