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Fury in Germany as far-right protesters storm parliament building
Hundreds of protesters breached a security barrier and raced up the steps outside Berlin's parliament building late on Saturday before being stopped and dispersed by police.www.dailymail.co.uk
Cool. Stay the fuck out of Poland this time.
Guys voice/brain is shot by his own self prescribed meds.
But......
Ich bin ein Berliner
Czechs make the best beer, Germans are right behind. I'm from Wisconsin so don't hate, educated opinion.Poland?
Cheap gals and crap beer?
Naaaaaaaah!
Only if you want everything, including fine pils to be hoppie.
And @Jayjay1 before I forget, bring back real Prussian uniforms for the Heer.
Chile can teach you how, if you forgot.
You're a donut?Guys voice/brain is shot by his own self prescribed meds.
But......
Ich bin ein Berliner
Is it "All Germans are Nazis.", or what is your statement in posting from the Kaiser and so on?
I know that there are still some people in the USA who think, that every German must be a Nazi.
Those who do, have never been to Germany after WW II or don´t know any Germans today.
Because of our history, there are less Nazis in Germany than in any other country I bet.
Ask anyone, really anyone, who has been to Germany lately or go on u-tube and watch hundreds of US-citizens talk about their visit or stay in Germany - and find only one, who says Germany is a Nazi-state, or even only one who says that Germans have been racist or even unfriendly - show me one.
I´m a countryboy of over 50 yo and I know some people.
Those who I would call extremly right are less than five, actually I only know one who says he is.
The people in Germany are beginning to stand up against the deep state and against the upcoming dictatorship in Europe.
Democracy, you know?
We have learned this from the USA, and we won´t let go.
Is this a bad thing for you, or what is your point?
It's not the people who are nazi's, its the german govt still wanting to own everything. The people are beginning to learn how to relate the current being in line with the old.
Merkl is a Communist.
Yeah, and that´s what the corrupt media is making out of it.
Some idiots are using the event for their creepy ideology, and that´s the only thing they report.
Nothing about over 100,000 people protest peacefully for their freedom to live their lifes like they want to, and not how the government aka neoliberalists want them to do.
But I think and hope, that the movement will grow and grow.
Then you're doing capitalism wrong. If the average German thinks the answer is more socialism and more government control of your economy then your country is well and truly fucked.Many Germans, maybe most of them, are fed up with capitalism, because we pay over 56% of our income in taxes (in average). The rents went through the roof, other living costs raised as well, but the incomes didn´t and we have a 0% interest since over ten years now, so the middle class is shifting faster and faster to the south, wealth moves more and more to less super-rich people
I'm not one of those idiots who thinks Germans are all Nazis.Is it "All Germans are Nazis.", or what is your statement in posting from the Kaiser and so on?
I know that there are still some people in the USA who think, that every German must be a Nazi.
Those who do, have never been to Germany after WW II or don´t know any Germans today.
Because of our history, there are less Nazis in Germany than in any other country I bet.
Ask anyone, really anyone, who has been to Germany lately or go on u-tube and watch hundreds of US-citizens talk about their visit or stay in Germany - and find only one, who says Germany is a Nazi-state, or even only one who says that Germans have been racist or even unfriendly - show me one.
I´m a countryboy of over 50 yo and I know some people.
Those who I would call extremly right are less than five, actually I only know one who says he is.
The people in Germany are beginning to stand up against the deep state and against the upcoming dictatorship in Europe.
Democracy, you know?
We have learned this from the USA, and we won´t let go.
Is this a bad thing for you, or what is your point?
I'm not one of those idiots who thinks Germans are all Nazis.
You are aware that the CURRENT government in Germany is the Christian Conservative party right?
I thought i read that Dr. Merkel was not going to run for reelection
Well, actually she is not only chancellor, she is the leader of the conservative party called CDU as well.
Former conservative party will fit better.
In my opinion no one knows actually what she is, or what she thinks or wants, she is hiding it perfectly.
Many Germans, maybe most of them, are fed up with capitalism, because we pay over 56% of our income in taxes (in average).
The rents went through the roof, other living costs raised as well, but the incomes didn´t and we have a 0% interest since over ten years now, so the middle class is shifting faster and faster to the south, wealth moves more and more to less super-rich people.
So Socialism or even Communism becomes more and more attractive for the younger generation, which sees no fututre perspective in Capitalism.
Besides of knowing, that this is cancer itself, I can understand why they do - just fear.
But I think, Merkel is much worse than a Communist, I think she is a Neoliberalist belonging to the worldwide elite movement, aka "The war of the rich against the poor." (according to Warren Buffet).
That´s what the media tells us, but who does trust the media?
There is still a sleeping majority, dazed by the media and politicians, which has no clue what´s going on.
And everybody who has a own opinion, which isn´t mainstream, get´s the Nazi-hammer to be silented.
I agree, which is why any democracy that tries to redistribute wealth will always fail because it destroys the prosperous middle class.in a functional democracy there is a middle class.
What was her upbringing in East Germany?
No, actually not.
There are more than two parties in Germany, and current government is a coalition of the (so called) Christian Conservatives and the Social Democrats.
Federal elections are next year, but under the current circumstances I fear that it might even get worse.
If the shifting holds on, the Left, the SD and the Green could get a majority.
Maybe the Euro implodes, maybe we get tensions like you or anything else happens what might turn the coin.
My best bet would be this freedom-movement.
She wasn´t anywhere up in the GDR.
She was a scientist, a Physician.
Well, of course you had to be in the party somehow in the GDR, otherwise you would have no chance to study anything.
So, born 1954 in Hamburg, her father, a pastor, moved the family to Templin / GDR in 1957.
She joined the FDJ (Free German Youth) in 1968, aged 14, but never joined the SED party.
Officially political she went 1989 with the DA (Democratic Uprise), an oppositional party in the GDR, close in front of the downbreak of the GDR.
In 1990 she joined the CDU and got soon a mentor in Helmut Kohl, the German chancellor at this time.
But I think, Merkel is much worse than a Communist, I think she is a Neoliberalist belonging to the worldwide elite movement, aka "The war of the rich against the poor." (according to Warren Buffet).
So by any means, Democracy will never be perfect, there will always be a upper and a lower class and you might have to fight for it once in a while, but in a functional democracy there is a middle class.
I can´t see any advantage in Monarchy or any other form of government.
Sadly but true.
"Nationalist" is not a dirty word if it is based on pride in country.
Oho, Nationalist is a no-no over here, a total no-no.
Oho, Nationalist is a no-no over here, a total no-no.
I think what you mean is a patriot, but on the other hand, both are "Nazi" in Germany today.
No more nations, only one world.
That´s why we have mass migration since Merkel invited the whole world.
I definitely agree on that, for the most part. Porter...hoppy. Stout...hoppy. I call it the microbrew funk. Now, not all microbrews are bad and prior the microbrew revolution the US had some of the worst beer! Thankfully we had Avery (still going strong), Dogfish Head (I think they basically died in 2010/11 as most of their new stuff I cannot drink), Southern Tier, and a few other big names . Unfortunately, now everybody thinks they can brew beer (true, they can) that is good and iconic (very view).Only if you want everything, including fine pils to be hoppie.![]()
Your middle class is being burdened by the free college education and health care among other "programs".
Can you tell me what is causing your country to go into debt?Your wrong on this.
We had free universities and health care for decades and it was payable.
Nowadays Germany pays for the EU and millions of illegal migrants.
Our money goes to the southern states in the EU, which are close to a financial collapse.
Germany is going into horrific debts.
Your middle class is being burdened by the free college education and health care among other "programs". Capitalism is based on what your willing to pay for, not what can the government give me because they are taking away from someone else. I may be wrong, but what you have is not what I would call working capitalism.
I completely agree with everything you said. No argument from me. I would also like to add that we are not far from being like my original statement. I simply wanted to know what I was wrong about. My liberal nephew went to Germany as a foreign exchange student a few years back, and raved about free college and healthcare.aha... and US have?
Every time there is a major correction in the stock marked, 1987,1997, 2007 and 2020 the US government and FED have pulled levers and push buttons and feed bunch of money to save private company’s who have made bad bets and in a pure Ayn Rand capitalism should be left to lose and go broke so the stronger company can rise up...
It’s not as black and white as you think it is...
Amazon gets huge tax brakes and benefits/local subsidies as the second largest companies in the world while they are pushing out smaller specialists stores that get non of these supports or subsidies, is that free and fair competition in a capitalist system?
I completely agree with everything you said. No argument from me. I would also like to add that we are not far from being like my original statement. I simply wanted to know what I was wrong about. My liberal nephew went to Germany as a foreign exchange student a few years back, and raved about free college and healthcare.