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Bavarian government orders public institutions to set up crucifixes in their rooms
| One question. Why is the CSU still a thing?
| They're also setting up crosses on buildings to show German culture.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/germany-bavaria-christian-crosses-government-building-religion-a8320481.html
| CSU, bunch of numbskulls.
| >>259706
Because they are corrupt to the bones and tied tight with big industry and banking for a very long time, while they also have a lot religious and conservative fans in the majorly retarded country population.
| >>259718
Bavarians have their own culture, even thought a lot of their today known and popular traditions are more artificial and polticial forced than in other german countries.
The roots of german culture is more tribalism and paganism than christianity.
Actually modern estate structure was imported together with christianity from late west-roman culture. Christianity itself has it's roots in the near east.
Besides of that, in the era of enlightenment atheism became a thing.
| Thanks god (!) that I don't live in bavaria. I would immediately replace that crucifix with hammer and sickle.
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| In Bavaria, the probably best known part of Germany in the US, the ruling christian-conservative party ("christ-social-union") orders their institutions to install at least one visible crucifix in their place.
On critique by laizist, secular and atheist speakers, but also even by christian churches, the responsible politicians just responded that these criticizers are "enemies of relgion".
In other cases public institutions staff members aren't allowed to show religious symbols.