Post number #420418, ID: c3e86e
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Yesterday a Turkish restaurant was set on fire by unknown people in the city of "Chemnitz". It may be a coincidence but recently there also were attacks on a Jewish and two Persian restaurants. It also may be a coincidence but Chemnitz was recently plagued by far-right "demonstrations", (accompanied by xenophobic human hunts) which were reactions to a single manslaughter of one german guy (of cuban origin) probably commited by syrian refugees.
Post number #420433, ID: dc3a5f
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Those Chemnizfags are just afraid and starting panicking. They have immigrants all around and tension between those people is escalating. Angela Makarel did it wrong. Wrong.
Post number #420440, ID: c3e86e
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>>420433 Yes, nice downplaying. The historical Nazis also "just were afraid" of jews.
In Chemnitz there are significant less immigrants than in the average of germany.
And yes, Angela Merkel did it wrong, but not only or even most prominent during the refugee crisis. Angela Merkel is a neoliberal chancelor, dining with bank-bosses, cutting social estate and detroying some of our european neighbours with forced austerity policy and irrational confrontation course against russia.
Post number #420443, ID: c3e86e
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Also Angela Merkel was a supporter of the US-American Intervention in Iraq and generally is devoted to the failed US-foreign policy which is a BIG if not the MAIN FACTOR of the current refugee crisis. That Angela Merkel "opened the borders" for refugees is a myth created by herself to because she is afraid of the green party becoming a serious concurrence to her christ-conservative party which is programmatic outdated. Unfortunately this myth was adopted by the far-right.
Post number #420494, ID: 93abf8
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>>420440 Isn't that what xenophobia means?
Post number #420503, ID: fa870a
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I really did like the red white black flag...they should bring it back.
Post number #420513, ID: c3e86e
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>>420503 Yes, but without the black and white.
Post number #420515, ID: c3e86e
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>>420494 That doesn't justify anything.
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| Yesterday a Turkish restaurant was set on fire by unknown people in the city of "Chemnitz". It may be a coincidence but recently there also were attacks on a Jewish and two Persian restaurants. It also may be a coincidence but Chemnitz was recently plagued by far-right "demonstrations", (accompanied by xenophobic human hunts) which were reactions to a single manslaughter of one german guy (of cuban origin) probably commited by syrian refugees.