It's not just german politicians out of morbid curiosity I went onto german and oh boy, south africa is putin, yemen is putin and just in general german people just have the worst brainworms.

Top 5 Shipping Companies: Schweiz,Italien,Dänemark,Frankreich,Deutschland,China

Auf China kann man sich nicht verlassen, eh klar. Die Schweiz ist sicherheitspolitisch ein freerider, ist leicht neutral zu sein, wenn man von verbündeten Demokratien umzingelt ist, die zwischen einem und Russen und Terror stehen.

You can't rely on China, that's obvious. Switzerland is security politics wise a parasite, it's easy being neutral when you are surrounded by allied democracies (fucking citation needed), who stand between them and the Russians and the terror.

Dass Deutschland,Dänemark,Frankreich,Italien an der jetzigen Operation nicht beteiligt sind, finde ich aber beschämend. Insbesondere Deutschland und Dänemark sind maximal exportorientierte Staaten. Da riskieren mal wieder die USA und UK ihre Leute für unseren Profit, damit die Schiffe von Maersk und co ankommen und deren Crews keinen Schaden nehmen.

I find it shameful that germany, denmark, france and italy are not part of the current operation. Especially germany and denmark are exportoriented countries. (Not for long anymore Heinrich). The USA and UK risk their people for our profit, so that ships from Maersk and company arrive and their crew doesn't get injured.

Frankreich braucht auch keine großen Töne spucken bzgl unabhängiger EU, die spielen bei freedom of navigation missions auch nur eine kleine Geige. Hacken zu gerne auf jedem irgendwo intervenierenden Land rum, selber wollen sie nur ihre eigenen Ex-Kolonien unter Kontrolle halten und scheitern dabei

France can't really boast about their part, they're not really a player in freedom of navigation mission (Freedom to navigate where? The genocide country?). They love to bash every interventionist country, themselves they want to keep their little ex-colonies and are currently failing.

Das am jetzigen Militäreinsatz einzige beteiligte Land der EU ist die Niederlande.

Some bullshit about the dutch who are depraved people

Edit: I would look for more stuff but holy shit all these little Eichmanns are just so fucking disgusting literally breaking my , they all thinks its shameful that germany is not killing enough brown people, that germany is not being more like the USA.

Edit Edit: This set me off more than it should because I just haven't been on for a long time and I don't use social media in general but holy shit how fucking vile all of those people are fucking Goebbels and Göring would blush at these pigs wanting their trough to be filled with blood because their toys get delayed by a week.

There was no real ideological break between the third reich and the fourth reich. The whole Red Army Faction campaign against the Nazis, which I cannot stress enough happened in the fucking 70s, fully 25 years after the War, happened because a new, post-war generation of Germans realized they were living in a Nazi state and tried to fight against it. The fourth Reich only began to acknowledge the holocaust in a serious way in the late 80s, and unfortunately the influence of the gdr, which was flat out conquered by the fourth reich, does not seem to have resulted in a serious shift in german foreign policy. Plus, they're capitalists, by nature a genocidal economic system that demands the occaisional destruction of entire people's standing in the way of it's goal of exploitation and enslavement.

My experience is generally that there was never really any reckoning with Germany's past, only a cultural admission. The children of the 60s onwards may have rallied against the cultural silence surrounding the holocaust but much of social heirarchy stayed absolutely the same. Actually radical groups were mostly defeated, killed, imprisoned, or disgraced. And that generation of germans succeeded only in so far as forcing the country to acknowledge its crimes, but not really confront them, never mind learn from them. There's a deeply prideful conservatism that often goes largely unspoken in Germany, that is open enough to feel cultural guilt at large, but not really willing to risk blowing up what societal bonds and norms they do have.

In my own extended German family, I had at least one figure - a lynchpin of the broader family - who spent almost all his money getting people out of Germany as it got worse, and then deserting (possibly killing an officer to do so, although that was always murky) when he was conscripted, and fleeing to the UK. And even he dealt with one of his daughters marrying a former SS officer by simply giving them the lifelong cold shoulder, inviting her but freezing him out of family gatherings etc. There was this idea that to be so shamed by the anti-Nazi majority of the family was somehow punishment enough after the war, and as I got older I've never understood how you could look a man who still had his SS uniform in the eye and not think that a bullet was more appropriate than being disinvited from Christmas and weddings.

So Germany has this odd and unholy mixture of acknowledging some sort of cultural guilt, like a quieter version of the performative land acknowledgements or virtue signally of US libs, combined with a sort of English, stiff upper lip 'it's indulgent to complain or make too much of a fuss' attitude. And it results in a country that is filled with solemn rememberences for the Holocaust but no real material attempt at self-improvement or change on a structural level. It's a shamed, but largely unchanged, nationalism in contrast to Britain's more hysterical, embarrased nationalism. But it's just as insidious and deeply rooted as it ever was in general.

They can’t help but do genocide, it’s in their nature

Augustus should have never stopped his punitive campaign against the impetuous Germans.