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In the Netherlands there have been big discussions and protests for and against one of our national holidays called "sinterklaas" (a second Christmas) Where the
by sneeuwpopsneeuw 6y ago
In the Netherlands there have been big discussions and protests for and against one of our national holidays called "sinterklaas" (a second Christmas) Where there is a figure called "Zwarte piet" a blackface character that will bring the kids candy's, "pepernoten" and chocolate when they where nice that year.
When the news broke out that FB would start removing these kind of images from there platform both sides of the discussion mostly reacted here in the Netherlands that removing it completely is not the way to go. So i'm wondering how this news is received everywhere else in the world? Here is was the headline of most newspapers and our national television news yesterday.
- raxxorrax 6y agoIn Germany we often paint someone black for the christmas story (Holy Three Kings). I think that will also be cancelled because of the failed American educational system. Of course if you happen to be black, your role is determined if the story gets performed. Such is the weight of oppression...
- WrongThinkerNo5 6y agoIt has nothing to do with the failed US "education" system. But it has everything to do with the people who do not control anything having pushed a relentless campaign against out-group competition using psychological manipulation and abuse. It is a war on Europeans that has been waged for centuries even. They are in control of us and our lives the world over and they are our masters and we are their slaves. We also have no means for changing that as we slide ever deeper into their control through a kind of new aristocratic feudalism, where you are not allowed to even look at, let alone question the lord, queen, king, emperor … or you will swiftly be dealt with through immense violence that will shock others around you to subjugate themselves. They are now also using the African as their enforcer, as a type of mercenary in this war, that is motivated by promises of spoils and plunder for serving their masters. As a German, you will be well aware of that fact that you are not allowed to even think, let alone question your lords that command you to believe what they authorize you to believe and any deviation from that will result in your being made an example of in front of your fellow peasants, lest they too think they can question their masters.
- raxxorrax 6y agoI am allowed to think anything in Germany. The enforcement of compliance for these types of content control actually stems mostly from shame in my experience. There are no Jews advocating for it in case you were insinuating them being behind it. I also don't think anyone manipulates pupils in the public educational system, there might be extensive peer pressure through social media however and cases of neglected parenting. That said, I defend people expressing themselves, even if I think the content to be bollocks. Facebook doesn't have to allow any content, but I think it would be the better approach.
- amitport 6y agoJust out of curiosity. What are you talking about WrongThinkerNo5? What are the opinions the "new aristocratic feudalism"/"masters" do not "authorize" the "peasants"/"slaves" to "even think"?