Uncanny similarity, Germany refuses to see the pattern…
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… yep, and the ultimate irony will be that this censorship brings about the very thing that it seeks to prevent.
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I appreciate the part of my DNA that originated in Germany and FULLY appreciate why they got the BLEEP out of there.
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Germany was never really de-Nazified. The stay behind cells went underground, got rebranded or were sanitized for their usefulness. Replacing or killing an idea is hard work….
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Looks like demolition of the building where Hitler’s birth took place reached an ironic compromise… training police. 
Killing ideas makes for political theater circuses. The previous owner was forced to sell the building after she refused permission for renovations, so left it empty after receiving state rental income since 1972.
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8 to10 mlns of German Turks that are not fully asssimilated into German society, bears uncanny resemblance to German Jews in the 30ties of last century. Will they become a next scapegoat in consecutive “satanic awakening” of that God forsaken nation, or maybe Europe will finally catch the brake and will enjoy the multitude of German statehoods? I for once can’t wait for coronation of Bavarian king. Saxony with the monarch will do also.( but not the latest offsprings from London please)
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… speaking of Londonistan and Englandistan …
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Everything about Germany and the EU’s censorship pogrom if one cares to know…,
That German Blueprint is being rolled out, aggressively, in Canada, which has also introduced unprecedented and chilling “Hate” laws:
This is so that anyone who questions or disagrees with any of the “You Will Own Nothing (not even your own body)” policies being rolled out, will be sure to be accused of “Hate” and dealt with, as Germans have successfully done with their populace.
@Scarmoge @sunnyboy For years now, under “non-crime hate incident” rules, the police in Great Britainistan have been knocking on thousands of people’s doors who’ve posted this or that on social media . . . creating a quasi criminal record those people. Such record can prevent some people from getting jobs that require a background check, or so I’ve heard. I’m surprised they need a new dragnet. Sounds like Canada is taking a cue from their cousins across the Pond.