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Thanks Keir Starmer, you authoritarian cunt
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Thanks Keir Starmer, you authoritarian cunt
BE 12211 is a bitch
Afaik that is a unit code, not a personal identifier. But I could be wrong
Well, that was 100% a conscious decision to throw a punch at an unarmed protester...
We need to bring back and eye for an eye, he should get punched by someone with equal force that he used.
He should get punched with someone of the same weight class disparity above him that he had to her.
Exactly this. Weight classes exist for a reason. Inertia is a thing, and smaller people have less of it to throw around. A tiny person will get their shit rocked by a big person, even if the big person is only half-assing their punches. A concussion is when the brain bounces off the inside of the skull, and someone in a higher weight class is much more likely to cause that. Look at how her head snaps back when she gets hit. Now imagine if it was someone her own size, and imagine how much less impact it would have.
At the very least, someone who has proven they cannot be trusted in a position of power should be removed from that position. The reason why so many people believe that ACAB is because even when cops do stuff that leaves no room for any benefit of the doubt, there are no repercussions.
Ban police from wearing armor or bearing stopping g force, that'll get them to be peaceful
The German police beating Gaza-protesters? That's like their number one hobby. They would never dare treat literal neo-nazis from "Der Dritte Weg" like that.
I have this dislike for Germany because for the last few decades they like to pretend they’re super progressive, free of racism and xenophobia and that every country should be as accepting of diversity as they are. But when I look at the reality, that’s very clearly not the case.
We regressed. After the murderous 90s and the shitty 2000s we had some years up until the pandemic in which racist politics didn't have the same draw it has now.
Just like any country, we did not defeat racism. We let it bubble under the surface and now it's exploding. There are still millions of people who don't think that way. But the majority is now totally fine with racialized politics.
Sometimes I wonder whether what we're seeing is actually a regression, or whether that's just what's easier to believe. As you highlight, this has been bubbling under the surface for a while, so one could argue that it never really went away.
I often think about how the UK likes to pretend it doesn't have a problem with antisemitism. Before WW2, there were plenty of powerful people in Britain who were thinking that Hitler was a sensible chap to be finally addressing "the Jewish problem".
Sure, some of these people were probably horrified when they learned of the mass extermination programme under Nazi Germany, but they were plenty fine with seizing the property of Jewish people and putting them into ghettos. But nooooo, of course we don't have a systemic problem with antisemitism — we beat the Nazis! We're the heroes, don't you know?
I dont think you can "beat" racism. I think its something that comes from growing up and seeing behavior you think is negative from a certain group of people.
Maybe some humans are not built to get along with everyone. We tend to like people who are similar to ourselves.
I havent seen many discussions about why people are racist. Clearly some of them are, and maybe we would be also if we grew up with their experiences.
I dont think you are born a racist. Its something society does to you growing up. Could be low emotional intelligence but seems like a bit too easy to explain it that way. Many very intelligent people are racists also, clearly.
I think its something that comes from growing up and seeing behavior you think is negative from a certain group of people
Thing is, most people don't see any behaviour like this. There was a study that showed 90% of Arabs portrayed in Hollywood movies over the past 50 years were terrorists or radical islamists. Media overblows criminality in regions with immigrants and outright makes up nazi propaganda of there being "police-less ghettos" in Sweden or Germany. Crime rates are the lowest that they've been in Europe's history, the reason why people don't like immigrants is prevalently because of concerted efforts by a group of people with a lot of money to create racial tensions that they can later politically exploit.
Meh, they’re just as racist. Just not publicly or virulently like the US has been. Been going to Germany for 20+ years and sitting down with everyday people you’ll quickly hear about all the problems with immigrants and the like. It’s quite common.
I have a brother in law that moved to Germany. He talks about it like it’s the magical promised land, where everyone is awesome and poverty and racism isnt a thing. He grew up in wealth and moved to a nice area of Germany so he thinks he knows how it all works
hear about all the problems with immigrants and the like.
Is there anywhere this isn't the case? I've heard the same in Central America, Sweden, and the Netherlands, I know the UK is that way too.
Yeah, it’s pretty universal, but I think the point is that Germany comes across as very progressive when in fact on the ground level it’s got some problems too.
I'm not certain what the great filter actually is, but I'm starting to worry that humanity might deserve it.
When they go for one of you, everyone needs to pile in. They can't take all of you, don't give them even one inch.
They have guns and they're allowed to kill people if they “feel their lives are threatened”. You can't protest with guns anywhere in the EU.
Yes, some blood is gonna get spilled. You either die fighting or go quietly into that great night. Revolution is never bloodless. Neither is seizing power, or fighting against injustice. Heads will roll, let's make sure it's the right ones, eh?!
They can't take all of you
lol who told you that? it's common to surround illegal demonstrations and let people go one by one after taking their personal details. of course they can also take you in if you do stupid shit
Riot police in Berlin was always a tad more brutal for no apparent reason. I guess that's the 'perk' for protesting in the capital...
I see Germany has a gang of coward pigs no fucking better than the violent sounder that plagues the US.
fascism in Germany? can't be
Anyone has a link to a more complete version of this video?
Thanks!
Now we just need someone with a Twitter account (I don't have one, because... reasons...)
smartest comment I've seen so far. there context of what happened before is conveniently missing
A pallet swap and you'd legit think this was something out of China.
German Nazi police Nazily punches a minority in a country with the highest voting in polls going to a Nazi party:
Lemmitor: "What are we, a bunch of Asians?!?!?!"
Lmfao good one. Seriously, though, I at least associate Nazis more with putting people in camps than "just" punching them. A punch is more vanilla oppression, so to speak.
You're right, Germany famously doesn't segregate children by race in schools.
And I get banned from feddit.org for pointing out Genocidesmany's complicity. The germans are not ok.
feddit.org is way to toxic for some reason, it's only extremely narrow politics posts on the feed. it's always CDU and merz (and söder) bashing, nothing else.
really, attack the idea, not the person, otherwise the same idea comes back wearing a different face. i wish more people understood this. it doesn't help to complain about a party or person one doesn't like. one has to give good counter-arguments to the policies itself, only that brings discussion, insight, and progress in the world.
Its a zionist bar, that tries to be leftist politically but is not engaged in any real activism or reads any theory, or really any news other than german state news. Their activism is really only "anti-tankieism", so the only thing they really do is punch left and invite zionists.
Likewise. Feddit bans everyone pointing out the Nazism of the German government. Their agenda is pretty obvious.
Does anyone have a proper clip of this or are we just going to sit here and pretend like this explains anything?
ITT: Anon wonders about context prior to assault. Everyone accuses anon of supporting police brutality.
There is no context which can justify the police punching someone in the face and then walking away.
Because they are supporting police brutality. Their comment and replies are dripping with the implication that they want context so they can judge the officer when the situation doesn't need explanation at all. It's a tried and true tactic to make bootlicking more acceptable.
Edit: See also: "We need context before we can judge the Israeli Wehrmacht for literally shooting children in the head with a sniper rifle."
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