25-09-2017, 08:44 PM
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Re: German Election.
Originally Posted by Judd
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I see that some of the German electorate are protesting against the outcome of the vote because of the rise of the AfD. What is it these days when protestors don't like the way a democratic vote goes and go on the rampage because they don't agree with the result?The UK, then the US and now Germany all protesting the outcome of legitimate elections. Who's next?
It's ok to protest, throw a few birdies at the camera and be generally obnoxious as long as you are a left wing appeasing apologist snowflake (these people are the greatest danger of all imo).
However, if you're the type who is patriotic, does not want their countries culture / heritage diluted, and who has a dislike of their women being groomed, abused & raped by an incompatible culture, you're a right wing racist fascist retard. Go figure?
25-09-2017, 09:42 PM
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Re: German Election.
Originally Posted by fender
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Thing is:It's ok to protest, throw a few birdies at the camera and be generally obnoxious as long as you are a left wing appeasing apologist snowflake (these people are the greatest danger of all imo).
However, if you're the type who is patriotic, does not want their countries culture / heritage diluted, and who has a dislike of their women being groomed, abused & raped by an incompatible culture, you're a right wing racist fascist retard. Go figure?
25-09-2017, 10:15 PM
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Re: German Election.
Originally Posted by AnnieS
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What is the hard left? Because to me it's Marxism. But many here are opposed to liberal views. I don't see Marxism as liberal, but it is hard left. "Utopia" is not a liberal society.
All I'm saying Annie, is that I see the apologist appeasing left as the greatest danger.
They are the ones who allowed things like Rotherham etc to fester, the ones who think we should be having a nice natter with the likes of IS and not deporting scum as it may violate their human rights.
Post Rotherham for example, Britain First (whom I don't always agree with) went into the council offices and called them out on what happened and why. However, they were still branded as trouble making thugs - why?. They were quite correct in calling it out.
It's as if anyone who stands up for their country and calls out the apologists is a far right loony. I just don't get it really.
25-09-2017, 10:21 PM
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Re: German Election.
Originally Posted by Bruv
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I am no historian, but I thought Hitler, Mussolini, and Trump were quite a bit to the right, and you can't get much more dangerous than that.
25-09-2017, 10:25 PM
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Re: German Election.
Originally Posted by Bruv
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I am no historian, but I thought Hitler, Mussolini, and Trump were quite a bit to the right, and you can't get much more dangerous than that.
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