Behind the strange term "cat-calling" are bad pick-up lines or whistling at women. (Basically, when sub 5s approaching Women) According to the Saxon Social Democrats, fines or even prison sentences of up to one year should be imposed. The proposal is supposed to be presented at the SPD national party conference at the end of June and then implemented in the Bundestag. A law that will lead to even more arbitrariness and distracts from the real problems for women in this country, especially since more and more rapes are committed by foreign criminals. The party "The Third Way" stands for more civil and freedom rights and rejects the crazy plan of the Socialists to suppress natural interactions between the sexes and expand an anti-masculine gender dictatorship.
Prison for Whistling?
Whoever whistles at women or makes crude comments is currently seen as tasteless in Germany, but not as criminal. That should change if the SPD Saxony gets their way. So-called "verbal sexual harassment" without physical contact should be punished with up to one year in prison. This form of verbal interaction between men and women is called "catcalling" by feminist moral guardians. What exactly counts as such and what not is likely to remain vague, just like other political opinion-based laws. This opens the door to legal arbitrariness once again. According to a study by the Ministry for Family Affairs, in 2022, 44 percent of women and 32 percent of men experienced situations in which they were the target of "sexist signs" or assaults. However, not all of these were perceived as punishable wrongdoing by those affected. This fact alone shows how absurd this law is and gives a hint where overregulation can lead.
In a study, victims of "catcalling" reported physical symptoms like muscle tension, breathing problems, dizziness and nausea, and strong fear. Women described these fears as fear of rape or the loss of control over their own privacy.
Pia Heine, a city councilor from Leipzig for the SPD, explained the proposal by saying that women are currently "almost defenseless," because justice only takes action if the statements are clearly insulting or offensive. But she says nothing about the fact that in many big German cities, women have become fair game for imported, real sex criminals. From June 27 to 29, the SPD national party conference will take place in Berlin, where the party is supposed to vote on the proposal, which is supported by the working group of Social Democratic Women (ASF). After that, the insane law is supposed to be enforced by the government.
Against Legal Arbitrariness and Feminist Ideology!
In 2024, Germany reached a new sad record in rapes. 128,000 cases were registered by the authorities, which means 16.1 rapes per 100,000 inhabitants last year. For comparison: in 2014 it was “only” 9.1 rapes per 100,000 inhabitants. So it is quite understandable that women in Germany are afraid of rape. But: will this law help solve the problem?
Since 2014, something has fundamentally changed in Germany, and everyone knows it. It is not true that “men” in general tend to rape. It is certain groups of men who stand out in the crime statistics and who do not belong to our people. This group of people is completely unreceptive to the educational approach of German criminal law.
The criminal prosecution of “catcalling” will mostly exist in the minds of German men and make natural sexual contact between the sexes more difficult. One is reminded of the Swedish law full of ideological madness, according to which sexual intercourse without written consent is already considered rape.
Prison for Whistling?
Whoever whistles at women or makes crude comments is currently seen as tasteless in Germany, but not as criminal. That should change if the SPD Saxony gets their way. So-called "verbal sexual harassment" without physical contact should be punished with up to one year in prison. This form of verbal interaction between men and women is called "catcalling" by feminist moral guardians. What exactly counts as such and what not is likely to remain vague, just like other political opinion-based laws. This opens the door to legal arbitrariness once again. According to a study by the Ministry for Family Affairs, in 2022, 44 percent of women and 32 percent of men experienced situations in which they were the target of "sexist signs" or assaults. However, not all of these were perceived as punishable wrongdoing by those affected. This fact alone shows how absurd this law is and gives a hint where overregulation can lead.
In a study, victims of "catcalling" reported physical symptoms like muscle tension, breathing problems, dizziness and nausea, and strong fear. Women described these fears as fear of rape or the loss of control over their own privacy.
Pia Heine, a city councilor from Leipzig for the SPD, explained the proposal by saying that women are currently "almost defenseless," because justice only takes action if the statements are clearly insulting or offensive. But she says nothing about the fact that in many big German cities, women have become fair game for imported, real sex criminals. From June 27 to 29, the SPD national party conference will take place in Berlin, where the party is supposed to vote on the proposal, which is supported by the working group of Social Democratic Women (ASF). After that, the insane law is supposed to be enforced by the government.
Against Legal Arbitrariness and Feminist Ideology!
In 2024, Germany reached a new sad record in rapes. 128,000 cases were registered by the authorities, which means 16.1 rapes per 100,000 inhabitants last year. For comparison: in 2014 it was “only” 9.1 rapes per 100,000 inhabitants. So it is quite understandable that women in Germany are afraid of rape. But: will this law help solve the problem?
Since 2014, something has fundamentally changed in Germany, and everyone knows it. It is not true that “men” in general tend to rape. It is certain groups of men who stand out in the crime statistics and who do not belong to our people. This group of people is completely unreceptive to the educational approach of German criminal law.
The criminal prosecution of “catcalling” will mostly exist in the minds of German men and make natural sexual contact between the sexes more difficult. One is reminded of the Swedish law full of ideological madness, according to which sexual intercourse without written consent is already considered rape.
