Cologne Mayor Thinks She Can Stop Migrant Sex Attacks With ‘Respect’ Wristbands

Remember the Cologne sex attacks on New Year’s Eve of 2015?

Here’s a refresher:

But just to recap — these were brutal, widely conducted sexual assaults on women simply walking in Cologne’s hub to take part of New Year’s festivities, and they were conducted at the hands of mostly Muslim recent migrants to Germany.

And what’s worse is the government tried to cover up the scandal after it broke migrants were involved.

Well now comes more leftist lunancy.

Apparently, a mayor thinks distributing bracelets with the word “Respect” on them will stop the attacks.

The Voice of Europe has more:

As many may know, New Year’s Eve 2015 was a disaster for the German city of Cologne. Hundreds of women were sexually assaulted, robbed or raped by large groups of migrant men.

But officials of the city and the police think they have now found a solution. The mayor of Cologne, Henriette Reker, launched a new campaign, focused on respect yesterday. Wristbands with the text will be distributed throughout the city to prevent new sexual assaults and rapes.

It didn’t take long for people to attack the initiative. A social media user asked the city’s mayor:

“What are you doing? Is this appeasement, a gesture of submission or the self-stigmatizing of a culture that is surrendering?”

Another one said:

“Thank god! We will be saved by a wristband. Just hold it up in the air and the perpetrator will immediately look further. (for another victim)”

After the 2015 inferno, Cologne’s New Year’s Eve celebrations need to be protected by a large-scale police presence and CCTV cameras.