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Both sides. The people who refuse to integrate and the people who put up barriers for those who do want to integrate are why this happens. Honestly, we need to go back to the 90s strategy of education for the young and stressing the importance of interracial friendships and cooperation. Well that is my opinion anyways.
You have to be a special kind of asshole to attack people who dedicate their life to save others. >

It's a new era where pathetic, loser psychopaths go after the easiest targets. In America, our terrorist go after schools, churches and casual public because they're the least defensive; perfect for cowards. Calling emergency workers and attacking them just seems generally lazy ontop of psychotic. Whole worlds going to shit. >

I mean, cool, but one in how many? >

Doesn't matter. If it happens once that's all the validation they need and bo amount of facts and reality will change their minds. >

Change his mind about what? What statement was he making besides “this guy was a badass”? >

That shootings won't happen because naturally EVERYWHERE there's some heavily armednutjob willing to risk his life to take them down. It's a very common anti gun control argument that ignores that despite the united states' having more guns per Capita than anywhere else armed public response to an active shooter is a fraction of a percent of all shootings resolution >

I think you’re reading too far into it >

Not at all. That's exactly what that person is trying to say without actually breaking cover as a gun nut. It's called a dog whistle in discourse >

I don’t think so but whatever. Speaking of “dog whistles”, I bet you call anyone who disagrees with you a “gun nut”. Much easier to label them as crazy than actually have to confront their ideas logically. 
Not that that person disagreed with you about anything, you just imagined that part. >

Why. Like why what is the point >

I don't know about this shit in germany; premeditated, luring them into an ambush, sounds fucking evil. But here in sweden fire fighters and ambulance personnel have been attacked sometimes, when going to heavily segregated areas. Heavy segregation leads to parallel societies and they see police, ambulance, firefighters as invading representatives from "outside". >

It's mostly our terrible integration system and 2nd and 3rd gen immigrants growing up disillusioned not feeling apart of the society >

Same as Belgium. We have the same ratio of immigrants from the same countries as our neighbors do, but the problems are way bigger. Who's to blame?