Jump to content
politics

"Anti immigrant spray" handed out by Danish political party


Morphine Prince

Featured Posts

Morphine Prince

(CNN) - A Danish anti-immigration party faces an international backlash after handing out "Asyl-spray" with an aim of protecting citizens against migrant attacks.

The right-wing Danskernes Parti, who consider themselves "National Democrats," handed out almost 150 of the spray cans on the streets of Haderslev, a port town in the southeast of Denmark on Saturday.

As the use of pepper spray is illegal in Denmark, the party used hair spray instead for their campaign.

Danskernes Parti leader Daniel Carlsen defended the controversial move.

"I cannot see how it is racist. Pepper spray is illegal here so we wanted to figure out a way for Danish people, in particular women, to protect themselves. It's obviously not the ideal situation. In the long run we want to repatriate the migrants, we want to repatriate non-Westerners in general, that is in the long run. In the short run we want to provide solutions to make life better and safer for the Danish people."

Source: http://www.cnn.com/2016/09/27/europe/asylum-spray-trnd/index.html?sr=fbCNN092716asylum-spray-trnd0850PMStoryLink&linkId=29263597

 

Link to post
Share on other sites

25 minutes ago, Morphine Prince said:

As the use of pepper spray is illegal in Denmark, the party used hair spray instead for their campaign.

I don't think hair spray will be very effective in stopping attacks.

Mace offers a product called "Stoppa Red". Unlike pepper spray, it is not an irritant and contains no noxious substances, so would not be useful in stopping a determined attacker. The main feature is that it dyes them red for police identification.

For rural folks, bear spray is popular and could be used on humans. However, this would not work for those in the city. "It's for bears, officer! I swear!"

Some people use wasp spray, but it's generally not recommended.

 

There are also other options: canes and walking sticks can be very effective defensive weapons, especially if the user is trained in escrima or similar arts.

Turn-Your-Walking-Cane-Into-a-Self-Defen

 

Kubatons, flashlights, tactical pens and similar devices can also provide a means of defense.

BgZLEEW.jpg

 

(this anti-immigrant group does sound kind of racist, I must say)

 

 

 

"I am the world's greatest person that does not want to let people into the country."—US President Donald J. Trump
Link to post
Share on other sites

En_Sabah_Nur
27 minutes ago, Goosey said:

I don't think hair spray will be very effective in stopping attacks.

Mace offers a product called "Stoppa Red". Unlike pepper spray, it is not an irritant and contains no noxious substances, so would not be useful in stopping a determined attacker. The main feature is that it dyes them red for police identification.

For rural folks, bear spray is popular and could be used on humans. However, this would not work for those in the city. "It's for bears, officer! I swear!"

Some people use wasp spray, but it's generally not recommended.

 

There are also other options: canes and walking sticks can be very effective defensive weapons, especially if the user is trained in escrima or similar arts.

Turn-Your-Walking-Cane-Into-a-Self-Defen

 

Kubatons, flashlights, tactical pens and similar devices can also provide a means of defense.

BgZLEEW.jpg

 

(this anti-immigrant group does sound kind of racist, I must say)

 

 

 

@Goosey You know way too much about firearms & other weaponry!  IJS  :wtf: :ohno:

 

Egypt. W
Link to post
Share on other sites

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

×
×
  • Create New...