Norway: Rampant Crime in Oslo

According to the previous migration minister of Norway, Sylvi Listhaug (from the Progress Party), crime statistics from Norway, Sweden and Denmark “shows that migrant youths are over-represented when it comes to violent crime”.

Well, colour me surprised! You mean, importing young males from 3rd World sh!tholes doesn't magically baptise them with the integration gene or remove their violent, impulsive tendencies?

Statistics Norway (a state agency that provides statistics on Norwegian society) released statistics that show young Somalians in the capital Oslo have 419 indictments per 1 000 inhabitants for violence and assault. This can be compared with young Norwegian men in Oslo who have 34 indictments per 1 000 inhabitants.

So, what is the response from authorities? Shock? Horror? Worry?

Nope.

If you guessed 'denial', take a bow:
Criminologists at the police high school in Norway have criticised the Progress Party use of the statistics, claiming that the over-representation among young migrants in crime statistics can be blamed on............ their age and that they are marginalised. 

Naturally.

You only have to look at what's happening in Sweden today to know that denial is not a river in Egypt. The correct reaction would be to stop migration from the 3rd World sh!tholes Scandinavian countries are importing these criminals from, and to repatriate those who have been convicted of ANY crime, including the entire family. Period.

But no. The same authorities who imported the problem in the first place, to appease their rampant White-guilt and to atone for the sin of creating a successful 1st World country, are now trying to convince the crime victims that the imported criminals aren't to blame for their crimes. Rather, it's due to their age and because they don't feel welcomed enough.

So, really, it's not their fault at all. It's the fault of those unwelcoming Scandinavians because they haven't bowed and scraped enough before their new 3rd World overlords.

This is how the West was lost.

Sweden Crime Statistics