Italians Rage as The Sun Brands Negro-Ridden Naples as One of World’s Ten Most Dangerous Cities

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Italians Rage as The Sun Brands Negro-Ridden Naples as One of World’s Ten Most Dangerous Cities

July 20th, 2017

Awake Goy

Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
July 20, 2017

Italy, if you didn’t want to have one of your cities labeled as one of the world’s ten most dangerous, than you shouldn’t have flooded yourself with diverse vibrancy from sub-Saharan Africa.

You made the decision to become the most diverse of the diverse, because you had a vibrancy fetish. And there are consequences to such things.

Such as people being like, “wow. that place is dangerous af.”

RT:

The Sun newspaper in Britain has listed the Italian city of Naples among the world’s top 10 most dangerous cities, alongside ISIS-held Raqqa in Syria and Somalia’s capital Mogadishu, drawing an angry response from the Italian Embassy in the UK which said the tabloid is confusing fiction with reality.

The embassy took to Twitter to respond to the British newspaper, pointing out that Naples is “not included in any global index on 50 most dangerous cities.”

Naples mayor, Luigi De Magistris, also blasted the piece in The Sun, entitled “Bad World,” calling it “laughable.”

“It is a false, superficial judgement, from someone, who has evidently never spent a day of his life in Naples, a city full of problems but certainly not in the place in the world rankings where The Sun puts it,” De Magistris said as cited by the ANSA news agency.

Naples became the only Western European city in the rankings, with author Guy Birchall claiming that “mafia killings are common place in Naples.”

According to the ranking applied in the article, the southern Italian city has problems with murder, gangs and drugs.

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There’s really been a rise in crime in Naples in 2016, with 77 murders, 38 of them related to organized crime, recorded by the police, according to the Corriere del Mezzogiorno paper.

The star of the global television series, ‘Gomorra,’ dedicated to Camorra mafia, Fortunato Cerlino, said The Sun article was “not an international survey drafted by an authoritative research agency, which would have made for interesting reading.”

However, Cerlino added, “I don’t mean Naples is Switzerland, or that you don’t risk having your watch stolen in the street.”