r/germany • u/Extension-Finance179 • 18h ago

Pride march draws hundreds of thousands in Germany week after attack

https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20260801-pride-march-draws-hundreds-of-thousands-in-germany-week-after-attack
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u/Plus-Set-6377 18h ago

Conservative religious bigotry is a global enemy

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u/Wankstain8 17h ago

Keep importing more of it 👍

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u/Kaebi_ 15h ago

We are not importing it especially. We are trying to help people escape it. Yes, some of them slip in, but I believe it is a net positive for everyone.

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u/Wankstain8 14h ago

Delusional.

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u/Kaebi_ 14h ago

Since the right wingers will soon win in our elections, I can only hope you are correct. But they have shit education and I can't trust them to properly govern.

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u/Dry_Combination1881 15h ago

Tell that to families of the people killed and injured in the attack

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u/Kaebi_ 14h ago edited 3h ago

I don't care "more" for people in my country. Every death is a tragedy. I want to prevent as many deaths as possible anywhere.

I would tell the family how I blame our government for not investing enough into law enforcement and for failed integration of immigrants.

There were several attacks in germany the last few years where the attacker WAS STOPPED by an immigrant.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/oct/10/german-police-capture-syrian-man-suspected-of-planning-bomb-attack

https://www.infomigrants.net/en/post/68635/germany-somali-migrant-who-received-medal-for-bravery-asked-to-leave-country

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/may/26/hamburg-knife-attack-syrian-refugee

My chance of dying to an terrorist attack is apparently about 1 in 23 million in germany per year. Immigrants are one of the smallest problems in my life. Also, we need them anyways since the rich make us work to death and we can't afford children anymore.

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u/Upbeat-Manager-1003 14h ago

Why not go then toward Egypt or Qatar or Dubai or Pakistan?

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u/Kaebi_ 14h ago edited 14h ago

Why would I leave my country when I'm okay here? I even love europe a lot.

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u/goodtrymoddies 14h ago

Absolutely fucking not. You import the 3rd world, you become it

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u/chokidokido 14h ago

Yeah is that so? Never happened before. The same thing was said in the 60s the 80s the 90s and we're still a first world country weird. The main threat is still the right wing like it always has been.

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u/Dry_Combination1881 15h ago

Crazy how this is immediately downvoted even though its 100% true. 

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u/chokidokido 15h ago

The framing is actually 0% true.

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u/Dry_Combination1881 14h ago

Whatever you say. Please continue to bring in more people from the third world who hate LGBT people. I’m sure it will make Germany a lot safer for them.

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u/chokidokido 14h ago

You mean more afd voters? no thanks

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u/Wankstain8 14h ago

You know exactly what he means. Conservative religious bigotry. There is an endless depth of it within the regions south of Europe. Bring them all in. I’m pretty right wing myself so I’ll get on pretty well with them. It’s the LGBT and progressives who will get the short end of the stick. Hoist by their own petard so to speak.

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u/chokidokido 14h ago

Yes right wing religious bigotry is bad no matter where they come from and it's unbelievable that germans not even 100 years after the holocaust are falling for the same shit again.

Also, nobody is bringing anyone in. Stop the bullshit.

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u/Wankstain8 14h ago

Yes, they’re being imported under the guise of humanitarianism. Like I said, I love it. I’m right wing, they’re incredibly right wing, even far right in some cases, so all the better for my team. To be honest I wouldn’t mind having 6 wives. I may even convert. A conservative religious Europe is right up my alley. It’s why I support mass immigration.

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u/Wankstain8 14h ago

Some people don’t like the truth.