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SODOMY IN FLORENCE: WHATâS YOUR OPINION??
OFFICIALLY: AGAINST
UNOFFICIALLY: VERY VERY PRO
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in Germany, Holocaust survivors come to our schools to talk about World War II, we study the events extensively, we visit concentration camp sites to understand the horrors of the past. itâs an integral part of our education. thereâs never the question of âwell, there were many sidesâ
to see people march through the streets of Charlottesville with swastikas on their flags is not only surreal, but terrifying. learn your history and understand it. thereâs no room for debate or dialogue when it comes to nazism. itâs not âjustâ an opinion. itâs dangerous and destructive and can never be underestimated
500 Neo-Nazis had a march in Berlin in honor of Rudolf Hess less than a week after Charlottesville, why do I still have to endure lying Germans spouting off with this âunderstanding historyâ bullshit they bring up every time they have an opportunity to feel superior to Americans
[woke teuton voice] erm actually, in germany we do not have nazis, if you put electrical tape over your swastikas when you are in public it does not count
There are some posts of which about 50 variations exist already, yet people have to express the same idea again and again. âGermany has learned from historyâ is one of them.
You know what happened after visiting a concentration camp in 9th grade? All of these German kids still thought it was funny to make âpress on the gasâ jokes to the bus driver, tell each other holocaust jokes, literally minutes after walking out of a former concentration camp and a day after hearing a Jewish concentration camp survivor who now lived in the US talking about how daily life changed in 1933 until his family fled some years later. My friends have similar stories about their school visit to concentration camps.Â
iâm not sure what youâre trying to imply with thereâs never the question of âwell, there were many sidesâ, but some kids, upon reading the 25 point plan, did start arguing in my history class that this shows that not all Germans who voted NSDAP were necessarily evil anti-semites. (They just didnât feel strongly about the rights of Jewish people.)
Anyway, Germans always talk about âlearning from our pastâ. But how can the murders by the NSUÂ be considered part of this countryâs âpastâ? Where they didnât even bother to investigate whether maybe it could be related to neo-nazis; instead they further traumatised the nine families by accusing them of being involved in the murder, or being at fault because they were supposedly involved with organised crime. The boulevard press called these âthe kebab murdersâ. After the nail bomb attack of Cologne with 22 injured people, a kid said in a documentary about it that when he said to a police officer âthat was nazisâ, the police offer told him that he never wanted to hear something like that from any of them again, and that seems to be representative of the work of German law enforcement.
Itâs common knowledge if youâre not ethnically German that you just donât travel alone through East Germany by public means of transport. Countries issue warnings to their citizens to not travel to East Germany in general, and the reaction of the German public somehow is to talk about how this isnât representative of Germany and makes us look bad, because Germany looking bad is obviously the most important issue. I feel like this is where these posts originate from, not wanting Germany to look bad.
Speaking of East Germany, what about Hoyerswerda 1991, where Germans then went on TV to boast about how their town was free of foreigners? A year later, Rostock-Lichtenhagen, where all of the German residents stood there applauding while molotow cocktails were being thrown in the apartments of refugees. Most of the culprits werenât even criminally persecuted in the first place, or they got away with fines and suspended sentences. The longest imprisonment of a neo-nazi related to these riots was three years. Cases against police officers, who were accused of not properly handling the riots and letting the neo-nazis be, were all dropped. Every single neo-nazi who tried to murder refugees 25 years ago is free. Later the same year, an arson attack in MĂślln and in 1993, another arson attack in Solingen.Â
The aforementioned examples are just the ones that got at least some coverage by the media. Before 1990, victims of neo-nazi violence/murder were neither recorded by German state authorities nor the media, so the number of victims of right-wing violence since 1945 is greatly underreported. A list of the known cases can be found here. (This list includes two murders done by fascist Grey Wolves, one of a Turkish communist and one of a Turkish woman in a womenâs legal advice centre; inb4 some Germ tries to make out some sort of argument out of this, implying that neo-nazis arenât an issue at all in Germany.)
The âGermany is learning/learns/has learned from its mistakesâ rhetoric as found in this post has been around since 1950, but all of this has happened nonetheless.
Itâs always brought up in relation to anything happening in the US, implying something like Charlottesville couldnât happen here anymore. Except that it does, so. Implying that neo-nazis donât exist here doesnât help anyone.
I used to think that posts like these were written by Germans whoâve legitimately never seen anyone experience racism in public (though Iâm not sure if this is even possible) and therefore donât actively intend to downplay anything, but ffs. How do you write about Charlottesville being âsurrealâ, when thereâs been memorial marches in German cities around August 17th for the âdeputy FĂźhrerâ nazi criminal Rudolf HeĂ for 30 years.
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hey if youâre disabled or chronically ill & have a hard time standing i want you to know that itâs ok to sit down when able bodied people wouldnât or arenât. not just in the context of using a wheelchair but just like. whenever. pull up a stool in front of the stove when you make mac & cheese. kneel on a chair in front of the sink when youâre washing the dishes. going outside to smoke/wait for a cab/whatever? pop a squat on the sidewalk/curb/stoop. get a shower chair. itâs not weird or shameful to minimize your pain & itâs not worth wasting spoons just because ânormal people would do it standing upâ
which isnt to say dont stand up if youre needing to get the exercise of standing when you can but if youâre working with a limited energy budget & dont need to cause yourself that extra pain. you dont have to
on a tangentially related but far trashier note did you know that thereâs no law against melting a string cheese into a pot of kraft mac & cheese? none at all!
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so uuuuh, today i learned that being an active bystander is really fucking important. some cops showed up out of nowhere in my backyard and scared the shit out of me; turns out they were looking for what they described as âa young black man in a white hoodie with a gunâ who had allegedly attacked someone and was fleeing arrest. they had a massive amount of cops out, plainclothes and uniformed, and a fucking canine unit, so i was getting a little worried, but i am REALLY glad i did not go inside because a few minutes later there was suddenly a cop on the roof of the shed behind the house on one side of mine, and the kid theyâd described came sprinting across the lawn from the other side. the cop pulled his gun and yelled at the kid to get down, and the kid got down immediately and wasnât moving, at which point i stood the fuck up so the cop remembered that i was there watching. and then, everything went literally by the book, like the book u want cop behavior to be based on, no asinine fuckery or anything, they cuffed him and searched him and walked him out my alley to the street without any physical aggression or really many words aside from reading him his rights. the kid was doing the opposite of resisting and they didnât make it worse for him? they didnât manhandle him or abuse him in any way, from what i could see or hear from about 15 feet away? and that could have gone so differently. i would have videotaped but my phone was dead, so i just made it very, very known that i was watching. because a cop fucking pulled a gun on a young black guy in a hoodie in my goddamn fucking backyard, (regardless of what the guy did or did not allegedly do) and if thatâs not a moment in which the universe is p much demanding to know what kind of person i am, then i donât know what is. because historically, what commonly comes after a cop pulling a gun on a young black man in a hoodie is not a situation i think anyone wants to even think about anymore. Â
his family came by later and asked if they could look around in my yard for his phone. they told me more about what happened when they realized i was a sympathetic ear, which i wonât post here, but suffice it to say iâm questioning the strength of force brought out re: this incident and i am REALLY glad i was there so i could tell his mother that at the very least her son was arrested without incident. i donât presume to know what he is or isnât guilty of, especially because the situation became murky the second i found out more detail from non-cops, but itâs for that reason specifically that i honestly felt instinctively responsible in that moment for that young guyâs well being. he looked to be about the age of my brother, and was the same size, just some skinny kid. just, the more that i think about it the more i realize how vital it feels that i was there, because the scene could have gone COMPLETELY different and the fact that i could increase the chance that it wouldnât just by making my presence known is⌠really important to me. i was able to reassure his mother that her son was physically safe to the furthest of my knowledge, and i saw that goddamn relief on her face when she asked, âthey didnât beat him up or anything?â and i felt such gratitude for being able to tell her that no, i saw it all, and i did everything in my power to keep him from harmâs way, no matter what the overall situation was. we couldnât find his phone. but i hope theyâre going to be okay.Â
i would much rather place myself in the active mindset where no one deserves to be brutalized by police than a mindset in which i believe the police are doing what they should in exactly every situation. the odds on that side are better.

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Marxist Memes is spreading their âa materialist analysis of gender reveals that trans women are really men because they are still biologically maleâ and real quick I just want to explain the underlying theoretical error they are making.
Materialism (in the marxist sense) does not merely mean âcaring about matter or material realityâ it means understanding that social phenomena do not precede material reality but are produced by the real economic conditions of a given context.Thus, for materialism, there is not a fixed ontology which underlies any social phenomena, whether that ontology be biological or ideal. Rather, social phenomena are produced through contradictions emerging from the material and economic base of a society.Â
Gender is no different. Marxist Memes, in fact, betrays materialism by positing an underlying biological ontology which precedes economics. This is why they can ignore the reality of trans womens experiences under capitalism wherein we find ourselves overrepresented in the most dangerous forms of labpor, and often are at the fringes of precarious workers.Â
What they call materialism is merel a base or naive materialism which does not look to dialectic outlooks of history, but assumes static unchanging ontology which exists as a transhistorical reality. This materialism is merely another repackaged form of idealism and must be rejected by marxists.
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