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That’s not all they cooperate on
Also on making their respective countries uninhabitable for Muslims and non-Zionist Jews alike?
What? Be my guest and walk through any German city: one time with a Palestinian keffiyeh, one time with a kippah.
One of these items is openly and regularly worn on the streets for decades, almost like a fashion piece in certain subgroups. The other you’ll almost never openly find. Not now, not before October 7.
This comparison is a little one sided. Do the same things during a politcal demonstration and see who gets bruzalized by the police.
As always is the case, different kinds of discrimination (here antisemitism and anti muslim racism) need to be fought together instead of playes out against each other.
Also I wouldnt advise anyone to wear Keffiyeh in Saxony or in general in the country side…
This comparison is a little one sided. Do the same things during a politcal demonstration and see who gets bruzalized by the police.
But what are they brutalised for? Being Muslim? Wearing a keffiyeh? The general escalation with the police on these demonstrations cannot be separated from occurrences of calls to destroy Israel, antisemitic ones and others that aren’t legal. That’s not to say the police is entirely right to do what they do or the protesters are entirely to blame. But at least to me, these occurrences of criminal conduct is more reason for that escalation than waving a Palestinian flag or wearing a keffiyeh. Let’s be honest: Germany isn’t opposed to a Palestinian state and has also heavily funded Palestine for ages. Germany is opposed to a Palestinian state instead of an Israeli state, and who could be surprised by that?
As always is the case, different kinds of discrimination (here antisemitism and anti muslim racism) need to be fought together instead of playes out against each other.
Absolutely.
Also I wouldnt advise anyone to wear Keffiyeh in Saxony or in general in the country side…
Yea. But the same applies to wearing a kippah or holding hands with your same-sex partner or doing anything else that does not fit in the narrow worldview of those people. Their hate is ‘universal’…
1 day ago: Berlin police attack man who tried to calmly pick up a Palestinian flag from the ground
Also:
German police chase and arrest 10 year old boy with Palestinian flag
German police assault Celtic FC fan for carrying Palestinian flag
German police beat the shit out of woman WWE style for protesting German support of Israel’s genocide
German police aggressively detain random woman for wearing a kufeyyah
German police violently assaulting protestors
These videos are posted every single day. Gtfo here with this nonsense. Everyone knows the truth about German love of genocide. Germany has still never seen a genocide they don’t support to the end.
I’ve been to over 100 protests in the UK and never seen anything as backwards and as barbaric as Germany’s fascism-loving police. You see idiotic stuff like the man who was arrested for pausing too long when saying “it’s a crime to say I support Palestine Action”. Or the woman who was NOT arrested for carrying a sign saying “I support genocide”
These videos are posted every single day.
I can imagine. But they only show an excerpt, without context what and why is happening there. That might be enough for those that already have their opinion and only want to see it assured. For me, that’s not enough. The for what isn’t shown in these snippets.
Everyone knows the truth about German love of genocide.
Ah nice. We also once had a time when people attributed characteristics based on nationality alone. You’ve chosen some ‘great’ role models! But hey, stay angry and hateful and narrow-minded. There probably is no other topic that is this toxic and futile to discuss about online. So if this is your way of venting your prejudices, go ahead, I absolutely don’t care. :)
Please tell us what “the proper context” is for police to chase a 10 year old with a flag, or for them to beat the shit out of someone picking up a national flag from the ground
Ah come on, trying to use a short clip of a boy with a palestinian flag being arrested by the police as “Germanys facism-loving police”, while they walk past another man wearing the flag too is dishonest. Why would they ignore one and run after the other? Could there be some context missing? Who knows, the video is too short. The other comment is right to point out, that you take these clips without any context to support your version of events.
That would be pure speculation, and the pointlessness of that is precisely my point. Neither you nor me know why the situations in these snippets happen the way they happen. Yet, only one of us is making claims to know for what these situations happen the way they do.
Of course both of us know precisely why the events in these videos happened. It’s because the German state absolutely loves genocides and is addicted to always being on the wrong side of history. So when they see 10 year olds holding up flags of the untermemschen, they obviously have to chase the child and arrest him for his hideous crime against German beliefs
I was arguing the situation is getting worse for non-Germans, whoever that is by the protofascists’ definition.