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"Mr President, first of all, I should like to join in the emphatic and unqualified condemnation of any kind of violence, of course. In fact, we should come down hard on all perpetrators of violence, wherever they may come from. That is beyond dispute.
Secondly, I should also like to point out, though, that violence committed by isolated individuals must not ever lead to a witch hunt on people and parties who have nothing to do with that violence and who, using only peaceful means, flag up the dangers and enormous problems of immigration that is on far too large a scale and that has grown, in fact, out of everyone’s control.
Thirdly, I should like to add that this House is once again showing little evidence of reasonableness. The joint resolution that will be put to the vote tomorrow is simply not worth the paper it is written on due to its grotesque exaggerations and of it mixing up violence on the one hand and legitimate criticism of the unworkable multicultural society on the other. It is also, on account of its
plea in favour of further curbing the free expression of opinion, worryingly undemocratic."@en1
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