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I had to check the data and make sure it's not April Fool's Day. How can a state that massacred millions of people think it's at all appropriate to call for a "
by andrewljohnson 16y ago
I had to check the data and make sure it's not April Fool's Day. How can a state that massacred millions of people think it's at all appropriate to call for a "dominant German culture?"
This is scary.
- mooism2 16y agoNonsense. They're saying that immigrants to Germany not becoming German is a problem. It's nothing different from America demanding that their immigrants assimilate (which they do). Pointing out that multiculturalism has its problems is not scary.
- andrewljohnson 16y agoIt's extremely scary to my entire family. Silly Jews, overreacting to hate speech from the prime minister! As I read it, it's the Muslims who are at fault for ruining Germany, not Germany's fault for being a place of bigotry and intolerance. Once you start waving your hand at "foreigners" or other minorities, and saying it's all their fault, then you next start working on the "final solution." And hey... if it's all their fault, we know what the solution is!
- mooism2 16y agoI don't see how Merkel's words, as quoted in the article, can be interpreted as hate speech. Sarrazin's, yes, but he was never part of the government and had to resign over what he said. Why do you pick on Germany when similar rhetoric can be heard in e.g. America and the UK?
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