Germany: Marches against the far right draw over 200,000

As I said, they're "français de souche" and can't have their citizenship revoked, unless they've committed particular crimes against France.

I haven't denied that many hold appalling opinions.

If we want to live in a cohesive, running society we can't accept those that would derail it.

We go on and on and on about accepting others and who they are, yet we seem to invite the very people who don't accept.

Do you mean TSR emojis?

I think the article is more about segregating disabled people from able-bodied people in schools.

I personally think that inclusivity and tolerance should be taught in schools but I wasn’t taught many of the stuff that they teach nowadays either until sixth form.

I mean even if it was possible legally, how do you do it, what metrics (besides ability to speak German maybe) do you use to determine whether someone is “unassimilated” or not? As in named consistent metrics that can be use on anyone and everyone that hopefully won’t be based on ethnic prejudice.

I personally don’t agree (if we’re talking about asylum seekers).

Yeah. I suspect that they've not really properly thought of the how in this particular case.

While it's biggest impact is on the likes of asylum seekers, it would also be a way that they could remove large numbers of lower paid employees for the numbers. In these cases you don't actually need a policy to remove them, you just need to tell asylum seekers and those on short term work visas and students that you won't permit their residency to be extended. Hence they have to leave.

It's cutting avacado with a sledgehammer but i see some points to it (though i favour increasing the size of the labour force, my primary annoyance is multiculturalism).

No.
The old smileys where you had a box full of them to choose from.

My comments were aimed entirely at those with far right sympathisies. If you chose to go full main character syndrome and assume was aimed at yourself, so be it.

People with far right views rarely self-identify as far-right.

My comments were aimed entirely at those with far right sympathisies. If you chose to go full main character syndrome and assume was aimed at yourself, so be it.

People with far right views rarely self-identify as far-right.

I’ve noticed this as well (I seem to notice it more on the right side of the political spectrum than the left side).

I just took apart the first part of his comment so i suggest you read my response to him for that one. However ill assume you weren’t trying to join in his utterly failed attempt at being clever and address the other point.

To that second point it may have something to do with that fact that what people consider "far right" today is laughable when compared to the actual far right of the spectrum. Added to that anything which doesn’t follow the line of the “left” is automatically vilified even if the content of their argument is perfectly sound. Together it means most people who believe any “right wing” ideas keep it to themselves for fear of being persecuted, which if nothing else highlights how “fascist” those claiming to be on the left actually are but then again as the popular saying goes “the fascists of the future will call themselves anti-fascists”.

I just took apart the first part of his comment so i suggest you read my response to him for that one. However ill assume you weren’t trying to join in his utterly failed attempt at being clever and address the other point.

To that second point it may have something to do with that fact that what people consider "far right" today is laughable when compared to the actual far right of the spectrum. Added to that anything which doesn’t follow the line of the “left” is automatically vilified even if the content of their argument is perfectly sound. Together it means most people who believe any “right wing” ideas keep it to themselves for fear of being persecuted, which if nothing else highlights how “fascist” those claiming to be on the left actually are but then again as the popular saying goes “the fascists of the future will call themselves anti-fascists”.

[Citation Needed]

People feel intimidated when sharing a view that is contrary to the views that the people around them have. This exists everywhere, what makes you think it applies to right wing views more than left wing views?

Also, give some examples instead of making vague generalisations.

Well ok, these are just what I’ve experienced.
I’ve been called a Nazi and racist simply because I want to reduce illegal immigration.
I’ve been called racist because I have views which are culturally conservative.

I’ve been called trans-phobic simply because I don’t believe you can change your "gender" on a whim, or that gender is distinct from sex.

And I can list a lot more.

Now I don’t care what a bunch of morons call me in an attempt to discredit me because they don’t have a good counter argument. I really don’t. But I understand that some people will care about that kind of thing. You have got to be blind to not notice how much more vilified the right wing is compared to the left, you only need to count how many times people have been fired or "cancelled" because they don’t toe the lefty line. Yeah, they eventually go to court and get a settlement because they had their rights violated but the fact the “left” is able to apply such pressure in the first place highlights the problem perfectly. No one has ever been fired for openly admitting they are a communist.

I have been called a "traitor" for supporting EU membership and a "communist" for suporting public services. I have even been accused of supporting "white genocide" because I think immigration is good and racism is bad.

Your experiences are not unique, all sides of the political spectrum are met with attacks from extremists on opposite end.

Nobody has ever been fired for being a communist? Look up McCarthyism.

Fair, the ravings of ******s doesnt mean much but can you find an example of those where someone a job for it? Been arrested? Banned from social media? etc etc. Because for all the things i mentioned that i have experienced you can find someone who has been subject to such punishment.

Well you only had to go back to the 60s to find an example lol. How about anything current?

You cannot seriously be willing to sit at your PC and type with a straight face the "right wing" is not more demonised today than the “left”. To do so is to try and feign balance in a situation which is anything but balanced.