Posted: Sun May 19, 2019 2:12 am
Asherahan wrote:At the very least germany should have been broken up to into smaller states and not allowed to be unified like Austria Hungary.
Germany got that treatment for almost 50 years.
Because sometimes even national leaders just want to hang out
https://forum.nationstates.net/
Asherahan wrote:At the very least germany should have been broken up to into smaller states and not allowed to be unified like Austria Hungary.
Conserative Morality wrote:The Xenopolis Confederation wrote:I do not see how that's relevant. (Although, personally I don't think anything should be a capital crime, but that's beside the point).
My point is that current law does not dictate justice; current law is simply the primary conduit for justice.
Torrocca wrote:Jack Thomas Lang wrote:Too much damn work for too little gain.
Took a minute, tops.
See how that post OEP quoted says nothing about shooting and killing Nazis? :3
Totally Not OEP wrote:Tbh after 1968 I have more sympathy for East Germany than West.
The Xenopolis Confederation wrote:
What was wrong with the 68 movement that wasn't wrong with the GDR?
Totally Not OEP wrote:The Xenopolis Confederation wrote:That's not really an answer.
It is when you do as I said.
The 1968 Movement encapsulated the transformation of West Germany into a Bohemian society, as a generation of bourgeois youth far too spoiled for their own good came into power. East Germany avoided this and, for all the criticisms I as a Far Rightist could place upon them, remained fairly Nationalistic, militaristic and resistant to the social values the 1968 Revolution represented. When you delve into the writings of the East Bloc, you see they largely did maintain, at least in part, the traditionalist outlook of Slavic society with regards to social matters.
The Xenopolis Confederation wrote:Totally Not OEP wrote:
It is when you do as I said.
The 1968 Movement encapsulated the transformation of West Germany into a Bohemian society, as a generation of bourgeois youth far too spoiled for their own good came into power. East Germany avoided this and, for all the criticisms I as a Far Rightist could place upon them, remained fairly Nationalistic, militaristic and resistant to the social values the 1968 Revolution represented. When you delve into the writings of the East Bloc, you see they largely did maintain, at least in part, the traditionalist outlook of Slavic society with regards to social matters.
I view militarism and a traditionalist slavic outlook as negatives rather than positives to be honest.
Totally Not OEP wrote:The Xenopolis Confederation wrote:That's not really an answer.
It is when you do as I said.
The 1968 Movement encapsulated the transformation of West Germany into a Bohemian society, as a generation of bourgeois youth far too spoiled for their own good came into power. East Germany avoided this and, for all the criticisms I as a Far Rightist could place upon them, remained fairly Nationalistic, militaristic and resistant to the social values the 1968 Revolution represented. When you delve into the writings of the East Bloc, you see they largely did maintain, at least in part, the traditionalist outlook of Slavic society with regards to social matters.
Painisia wrote:Totally Not OEP wrote:
It is when you do as I said.
The 1968 Movement encapsulated the transformation of West Germany into a Bohemian society, as a generation of bourgeois youth far too spoiled for their own good came into power. East Germany avoided this and, for all the criticisms I as a Far Rightist could place upon them, remained fairly Nationalistic, militaristic and resistant to the social values the 1968 Revolution represented. When you delve into the writings of the East Bloc, you see they largely did maintain, at least in part, the traditionalist outlook of Slavic society with regards to social matters.
Well, your waifu GDR became Germany`s poor fever region after the reunification in 1990. But you would find it satisfying that it is in the former lands of the GDR that the Far-Right is experiencing a surge. Alternative für Deutschland is experiencing growth there
Asherahan wrote:Jack Thomas Lang wrote:Didn't West Germany go easy on former Nazi party members and administrators? If so, seems to have worked out fine.
Turns out Commie propaganda is just that, propaganda. Germany didn't have to initiate Stalinist repression to shut down Nazism.
*AfD exists and Right Wing Germans are still a bunch of pricks trampling over the sovereignty of other countries*
Sure it worked fine.
Asherahan wrote:Jack Thomas Lang wrote:Didn't West Germany go easy on former Nazi party members and administrators? If so, seems to have worked out fine.
Turns out Commie propaganda is just that, propaganda. Germany didn't have to initiate Stalinist repression to shut down Nazism.
*AfD exists and Right Wing Germans are still a bunch of pricks trampling over the sovereignty of other countries*
Sure it worked fine.
North German Realm wrote:Asherahan wrote:*AfD exists and Right Wing Germans are still a bunch of pricks trampling over the sovereignty of other countries*
Sure it worked fine.
I mean, if you take a look at the map, the AfD got most of its votes from the East, on both chambers too. One could almost say West Germany did better in expunging right-wing radicalism in its legislative form than the Easterners.
Novus America wrote:Asherahan wrote:*AfD exists and Right Wing Germans are still a bunch of pricks trampling over the sovereignty of other countries*
Sure it worked fine.
AFD is has some neo-Nazi members and supporters, but is not a Nazi party. Plus very few of its members were actually involved in the Nazi regime, as most people who were are dead by now.
And their stronghold is EAST Germany...