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Turmericisfashionable · 15/09/2026 16:41

A transwoman raped a 14 year old girl in a restaurant toilet? But we're always being told that that never happens?

Lovelyview · 15/09/2026 16:41

Sickening.

Turmericisfashionable · 15/09/2026 16:49

There are only a few comments on German reddit so far. Including

"This deranged ideology is supposed to be taught to children here as early as nursery school. You can see exactly what the result is right here. Instead of identifying mental illnesses for what they are, this sort of thing is being made socially acceptable. What’s going on here is just sickening"

and "Hey, please don’t lump all LGBT or trans people in with that. Most of us aren’t rapists 😭 And fetishes aren’t a bad thing at all as long as both partners consent, and no animals or children are harmed.
What the person mentioned in the article did is despicable"

AimsAndObjectives · 15/09/2026 16:50

Three to three and a half years for raping a 14 year old girl? A CHILD. This is civilisation, folks.

Turmericisfashionable · 15/09/2026 16:52

On Germany reddit they're saying it's 2 years - so I assume that's what it'll be if they don't misbehave in prison.

spannasaurus · 15/09/2026 16:54

The court has meanwhile excluded the public from the questioning of the defendant.

'The defendants' personal circumstances contain details about intimate relationships and therefore interests worthy of protection,' the presiding judge said.

Does anyone know if this protection of personal circumstances applies generally in German courts or if special rules have been applied because the defendant is trans

Turmericisfashionable · 15/09/2026 16:54

Can you imagine how completely out of control that man is with his sexual urges? The girl knew him, and he raped her in what was practically a public space. He was never not going to be caught. But he did it anyway.

Turmericisfashionable · 15/09/2026 16:56

spannasaurus · 15/09/2026 16:54

The court has meanwhile excluded the public from the questioning of the defendant.

'The defendants' personal circumstances contain details about intimate relationships and therefore interests worthy of protection,' the presiding judge said.

Does anyone know if this protection of personal circumstances applies generally in German courts or if special rules have been applied because the defendant is trans

I don't know, but huge emphasis is based on personal privacy in Germany, data protection and so on. You're not even allowed to post a photo on Facebook if people in the photo are identifiable and haven't consented.

AimsAndObjectives · 15/09/2026 16:59

Turmericisfashionable · 15/09/2026 16:52

On Germany reddit they're saying it's 2 years - so I assume that's what it'll be if they don't misbehave in prison.

Can you imagine growing up knowing that your own country thinks that what happened to you was so trivial that a couple of years in jail was sufficient punishment? I pray that she has support from strong women.

womendeserveequalhumanrights · 15/09/2026 17:23

Bloody hell. Germany's off the list to visit. That poor girl. Not only did she suffer this horrific crime but for the rapist to get such small punishment.

I wish women and girls who've suffered from both individual men and the state could claim asylum somewhere but unfortunately I don't know a country where a girl's suffering is considered as important as any male's. Where a girl's human rights matter.

Heggettypeg · 15/09/2026 17:35

AimsAndObjectives · 15/09/2026 16:59

Can you imagine growing up knowing that your own country thinks that what happened to you was so trivial that a couple of years in jail was sufficient punishment? I pray that she has support from strong women.

This.
And I hope it will be remembered whenever anyone tries to tell us that countries where gender identity is promoted are better for women's rights.

moto748e · 15/09/2026 17:35

Turmericisfashionable · 15/09/2026 16:56

I don't know, but huge emphasis is based on personal privacy in Germany, data protection and so on. You're not even allowed to post a photo on Facebook if people in the photo are identifiable and haven't consented.

And isn't there something pretty sinister about this idealising of 'privacy'? It's another one of those things that sounds all fine and dandy when you say it quick, but the more you think about it... Excessive rights to 'privacy' are surely the enemy of safeguarding. Which Germany seems to have quietly forgotten.

Igmum · 15/09/2026 18:50

AimsAndObjectives · 15/09/2026 16:50

Three to three and a half years for raping a 14 year old girl? A CHILD. This is civilisation, folks.

This 👆👆💯. I want them to throw away the key and leave this evil man to rot. And he was a Police officer FFS. Did none of his fellow officers spot something dodgy about him?

mrshoho · 15/09/2026 20:27

Vile.

The indictment regarding the crime states: 'The victim was unable to react and stared at the accused in shock.'

Poor girl. Was probably brainwashed by the state and society into believing this viile man was a woman. This fucked up ideology encourages women and girls to actively ignore our instincts.

Hate this world too often these days.

AimsAndObjectives · 15/09/2026 22:01

ArabellaScott · 15/09/2026 21:46

And that's why I fund Reduxx ☝️

Schmid took the child into the establishment’s toilet

Something that is no doubt easier for a man to do with a 14 year old girl in modern, progressive Germany

ArabellaScott · 15/09/2026 22:34

Munich Pride. 2022

German TW police officer accused of rape of teenage girl and possession of CSA
fashionqueen0123 · 15/09/2026 22:47

Turmericisfashionable · 15/09/2026 16:56

I don't know, but huge emphasis is based on personal privacy in Germany, data protection and so on. You're not even allowed to post a photo on Facebook if people in the photo are identifiable and haven't consented.

Seriously? That’s news to my German relatives. I guess it’s not policed

Interestingly the article mentioned about the press trying to keep him anon. Why?!

moto748e · 15/09/2026 22:50

How many countries are there where women are screwed over like this? Germany, Australia, Canada, NZ? (leaving aside the Afghanistans of this world 🙄).

Turmericisfashionable · 15/09/2026 23:17

moto748e · 15/09/2026 22:50

How many countries are there where women are screwed over like this? Germany, Australia, Canada, NZ? (leaving aside the Afghanistans of this world 🙄).

From Wikipedia: As of January 2026, 24 countries have enacted laws allowing gender self-identification without requiring judicial or medical approval: Argentina, Belgium, Botswana, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Denmark, Ecuador, Finland, Germany, Iceland, Ireland, Luxembourg, Malta, New Zealand, Norway, Pakistan, Portugal, Spain,[10] Sweden, Switzerland and Uruguay.[

Costa Rica - Wikipedia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Costa_Rica

Turmericisfashionable · 15/09/2026 23:18

Not sure what the Costa Rican flag is doing there!

moto748e · 15/09/2026 23:30

Well wow. I was wondering whether to include Ireland, but as there are plenty of wise Irish heads here, I'll leave it to them. But I had no idea of the number of other European countries.

DozyCrow · 16/09/2026 06:09

Is that picture in the blue top supposedly a selfie of him? Heavily filtered then, if he's 55. He not only mistakenly thinks he's a woman, but he's delusional that he's a young woman.

ArabellaScott · 16/09/2026 08:02

He posts copious selfies and yes, filter heavy.

I wonder how many of the countries with self ID also have penalties for speaking up about it? Certainly Australia's Online Safety Act is severe and used to censor any protests at self ID.

Chersfrozenface · 16/09/2026 08:18

ArabellaScott · 16/09/2026 08:02

He posts copious selfies and yes, filter heavy.

I wonder how many of the countries with self ID also have penalties for speaking up about it? Certainly Australia's Online Safety Act is severe and used to censor any protests at self ID.

Norway - e.g. the Christina Ellingsen case.

France - e.g. the ongoing Dora Moutot case.