You read that just out of my experiences? The prejudgment is on your side. There is no "the Turk" or "the Jew" for me.Of course, except for the Holocaust, the topics were deemed good.I know it was wrong and don´t need a daily reminder.
If you still think tolerance is a negative value, I think you need a thrice-daily reminder.
Why would you think tolerance of others is a bad thing?
The big question is why we need that shit stuff and the actual subjects fall short.
Of course you don´t need tolerance for a Turk among hundred Germans. You need tolerance for a German among hundred Turks. It was brainwashing.
In my small town people got robbed on daylight by Russians and Turks. Shot and beaten the kneecaps, ect. Do you think it is good when a student naively approaches them just to get beaten and robbed?
At the funfair we heard shots in our small town. Once, on the funfair, a Turk drove his baby buggy over my foot and I laughed. This started a turmoil. The Turk, a person between 30 and 45 probably, just pulled his shirt off and got ready to fight me little boy. Luckily the people came to help me. I have more examples for why "tolerance" and "multiculturalism" don´t exist the way they try to teach us.
When the Nazis saw a Jew doing something they didn't like, they saw 'the Jew' , not the person doing it. When you see someone doing something you don't like, you see 'the Turk' not the person doing it.
It sounds like you need MORE Holocaust education, not less.
And, this time, pay attention.
Sure of course, until let your guard off...
if the Jews didn´t betray Germany for the desert and stayed in Germany, we´d have won WWI and everything would be fine.
Are you and sunni are taking acting classes together?
It is easy tu bun that flag tofay.
"Britain’s support for the Zionist movement came from its concerns regarding the direction of the First World War. Aside from a genuine belief in the righteousness of Zionism, held by Lloyd George among others, Britain’s leaders hoped that a statement supporting Zionism would help gain Jewish support for the Allies."
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And?
Kinda proves my point don't you think?
You don't until you do, in the same breath.
No, you just create another nazism. It is about history. People say "the Americans", "the Germans", ect. This is how I meant "the Jews".
Oh so now I create another nazism?
Yeah, just scratch your:
There is no "the Turk" or "the Jew" for me.
and its the same old rotten stench.
Enemies everywhere
I don't have any enemies. Except my ex.
I have plenty of them. I don´t know why and who they are.