The Difference In Amygdala Between Hungary And Germany

Hungary sees reality:

WARSAW (Reuters) – Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on Thursday there was a clear link between illegal immigration to Europe and terrorist attacks on the continent.

“It is clear as two and two makes four, it is plain as day. There is an obvious connection,” Orban told reporters after a meeting of the Visegrad Four group of central European leaders in Warsaw.

“If somebody denies this connection then, in fact, this person harms the safety of European citizens,” he said through an interpreter.

Germany, not so much:

A professional swimming association in Germany wants to reduce escalating sex attacks by refugees at public baths by training migrants to become pool lifeguards.

The Federal Association of German Swimming Professionals (BDS) says this would be ‘an inclusive measure that would benefit everyone.’

There weren’t enough sexual assaults at swimming pools before they planted more migrants there and gave them a feeling of authority. There is no telling how long it will be before the new migrant lifeguards begin trying to “rescue” every pretty girl they see so they can claim their groping was innocent, and downing victims so they will be more compliant.

The amygdala is the center of conscious thought. It focuses the mind on items of importance, drives adherence to reality, and enforces morality. Without it, a human is not adapted to functioning in a world where being right matters. They can’t see what is important, they can’t focus on it, they can’t figure out what is best, and they have no drive to do any of that, even if they could.

Sadly, until the awfulness gets bad enough, this situation will not be remedied.