The World From Berlin: Neo-Nazi Killings 'A Poisoned Thorn' in Germany's Side

[sysop]

One year after German authorities accidentally discovered that neo-Nazi terrorists were behind the shootings of 10 mainly Turkish immigrants between 2000 and 2007, media commentators say the country doesn't just need to revamp its security services -- it needs to combat widespread racism.

http://www.spiegel.de/international/...-a-865340.html

[Eleos]

The Financial Times says: "We want them" Clearly many Germans don't want them, and in a country with freedom of expression that should be their right. When laws are enacted to punish so-called "hate speech" and people are imprisoned for saying that they prefer to live in a homogeneous society, like Japan for instance, then you force legitimate political opinion underground where it ferments violence.

Ir does not take much insight to know that any journalist who does not condemn the far-right will not go far, and that any newspaper that is not strident in its condemnation will be itself condemned and boycotted. Speak for yourself Financial Times, but spare us your sanctimonious arrogance.

[chuchu3151]

Originally Posted by sysop

One year after German authorities accidentally discovered that neo-Nazi terrorists were behind the shootings of 10 mainly Turkish immigrants between 2000 and 2007, media commentators say the country doesn't just need to revamp its security services -- it needs to combat widespread racism.

http://www.spiegel.de/international/...-a-865340.html

I think that one thing the liberal press does not understand is that you cannot "force feed" liberal racial views. The human condition is: the more you try to force people through laws, threats, fines etc the more they will do the exact opposite. Racism has been there since for ever,just ask the Jewish population,from Italy to many other parts of the world they have always suffered discrimination. It is nothing new,people want to be and mix with their own,simple as that. Even the people that are being racially discriminated against, prefer to be with their own kind. That is why integration does not work very well.They just happen to find Europe financially very
lucrative and want to stay. By the way, there are suburbs in Berlin where Germans don't go because it is "occupied" by a Muslim community. Nobody says much about that,just in case they are being accused of being racists. Very strange people these Germans, but I do adore them so much!