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Post by Διαμονδ on Aug 27, 2018 18:22:14 GMT
Chaos & fights with police in German city after hundreds, incl. far-right protest death of native.Police called in reinforcements as hundreds of protesters, including far-right activists, hit the streets in the German city of Chemnitz after the death of a native in a brawl. Two suspects, a Syrian and an Iraqi, were detained.
The right-wing “Kaotic Chemnitz” (Chaotic Chemnitz) football fan group is said to have called for the Sunday rally, which later turned violent.
The demo came after news broke that a 35-year-old German man was fatally stabbed during a fight involving 10 people. Two other men in their 30s, both German, were also injured during the brawl.
www.rt.com/news/436949-chemnitz-protests-police-scuffles/
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Post by Διαμονδ on Aug 27, 2018 18:23:39 GMT
In Germany, the right intensified? But stereotypes work against them.  |
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Post by Elizabeth on Aug 27, 2018 19:10:34 GMT
This is sad. I feel bad for the man who got stabbed. Things should have been solved better Sad
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Post by sanic on Aug 27, 2018 21:22:38 GMT
Yes we have a serious problem in germany, since the so called refugee crisis the right wings have a reason to open their mouth again. Feels like 3. Reich is just around the corner
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Post by Elizabeth on Aug 27, 2018 21:28:53 GMT
Yes we have a serious problem in germany, since the so called refugee crisis the right wings have a reason to open their mouth again. Feels like 3. Reich is just around the corner How long has this problem been going on? Is it subsiding yet? |
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Post by sanic on Aug 27, 2018 21:46:37 GMT
We always had this problem but it started to get serious again since early 2015 when the waves of refugees started coming and since then it's only getting worse. The following picture shows the result of the election in 2017. The blue bar (AfD) shows the right wing party with 12.6% votes, in 2013 they only had 4.7 so they grew a lot and im afraid they could reach 20% in 2021 and if this happens im probably leaving.  Edit: i failed with the picture  |
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Post by Elizabeth on Aug 27, 2018 22:18:07 GMT
We always had this problem but it started to get serious again since early 2015 when the waves of refugees started coming and since then it's only getting worse. The following picture shows the result of the election in 2017. The blue bar (AfD) shows the right wing party with 12.6% votes, in 2013 they only had 4.7 so they grew a lot and im afraid they could reach 20% in 2021 and if this happens im probably leaving. Where would you go if that happens? Have family in other areas? But hopefully things do improve. I'm sure you like living there. |
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Post by sanic on Aug 27, 2018 22:49:02 GMT
I don't have family in other areas than germany so i wouldn't go too far away, probably switzerland or sweden. Also i don't really like germany anyway, I would love to live in a country where people wouldn't consume so much alcohol and drugs generally, especially the youth.
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Post by Elizabeth on Aug 27, 2018 22:52:19 GMT
I don't have family in other areas than germany so i wouldn't go too far away, probably switzerland or sweden. Also i don't really like germany anyway, I would love to live in a country where people wouldn't consume so much alcohol and drugs generally, especially the youth. I'd like a country like that doesn't cosume that either!  |
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Post by flow3 on Aug 29, 2018 12:40:52 GMT
I don't have family in other areas than germany so i wouldn't go too far away, probably switzerland or sweden. Also i don't really like germany anyway, I would love to live in a country where people wouldn't consume so much alcohol and drugs generally, especially the youth.I think the bold part is true for many of the younger generations. Many of them don't like their own country and want to live somewhere else. While I'm not saying they shouldn't, I doubt there is ideal society left somewhere in the world. |
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Post by anonymouswhiteboi on Sept 5, 2018 7:13:29 GMT
I feel sorry for germany for accepting all those refugees they dont know whats coming for them
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Post by Διαμονδ on Sept 6, 2018 11:58:43 GMT
I feel sorry for germany for accepting all those refugees they dont know whats coming for them Frau Merkel did that..all claims to she. |
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Post by sanic on Sept 6, 2018 19:45:47 GMT
Merkel isn't the problem, the people that want the refugees to go back are. I live in the part of germany where most of the refugees come and never had any problem with them.
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