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Monday, August 9. 2010Preventing History from Repeating ItselfPosted by Joerg Wolf in German Politics on Monday, August 9. 2010
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Kevin Sampson
- #1 - 2010-08-10 07:42 - (Reply)
Really, Joe? You think those pictures of guys with underwear on their heads are more damaging than the one of the naked Vietnamese girl with the tatters of flesh hanging off her back and arms? Or the one of the Saigon chief of police (IIRC) shooting the suspected VC in the head? Honestly, Klein is such a hack. Comments ()
Kevin Sampson
- #2 - 2010-08-10 07:45 - (Reply)
Sorry, should have been in the 'Iraq War Enhances US Image as a Colonial Power' thread. Comments ()
Pamela
- #3 - 2010-08-11 00:51 - (Reply)
Can someone familiar with German law explain to me exactly what laws are thought to have been broken? Comments ()
Zyme
- #3.1 - 2010-09-15 00:08 - (Reply)
Pamela I am afraid it took me until now to properly acknowledge the first part of your comment - Comments ()
Joe Noory
- #4 - 2010-08-17 19:26 - (Reply)
Boy, and to think that THAT only took 9 years. It must be one of those "einfach kompiziert" things that has to be debated for half a decade. Comments ()
Zyme
- #5 - 2010-08-26 21:18 - (Reply)
After the controversy on muslims wanting to build a mosque next to the former twin towers, here I have something for you people interested in muslim related debates on the other side of the pond: Comments ()
Zyme
- #5.1 - 2010-08-26 21:23 - (Reply)
Ah I forgot something. David - didn't you write an article on Sarrazin sometime ago? I can't find it anymore. But surely you are interested in what the German public says to Sarrazin's thesis of muslims being Germany's peril due to lower intelligence spreading via higher birth-rate? Comments ()
David
- #5.1.1 - 2010-08-27 03:21 - (Reply)
Yes, I'm sure Sarrazin's position is popular just now, just as the position that Jews are "Untermenschen" was once quite popular. Comments ()
Zyme
- #5.1.1.1 - 2010-08-27 09:04 - (Reply)
But David, this can't be true can it? You said it yourself, his position is quite popular. But not all of them are NPD-voters. In fact, most are not. So why should he join this party? Comments ()
David
- #5.1.1.1.1 - 2010-08-27 16:07 - (Reply)
No, the CDU/SPD/FDP must remain true to German Basic Law ("Grundgessetz") and not pander to populist reaction. Comments ()
Zyme
- #5.1.1.1.1.1 - 2010-08-27 17:06 - (Reply)
They have one choice to make - pander to populist reaction as you say, or give way to a movement that purely builds on it. Comments ()
Zyme
- #5.1.1.1.1.1.1.1 - 2010-08-27 22:10 - (Reply)
I know too little about the Tea Party Movement tbh. Comments ()
Pat Patterson
- #5.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1 - 2010-08-27 23:25 - (Reply)
If you are referring to AZ then the only time people could be stopped by a government official and checked for legality was if they had been stopped for any other suspected crime, ie speeding, theft, etc. There is no state in the Union that allows people to be stopped solely to determine citizenship. But then Davd likes to brand anyone who disagrees with him as a racist so consider the source. But there are two groups that have argued that immigrants lower average inttelligence level in the US but one, Charles Murray argues that status changes rapidly if the child becomes educated and also has a good diet. While the other end are the followers of Peter Brimelow who charge that this gap is solely genetic and cannot change in general but only in specific cases. Comments ()
Zyme
- #5.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1 - 2010-08-27 23:42 - (Reply)
Ah thank you for the details. Comments ()
Pat Patterson
- #6 - 2010-08-28 02:02 - (Reply)
The US military found that as early as 1936 after their experiences with teens and young men at CCC camps that because of poor diets men were actually, like the North Koreans, smaller and worst less capable in the basic aptitutde tests the military used for recruits. They were in impetus for a free breakfast program for practically every child in the US and it was so successful that height, weight and aptitude had risen above levels before the Depression by 1944. Comments ()
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