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I’ve full understanding and I consider it a legally unbearable situation that we can not openly exchange about that.
Fashions, also political ones, regularly come in pendulum movements and when there is well a change it often goes much farer than anyone would expect.
We have had a big change in the environment of the people the last 100 years by birth control and more social freedom etc. I’m convinced that the best tackeling of that new conditions is not to remove them - I see no realistic chance for that - but a normal biological adaptation process to those conditions. This means that simply those who reproduce under the given circumstances will form the coming generations and those who don’t will die out. The result will be a healthy population that biologically works fine under the given conditions. It’s no problem if the people shrinks during this adaptation process. That is normal. But during this adaptation process the population is particularly vulnearble and has to be protected from foreign influx.
You do have a point there. I think that the early Celtic admixture starting at abt. 200 BCE is also a commonality. Perspectively the other contributions will also become a commonality, although I’d be fine with remaining regional differences.
Absolutely. To express it drastically: Our Old-German, Celtic, Baltic, Slavic etc. ancestral populations have died out in favour of the ethnogenesis of today’s ethnic Germans. As Germans we have a diffferent interest and a different identity then our various ancestral populations. Preserving us is something different than preserving them.
Maybe the resolves all assumed contradictions.
I think that my take on the German ethnicity is essentially congruent with what deutsche Volkszugehörigkeit simply means in the German language and in that point the view in the Third Reich does not notably differ from the view in the jurisdiction of the Bundesverwaltungsgericht of the FRG in the context of the Bundesvertriebengesetz. The only notable difference between the Third Reich perception and the referred to FRG jurisdiction is that the aspect of Jewish ancestry is no particular matter to the latter.
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We'll know on tuesday. I believe at least the starting eleven will be mostly portuguese, in theory Pepe has lost his place to Ruben Dias and Gonçalo Inácio, but you never know, CR7 might tell the coach to play Pepe.
Either way, i have no problems with the likes of Rafael Leão playing for Portugal, but i have issues with naturalized players, which is the case of several brazilians in our team.
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That's your error in thought. Pride was hardly ever a reason for it and thus a change won‘t cause a change. Beyond that the majority of Germans has managed to unite the unquenchable part of history called Holocaust with esteem for the own country and a national sentiment. That's no contradiction - only to AfD and nazis it is, sorry, I meant in your case 97% nazi.
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If you interview childless Germans why they have no children a notable proportion state that there are enought people in the world. Obviously they see no mentionable peculiarity in their own kind. Such an attitude is incompatible with being pround of your own kind and people because then you would consider it a desiderate to procreate your own kind regardless how many foreign individuals there are in the world.
From this I deduce that the lack of pride is relevant. It doesn't apply to me so I can not refer to myself. I can just try to interpret the respective infertility of my compatriots. What part of my deduction do you consider wrong?
This is a surprising statement considering that you know that to me there is no contradiction between the holocaust and my pride and my esteem for my country and people and I do unite all this perfectly. Is there anything of this that was unknown to you or what motivated your statement?
Precautionary: You can not say that you did not also mean me after you even expressly explained that you count me under your beloved "nazi" label and thus your preceding "AfD and nazis" statement applies also to me.
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Only one of her grandparents was Polak.
He was a police man of the Prussian state in the Posen province. There is a photo were he wears a uniform from Poles who fought against the German Empire (and Prussia) and for a Polish independency in the Posen province. Regardless of this he ended up in Berlin in Germany, continuing to be a Prussian police man.
My interpretation is that he was a disgusting Polish opportunist that preferred the German salary before being in his own shithole state that he in an anti-German manner acted for.
Btw. a not rare and unmasking attitude of many foreigners in Germany nowadays.
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