Five minutes of hate news

[mrttao]

> German farmers lose their diesel subsidy and farm equipment tax breaks.
> Can't make ends meet
> All of them are on a massive strike in the capital
> German chancellor tells them "sorry. we are out of money"
> "we need it for roads and infrastructure"
> jeers grow louder as he says "with the war in ukraine, peace and freedom in europe are threatened one again. so we have to invest once again in our security as we used to," he said
> Farmers now demanding that cartels and monopolies be broken up. as they are abusing their monopoly to rip off the farmers.
> Demanding no tax increase for farming
> Demanding an end to additional regulations, bureacracy, inspections
> Demanding no genetically modified seeds or synth meat
> French farmers start joining the protests too. dump massive amount of maneure
> Fed up with crippling globalist policies in the name of curbing climate change

 

[Jormungandr]

Ooh, could the tide be finally turning?

 

[LordsFire]

Ooh, could the tide be finally turning?

The pressure is certainly building. Whether this'll be the tipping point or not, that still remains to be seen.

 

[Zachowon]

Didn't French government outside Macron pass stuff to crack down on immigration?

 

[Jormungandr]

Didn't French government outside Macron pass stuff to crack down on immigration?

Bandaid to a missing limb, basically.

 

[TheRejectionist]

There's also the fact of EU is considering deporting the 800000 Ukranians that are currently in EU countries, OR AT LEAST PART OF THEM. This a move proposed by one guy that is being echoed in the EU parliament, but wheter they will manage it is another beast entirely. I don't think any of the common folk in the countries I know and speak the language of would approve of such a move, most likely because it could open a Pandora's box that never was open to begin with.

Also because Ukranians, barring some incidents, have demonstrated to be decent guests.

IF they DEPORT Ukranians, then the EU govs will look competent against folks that don't actually deserve it.

And people will start wondering WHY they are NOT DEPORTING people who don't deserve to be in here (criminals of any sort, theocrats and socioeconomic leeches), what in German Marxism you would call Lumpenproletariat , the kind of people that are underclass but work against THE underclass. The useful tools of cosmopolitan elites in our case.

AND if they act like the farmers, well...nation consciousness start to arise.

Also, it would set a precedent to open up again what amounts to "legally forced" conscription and re-introducing military service in countries that haven't seen such a thing in three decades.

 

[mrttao]

There's also the fact of EU is considering deporting the 800000 Ukranians that are currently in EU countries, OR AT LEAST PART OF THEM. This a move proposed by one guy that is being echoed in the EU parliament, but wheter they will manage it is another beast entirely. I don't think any of the common folk in the countries I know and speak the language of would approve of such a move, most likely because it could open a Pandora's box that never was open to begin with.

Also because Ukranians, barring some incidents, have demonstrated to be decent guests.

IF they DEPORT Ukranians, then the EU govs will look competent against folks that don't actually deserve it.

And people will start wondering WHY they are NOT DEPORTING people who don't deserve to be in here (criminals of any sort, theocrats and socioeconomic leeches), what in German Marxism you would call Lumpenproletariat , the kind of people that are underclass but work against THE underclass. The useful tools of cosmopolitan elites in our case.

AND if they act like the farmers, well...nation consciousness start to arise.

Also, it would set a precedent to open up again what amounts to "legally forced" conscription and re-introducing military service in countries that haven't seen such a thing in three decades.

EU Government be like

 

[Jormungandr]

EU Government be like

Yes, deport the actual refugees than the invading barbarian hordes; sounds about right for such an entity like the EU. shrug

 

[mrttao]

Yes, deport the actual refugees than the invading barbarian hordes; sounds about right for such an entity like the EU. shrug

Not enough rapes per capita.
And they might even vote conservative.

 

[TheRejectionist]

I love how leftist forget that many of the migrant cultures (good or bad) that they "protect" and "Infantilize" are some of the most conservatives you can find. Like, the exact opposite of progressive.

 

[Captain X]

They don't care. These are people who don't actually have to deal with them beyond maybe a restaurant or something along those lines, or who know full well that these people are simply there to disrupt. The useful idiots only care because they are classified as "oppressed."

 

[ATP]

Ooh, could the tide be finally turning?

Sadly,no.
If germans farmers decide to fight for their rights,german elites would do what they did in 1525 - unite and massacre them.

 

[TheRejectionist]

They don't care. These are people who don't actually have to deal with them beyond maybe a restaurant or something along those lines, or who know full well that these people are simply there to disrupt. The useful idiots only care because they are classified as "oppressed."

I don't think they don't care, I think they are blissfully unaware like that protester that was pro-Palestinian until he discovered from actual Palis that NO, they DON'T ACCEPT LGBTs in Gaza or the West Bank.

Still doesn't excuse them.

 

[Jormungandr]

I don't think they don't care, I think they are blissfully unaware like that protester that was pro-Palestinian until he discovered from actual Palis that NO, they DON'T ACCEPT LGBTs in Gaza or the West Bank.

Still doesn't excuse them.

Well, they're safer than ever in Gaza now, given there's no tall buildings left to be thrown from.

 

[TheRejectionist]

PS



TLDR : Refugees leaving a part of Germany not because of proper reasons but because the freebies now will be much more controlled, the guy in the video questions if that's about to happen to all of Germany and THEN Europe.

 

[TheRejectionist]

 

[PsihoKekec]

There is no decline

 

[Rocinante]

There is no decline

Since high school...well I lost count around ten. I have lost many personal, direct friends, not just associates, to the opiod crisis.

I had some addiction issues in my past. Mostly alcohol, but I'd pop the occasional pills. This could have been me. Glad I got out of that life.

Most of the time i "lost" them way before they died. Because they took their lives in that direction, and chose to live that way. Only a matter of time until they show up in an obituary.

I just lost one last month. And you know what's most fucked up about it? I didn't even feel sad, or bother going to the funeral. It's just happened so much that I am desensitized to it. Just another one gone. Saw that coming. Most of the time it's only one way out for these people, and that's in a coffin.

I don't even celebrate people getting sober anymore because 95% of them relapse. Whether it's in a few months or a few years. I know like 3 people who have stayed sober for more than 5 years. In fact most of the people who die are sober people relapsing.

It's pathetic. I have basically lost my empathy in this situation.

 

[LordsFire]

That's rough.

 

[SoliFortissimi]

And the left probably wants to legalise said opiods as fast as it can, with the excuse that the money will go to treating addicts (by letting them inject safely).