German law declares people unpeople, big novelty clock ticks over to 1939
this post was submitted on 30 Apr 2024
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Nothing bad has ever happened from Germans getting really into classifying people, right?
Seems to be a hobby of theirs
Uhh at least IBM isn't involved this time? I womder if they upgraded to Micr*s**t becauae the US uses their stuff for ICE
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Germany never really stopped being a nazi country, did it?
I had written a thing, but then I went looking for an article and this quote basically sums up what i was saying better:
West Germany reinstated former Nazis in government and kept the same strict Nazi-era sodomy laws, which criminalized any act perceived to be homosexual, including kissing and touching. As a result, the West German government prosecuted more than 100,000 gay men between 1949 and 1969, of whom over 50,000 were convicted. About the same number of gay people were prosecuted and convicted during the Nazi dictatorship, according to Huneke.
Bonus cope in the very next sentence, emphasis mine:
East Germany, on the other hand, repealed Nazi-era laws in an effort to be perceived as anti-fascist,
unfalsifiable orthodoxy, when the reds do good things it's only to hide their inherently bad nature, ect ect. The whole article is studded with little gems like this, including:
Huneke found that during the Cold War era, communist East Germany had more lenient sodomy laws and accepted gay activists’ demands more quickly than its democratic twin.
If it's more lenient and more responsive to the people, then how is it not the more democratic? This article is a really good example of idealism, where a clearly better material outcome must be implied to be duplicitious or tainted somehow because the "bad" guys did it. Still, it does get the facts right.
Damn, it sure sucks when people do good things. It's so disingenuous and they're just trying to look good. We shouldn't do that - we should just do bad things.
Germany never stopped being fascist it just got new targets.
never ask a german what they think about a Roma person, or what they think about a Turkish person, or what they think about a Palestinian person, or what they think about a....
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United germany was a mistake, its should have been balkanized into many states with each their diferent dialect of germanic after world war 2.
Retvrn to tradition
impressive, very nice... let's see the Hohenstaufens' HRE
the best kind of medieval border-gore is when the same guy owns territories that aren't contiguous, just everything being exclaves within exclaves on top of other exclaves 
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They knocked the wall down from the wrong direction
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ah statelessness. one of the most mindmelting consequences of our good-old "rules-based international order"
The international rules based order vs. what if I just don't
Meanwhile on r/worldnews they're getting mad a German government official was getting attacked in Palestine.
Maybe don't declare that a group of people have no rights or protections and then go to the place where those people live and expect to be treated kindly.
Stalin shouldnt have stopped at Berlin, failing that...
...Germany folded in the wrong direction, failing that...
...The whole state should've been splintered back into 500 different counties constantly waging war over whose sperm lottery winner had the largest moustache and smallest codpiece
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Some bullshit law about high school statistics says we had to unperson you. Sorry, we're just following orders. (Now where have I heard this shit before?)
A couple of years down the line, these fucks will want us to just forgive and forget. And I'd be willing to. You just need to be this based to qualify: 
stalin shouldn't have stopped at berlin
Stalin shouldn't have been so lenient with Berlin
He had hope the capitalist allies weren't so bloothirsty, so he conceded a lot in the hopes of peace 
we know now that that is a mistake
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Looks like it was reversed now:
Original post: https://twitter.com/taliaotg/status/1785090324399784030
Update post: https://twitter.com/taliaotg/status/1785323942644764995
Without a specific event (e.g. Israel winning the war, a treaty/ceasefire with specific wording), I don't understand what triggered this or why this was necessary at all.
The Germanic brainpan yearns to persecute minorities
normal nazi shit from the nazi country
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Germany showing us how it's done once more
Recreating "The Terminal" but Tom Hanks is ~~Palestinian~~ unpersoned and the airport authorities immediately turn him over to the IDF, where he is never seen or heard from again
I used to think the Berlin wall was overboard but now I realize it wasn't tall enough
It's fascinating to me how Nazi Germany really never died. Their unwavering support to the Zionist project has only served to perpetuate their expansionist, genocidal ambitions, even if only by proxy. Fourth Reich indeed.
Germany shouldn't be a state
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