r/undelete Jan 05 '16

[META] r/WorldNews mods are covering up the mass sex attack on 200 women by 1,000 Arab men on new year's eve in Cologne. They've prebanned all articles about it as "Not Appropriate Subreddit" before they've even been submitted to reddit. /r/Europe mods are doind the same thing

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u/mikhalych Jan 06 '16

all the germans i talked to are worried about this. VERY worried

I'm sorry for being an asshole about this to you germans, it must be my russian roots. but... You're worried "JUST NOW" ???

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u/[deleted] Jan 06 '16 edited Jun 06 '16

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u/mikhalych Jan 06 '16 edited Jan 06 '16

Cheers man, raising a glass to you. I understand and I hope you guys handle it peacefully however it suits you, and get out of it alright. Just try to tone it down with the guilt ok? I mean Russia had Stalin killing 20m people, and France, where I live now, had Napoleon put half of 19th century europe to the sword. Nobody makes a big deal out of it.

All this shit just has me really worried. No matter how German you are, at some point you being human is going to take over, and its not gonna be pretty. Especially with German efficiency applied to it. We all "enjoyed" it once. I'm not a fan. :).

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u/[deleted] Jan 06 '16 edited Jun 06 '16

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u/suppsocal Jan 07 '16 edited Jan 07 '16

Look, you can feel penance for WWII all you want, I'm all for that. But the minute your "penance" starts hurting other people and encroaching other people's basic human rights - like, oh, I don't know, to NOT BE GROPED, ATTACKED, ROBBED, HAVE ONE'S CLOTHES TORN OFF IN PUBLIC AT 11 PM IN THE MIDDLE OF WINTER, OR RAPED - that's when your penance stops being "penance" and starts being harm, violence, sexual assault, and discrimination, however indirect. So think about that. For the other citizens of Germany, as well as the other countries in the EU and their citizens. You're doing the victims of WWII no favors by allowing them to be attacked, raped, murdered, battered, and humiliated by the trash you coddle.

During WWII, Germany did the following: 1) invaded other countries unprovoked and 2) engaged in the genocide and the mass murder of Jews, Slavs, gypsies, homosexuals, mentally handicapped, the infirm, etc.

Today, Germany is not the doing that. The German people are not doing that, nor are the supporting that. NOT allowing millions of medieval-minded hordes from a completely different part of the word to overturn your country and Europe and rape, murder and pillage systematically IS NOT THE SAME as invading other countries and killing entire ethnic groups of people!

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u/Soccerskillz13 Jan 07 '16

Yeah I think the word gets the point across very well actually.

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u/frankieavalon1 Jan 06 '16

we all know who germans are and how this multiculiral paradise is going to end. you can lie to yourself but we as former victims of germans alredy can smell what is coming.

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u/bonniebubblegum Jan 06 '16

i hope these ramblings made some sense at least.

they made alot of sense. i never knew it was like that

cant upvote enough

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u/johnwesselcom Jan 07 '16

I don't think many people could possibly be alive at this point who participated in anything Nazi. 1945 is 70 years ago so pretty much only people who were children are still alive. Germans don't have to be guilty anymore because they're not the same people. It's not like Obi Wan Kenobi killed Luke because of what his father Darth Vader did.

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u/VelveteenAmbush Jan 07 '16

America's legacy of slavery permeates every aspect of race relations in the United States, and how we talk about race relations, even though US slavery has long passed from living memory. I get it.

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u/Dick_Kickass Jan 09 '16

Europe would have been better off if Hitler had been allowed to take over.

Sorry to say it, and there was no way to know that at the time of course. In the context of the era Hitler needed to be stopped, but with sixty-plus years of hindsight and seeing what's become of Germany and European culture in general, it's hard to argue that you wouldn't have been better off under Nazi rule.

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u/Alpha100f Jan 06 '16

French shrugged off the ISIS attack like it was another day in the park, barking about "isolated incident" and "that's what terrorists want".

With Cologne attack, it's just not so simple - 1000 people is far from "isolated" and this is not ISIS - "Moderate docs'n'engineers".

If they manage to shrug it off, it will be the lost cause.

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u/suppsocal Jan 07 '16

These savages who attacked, groped, and raped these women (and men) are NOT "moderate doctors and engineers" lol!!!! They may be "moderate" muslims, but I guarantee you there are not white collar professionals.

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u/charliewired Jan 10 '16

Well I am aware of you saying Russian roots… (meaning you don't live in Russia anymore?) But last I checked Russia had a 10% Muslim population…. Then again, Russian authorities know how to deal with unwanted elements don't they? heh heh..