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Neo-Nazies Publish All German Refugee Housing Units on Google Maps(in German)

5 points by nsns 11y ago

boards2x 11y ago
I think the greek's demands that Germany will pay back for what they've stolen during WWII (forced to pay the cost of the savage occupation) was important, especially as a reminder now that we see history repeating itself as if nothing was learned. They'll never change and the fact that neonazis are even tolerated there is disgusting.
- elsjaako 11y ago
  The problem is that the alternative to tolerating them is to lock them up for expressing their opinion. It's already illegal to claim the holocaust never happened. What specific, actionable policies would you put in place?
  - verelo 11y ago
    Thinking about your point, I'm curious about how to determine the line between these groups and terrorist organizations. How do we tell the difference and why is it OK to lock one up but not the other?
    - boards2x 11y ago
      That's exactly my point. It's terrorism. But when it's not initiated by muslims it's simply never called that.
      - kaybe 11y ago
        That is not true. Germany has a long history of extremism and terrorism from the left and right side of the spectrum. The only thing missing is the international context, so there is no war against terror, for example, and the discussion is usually not global since there are no wars to fight in other countries since it's all homemade. Other European countries such as Ireland or Spain have had their fair share of local terrorist groups as well. More info can be found here, just as examples for Germany: for the left: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Army_Faction https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Army_Faction for the right: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Socialist_Underground https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Socialist_Underground
tiatia 11y ago
I am not sure that putting this map together, housing of so calles "refugues" - most of them are opportunistic illegal immigrants (young males from countries without any civil war, countries like Tunisia, Albania, etc.) - makes you a "Neo-Nazi.
- wink 11y ago
  The widespread reasoning was because the title was "say no to refugee homes".

5 points by nsns 11y ago

I think the greek's demands that Germany will pay back for what they've stolen during WWII (forced to pay the cost of the savage occupation) was important, especially as a reminder now that we see history repeating itself as if nothing was learned. They'll never change and the fact that neonazis are even tolerated there is disgusting.

elsjaako 11y ago
The problem is that the alternative to tolerating them is to lock them up for expressing their opinion. It's already illegal to claim the holocaust never happened. What specific, actionable policies would you put in place?
- verelo 11y ago
  Thinking about your point, I'm curious about how to determine the line between these groups and terrorist organizations. How do we tell the difference and why is it OK to lock one up but not the other?
  - boards2x 11y ago
    That's exactly my point. It's terrorism. But when it's not initiated by muslims it's simply never called that.
    - kaybe 11y ago
      That is not true. Germany has a long history of extremism and terrorism from the left and right side of the spectrum. The only thing missing is the international context, so there is no war against terror, for example, and the discussion is usually not global since there are no wars to fight in other countries since it's all homemade. Other European countries such as Ireland or Spain have had their fair share of local terrorist groups as well. More info can be found here, just as examples for Germany: for the left: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Army_Faction https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Army_Faction for the right: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Socialist_Underground https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Socialist_Underground

tiatia 11y ago

I am not sure that putting this map together, housing of so calles "refugues" - most of them are opportunistic illegal immigrants (young males from countries without any civil war, countries like Tunisia, Albania, etc.) - makes you a "Neo-Nazi.

wink 11y ago
The widespread reasoning was because the title was "say no to refugee homes".