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Freaking hell tribesman, do you really not understand that when I said "no Germans" I meant "less Germans than Turks"?
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So it is a case of you again using specifics where you are making generalisations and making generalisations when you want to deal with specifics.
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In all my life I have not seen you correctly understand a hyperbole even once.
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So you have to exaggerate to the extreme to try and make a point seem valid.
That suggests that your point is somewhat lacking validity.
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You're doing *exactly* what you're accusing me of. How can anyone possibly generalize more than you're doing here? "Some churches in the bible belt still ring their church bells every few hours so Dutch churches ring their bells every few hours."
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Errrrr....you went to great lenths insisting that no churches in Holland did any such thing at all and that you should know because you live there.
Your arguement was that only muslims mark their prayer times with regular noise and it shouldn't be allowed because no one else does it.
BTW Those are not generalisations I did as they are all specifics and are all true. If I had said Amish traditions are the American culture or that there are no Amish traditions in american culture you would have a point
Its a pattern isn't it, you make complaints about things being so wrong and how they shouldn't be allowed as only one group does it, then spend ages trying to deny that your arguement clearly lacks a decent connection to reality.
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Anyway, you constantly refuse to provide any counter-evidence to the evidence I provided. Either you do now, or this discussion is finished.
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Use your own evidence from the report you posted, can you explain how the dutch christians from the Americas have such high crime rates as they ain't muslims or Turkish?
When you have worked that one out you might come back to the "reported suspects" figure you first posted and make a connection