Top-socialdemokraten Henrik Dam Kristensen siger i Politiken om sagen om kvinden Hicaz Belek og hendes tre børn, der efter at være brudt ud af mange års mareridt, voldtægt og mishandling i et dårlig ægteskab står til udvisning til Tyrkiet, hvor hun ikke har nogen mulighed for at forsørge sig selv og risikerer at blive myrdet:
“Fra et juridisk perspektiv skal hun udvises. Det er selvfølgelig en tragisk historie, men sådan fungerer loven altså. Jeg formoder at Udlændingeservice har gjort deres arbejde. Jeg er selvfølgelig ked af, at hun har oplevet de ting, som hun har …”
Henrik Dam Kristen mener ikke, at der er behov for en lovændring, der skal hjælpe voldsramte kvinder, der venter på opholdstilladelse.
Ifølge ham virker loven som den skal.
Henrik Dam Kristensen, jeg håber, du dør af svinepest. Snart, og under store smerter. Hvordan kan noget menneske dog med sine fulde fem tilsyneladende i behold stille sig bag en praksis, der reelt giver voldsramte kvinder ordre til at blive hos deres voldelige mænd eller rejse hjem til ingenting?
Der er mange, der har en mening om dette spørgsmål, jeg vil nøjes med at slå fast, at jeg ikke har nogen som helst sympati for hykleren Naser Khader, og ellers observere, at Mr. Manky som så ofte før har ordet i sin magt:
I don’t really see the point in maintain a civil tone in this matter. If you think the law works, then you clearly never really cared about the people you claim to care about. You know, those poor oppressed muslim women who desperately needed your help in removing their clothes?
Denmark cares about two things. One, keeping as many of these dirty foreigners out. And second, making damned sure that the ones who do get in have their dirty foreign identities sandpapered off. But let’s stop the farce and pretending already, because it’s laughable when you say one thing while clearly meaning something completely different.
This was a chance for Denmark to put money where mouth is – to stop with the grandstanding and posturing, and help someone who clearly deserves and earned a break. She lived here for ten years for the love of god. The guy who brought her here was the one who abused her. For me this is the most clear-cut case possible – she should stay. Yet once more, all this does is allow the facade to fall for a second so we can see how heartless our hosts really are.
Right now, sitting here with clenched teeth, smashing into my keyboard, I know Denmark deserves all the distrust that gets heaped on it. You’ll never do enough to be one of them, and if you fall, if you have problems, you’re on your own. Oh sure, Denmark likes to brag about the foreign aid and make big shows of Ethiopia this and Haiti that. Sure, have some money, just stay far, far away.
Fuck you Denmark. I don’t see why I should respect a society that is so inhuman that it cannot come to the aid of a human on its own soil who is clearly in plight. Hicaz Belek’s case doesn’t puncture a hole in your precious Chicken Little immigration law. And do note, this is not just a few whackjobs in Dansk Folkeparti making outrageous statements : an entire political system, every major political party in the country, is on-board for this.
And on a personal note, fuck you Henrik Dam Kristensen. From the bottom of my heart, with every bone and every cell in my body, I hope you get beaten and raped for ten years straight. Then, when you finally summon up the courage to leave, please get in touch so I can laugh in your face.
Manky er altså ikke lige så flink som mig, der vil nøjes med at håbe, Dam Kristensen dør af svinepest. Men sådan er der så meget.
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