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As an american who lives in Germany, this couldn't be farther than the truth from anything that I have seen. I have seen much more racism and bigotry in my home
by technics256 9y ago
As an american who lives in Germany, this couldn't be farther than the truth from anything that I have seen. I have seen much more racism and bigotry in my homeland than anything from the west to the former east. There exist bad elements in all societies; what I have seen is that German society as a whole has learned and tried to better themselves from the atrocities of their past - while it is unfortunately still strong in America.
My best friends come from the "neo nazi" working class hotbeds of Leipzig and Dresden. I have never ever seen anything like you mention, ever.
- ameister14 9y agoRoughly the same percentage of people vote for Nazis in Germany as polls say would vote for white supremacists in the United States - a pretty small amount, though the similarity in percentages does call into question the effectiveness of limits on speech.