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  • There's a very high chance you might find work in the Netherlands. And it's even better since it's a really nice country and practically everyone speaks English. Germany is a bit rougher if you don't speak the language, especially in non-tech related fields.

  • I personally believe the CCP is doing an amazing job. Communism is working wonderfully

    EDIT: Anti-communists are hilarious. "It's not communism but capitalism." And if it is communism, then it is evil because communism bad. Or some made up stuff about uyghurs or queer people.

  • As a queer person myself, I always understood that our liberation will never come in the form of rainbow capitalism. I am not surprised at all by any of this, and to be fair, I am glad these fake allies are showing their true colours.

  • I don't see any of that happening. The amount of money we're talking about here is insane. There's no way you could hide that through shell companies. At that point might as well just start doing business with Russia again without any of these magic tricks.

  • Stop falling for the liberal trap that laws and bureaucracy will somehow magically save you from fascism. It won't. This is just the start. They're slowly warming you all up to it until it's going to be too late. There's no such thing as "This can't happen here!". It definitely can, and it definitely will if you don't organise and stop it.

  • That was a practice that occurred right after the revolution when the economy was in shambles and hyperinflation was devastating the working class. Romania has progressed a lot since then, and such practices are no longer common place, but are outright illegal and extremely out of the ordinary.

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  • So hypothetically speaking, if my friend has an arrest warrant and he visits me, and I know he has an arrest warrant, and I decide not to call the cops, what does that make me?

  • I'm sorry, but I used to think exactly like you many years ago.

    Most German remembrance culture is overly superficial. Many German politicians hold straight up nazi views and they're still mingling around in the Bundestag. Some of them were caught on audio saying nazi shit. Others were involved with nazi organisations as youngsters. Many of them still attend "secret" nazi meetings and they're still mingling around with other politicians, even when it gets out to the press. Many of them hold up antisemitic, homophobic, transphobic, etc. views and they're still in positions of power. Most german billionaires have built their empires on top of the Holocaust. They're still around. No one dares to touch them. There's just some superficial "public outrage" from time to time and then the wheels of history just keep chugging on. Where's the remembrance culture for the millions of victims, most jewish, many queer, and political victims of the nazi regime?

    Where was the remembrance culture for so many decades for the tens of thousands of queer victims of the Holocaust? Germany barely managed to pass a same-sex marriage bill a few years ago. Hell, even the US has done it before Germany did and they didn't have any concentration camps filled with homosexuals. So where's the remembrance culture?

    Where's the human dignity when the greens and the social democrats are deporting people to Afghanistan, a country ruled by the taliban? Where's the human dignity when minorities are often the ones to get the short end of the stick at every interaction with state institutions? Where's the human dignity when minorities die in police custody and nothing ever comes out of it? Or when cops are involved en masse with nazi organisations? Where's the human dignity when people go out to protest and they get massively suppressed by police, often with liberal newspapers cheering it on?

    It doesn't need to get to an industrialised killing of a group of people to be able to talk about "nazi like mentality".

    Germany is more than happy to revoke citizenships nowadays for saying things the German state doesn't like. This is something unseen since nazi times. This is creating first and second class German citizens. Are you a so-called "bio deutsche"? Then you're free to do nazi shit, scream your hate-speech at immigrants, you'll mostly just get a fine and that's the end of the story. Are you a german with a second citizenship? Then go against the so called Staatsräson, criticise Israel publicly, and you'll have the entire might of the German state weighing down on you, having your citizenship revoked and ending up being deported. For a thought crime.

    You either stay in line, or you're out of here, unworthy of being a citizen of this state just because you hold a different opinion.

    And the thing about making parties illegal. That's hilarious. The AfD is saying shit nowadays that other parties ten/twenty years ago have gotten banned for. And they're doing it openly. And growing bolder, while the german society just stands there and looks.

    Where is the human dignity when Germany makes a shitton of money by selling weapons that end up being used on fucking kids in Gaza? Where was the human dignity when Germany sold Saddam Hussein all the infrastructure he needed to build chemical weapons? Where was the love for law when the German chancellor ruled out an arrest for Netanyahu even though he has an international warrant?

    When you answer all of those questions, then you'll know exactly how much Germany, as a state, cares about its own constitution. And yet the german people still follow the state's line. And that's all you need to know for the future.

  • Much of the mentality that enabled nazi Germany stayed. I'm half romanian, half german. I'm also part jewish. My ancestors died in the Holocaust. The German love for law and order scares me. They're overly obedient. Rarely walk out of line on serious matters. Mark my words, but someday the AfD will come to power, and they'll make use of all the tools the liberals implemented for them (suppressing protests, deporting people, cutting funding, and so on) and no one will bat an eye. Because a law is a law and therefore it is to be followed. Hopefully I'll manage to be far away by that time.

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