Sex Segregation in Germany

Angela’s migrants have not just brought anti-Semitism to Germany. They have brought misogyny. Better yet, they have forced the authorities to set up safe areas for women who are almost certain to be harassed. In Berlin. 

One thing is certain, the German authorities do not want to see a repeat of what happened in Cologne two years ago.

Sex segregation… will that be the legacy of Germany’s Chancellor?

CNN has the story:

New Year's Eve celebrations in Berlin will feature a special safe area for women who feel harassed.

The Red Cross has set up a tent where women can get help if they feel unsafe on the Eberstrasse, just south of the Brandenberg Gate, the focal point of New Year's festivities in the German capital.

The Red Cross said the "resting tent" would be beside another tent offering first aid treatment.

Spokesman Ronald Riege said both tents were available to anyone -- not just women -- but that there would be a small sign saying "Women's Safety Area" at their entrance.

Serious people understand that the masses of Muslim migrants have brought their culture to Germany.

The chairman of the German Police Union told the Neue Osnabruecker Zeitung newspaper that the women's safety area sent a "disastrous message" that suggested there were "secure and insecure zones."

"It would be the end of equality, freedom of movement and self-determination," the newspaper quoted him as saying.

The most powerful female politician in the world is presiding over a rollback of women’s rights… especially the right to freedom of movement.