Why, were there lots of immigrants in 1932?

There were scapegoats for problems - and here we have very real problems. I am concerned at what this will do on the far right and how people won’t act for being confused as the people from 1932.

What I am afraid of right now is that with the repeat of part of the elections in Berlin people will vote right-wing.

I know what happened.

People should also be careful what they wish for.
Voting extreme right-wing can also bring other consequences.

its 2023 guys, maybe we could all try to be a bit more tolerant of other cultures. im a bit shocked at he mob reaction here.

afterall, diversity is our strength.

I think it all boils down to diverse cultures not being tolerant of European local moral values and culture, despite the willingness of the latter being (a little too open) in welcoming all, personally. Nothing more, nothing less. And nothing to read between the lines.

This! This is what I fear if the far right get their way, this is what you get and it is very predictable. It´s happened before. And this is what the migrants do not understand will be the logical outcome of their actions.

"But! But" We tried to be tolerant, we did our best...!" Will be the answer if you did a nationwide poll after new years eve.

How much more tolerant should we be, or a better question: where is the limit to tolerance?

No, it doesnt. Lets just stick to the facts: a bunch of young guys threw fireworks at police and fire brigade on new years eve. Yes, many of them were immigrants, some refugees. However: No there is no proven causal connection that they threw the fireworks because they are from this or that culture. It's literally the same sort of action young Swiss men do before certain football games, the radical left does at the first of may demonstrations in Zurich or neonazis do when doing a "covid" protest.

Long story short: there is a bunch of guys who need to be reminded what the laws are and where their limits are. Problem is that both police and legal system in Berlin are basically dysfunctional. If they got arrested, handed a decent punishment quickly... there is a chance they'd learn. Reality is that if at all they will get a court date in three years and then if at all some suspended sentence because... Berlin. I dont see how any of that has to do with Muslims, refugees, brown skinned or whatever else. People try to use the story for whatever their political goals are - some demand better immigration courses, others demand to send them home. Somehow is "how about we fund the police and courts better and ensure they can do their job" not even an option in the debate.

P.S: Chance of Berlin voting right wing is about zero.

One of the very few times I find myself agreeing with Mr Söder... the most populistic politician of the conservative party: "its just typical Berlin, nobody supports the police there and stuff like that keeps on happening during events or the first of May. It can happen in Berlin, possibly Hamburg but just would not happen in Southern Germany"...

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this is the guy that was defending the refugees who drugged, raped and killed a 13 year old girl in austria.

as i said, the germans will blame anyone and anything except for the migrants!

I wish the world was as simple as your world view.

They were detained, had their ID´s checked and released, not even a slap on the wrist.

The mess would be far less prevalent without the naive "MultiKulti", and the simultaneous smearing as racist of whoever dared to disagree.
Is that why 80-90% of the killed protesters appear to be male? Women are valued less than men thus men get killed in far larger numbers?

Doesn't really add up.

Why kill women protestors, when they can achieve their goal by killing the men who support them? (Thereby controlling the women with terror.)

Berlin typically votes Left, but that is only recently, they used to like to vote Red a while back, Red Wedding isn´t just a TV meme, it is a municipality in Berlin... so it wont take much of a catalyst to change that once more.
It is not just the events at new years eve, it is culminating form the general flow of society, Berlin was just a sniffle in the long running flu.

I think you've left out the most important sentence, that the police doesn't get their backs covered. Not just, as mentioned, by the politicians but just as much by the general population.

The entire discussion on Berlin's NYE appears to be about demanding solutions from the state (from policing over social services to schools to more money in general) as if society and the general population had nothing to do with it.

I don't think this is a uniquely German thing, it's prevalent across much of the West. Another example would be on the (lack of) reporting of so called "Grooming Gangs" in the UK. There seems to be some latent fear among media elites of stoking racial tensions. By turning a blind eye though, they infantilize entire populations and erode trust in the media, arguably making matters worse in the long run.

Off-topic, but at least one has to respect the fact this election is being re-run. If by incompetence rather than conspiracy that electoral practices can be so bad as to call into question the integrity of the whole thing then it is only correct that there is a repeat. I can think of a number of US States that could maybe heed a lesson here.

I don't think the answer to this question matters too much anymore. Ultimately it doesn't matter what anyone thinks, these people have arrived in Germany and they're not going to be leaving anytime soon.

The time for this conversation was back in 2015. Unfortunately as I recall, it wasn't possible to have an adult conversation about the Migrant Crisis as many who raised objections were simply branded as "Far-Right". Looking back, I guess this is when the first seedlings of the culture wars of today took root.

In the end, what happened has happened, and now people have to live with it, for better or for worse.

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You're saying that women are incapable of protecting themselves, they need of men to provide a safe framework. I agree. Interestingly enough you go head-on against today's feminist doctrine with that.

Are you not sick of hearing yourself regarding your strange hate, disrespectful and perpetual taunting your views regarding your hate of women? I dare say that the rest of us are.