Should the Führer bunker in Berlin be opened?

[Nakena]

Well there shouldn't be, but that does not mean we should restore what will be a shrine for Hitler.

Nazis gather at the house where he was born at Braunau am Inn every year to mark his birthday, so it'd be better if the remnants of the bunker weren't dug up, as the same kind of shit would happen every year in Berlin to mark the day of his death.

Berlin has already its fair share of neo-nazi demonstrations. So that wouldn make much of a difference.

[Highever]

Nazis gather at the house where he was born at Braunau am Inn every year to mark his birthday, so it'd be better if the remnants of the bunker weren't dug up, as the same kind of shit would happen every year in Berlin to mark the day of his death.

Berlin has already its fair share of neo-nazi demonstrations. So that wouldn make much of a difference.

I mean theres no reason to add even more reason for more people to go.

[Bear Stearns]

Well there shouldn't be, but that does not mean we should restore what will be a shrine for Hitler.

Nazis gather at the house where he was born at Braunau am Inn every year to mark his birthday, so it'd be better if the remnants of the bunker weren't dug up, as the same kind of shit would happen every year in Berlin to mark the day of his death.

I mean who really cares though. If they're having a peaceful ceremony then I don't think it really matters. Seems like one of the more inconsequential things when it comes to the public and Nazis.

[The New California Republic]

Nazis gather at the house where he was born at Braunau am Inn every year to mark his birthday, so it'd be better if the remnants of the bunker weren't dug up, as the same kind of shit would happen every year in Berlin to mark the day of his death.

Do these Nazi's cause trouble?

Well it was subject to a compulsory purchase order from the previous owner by the local government, because they were worried that it'd become a Nazi shrine, so clearly the local government is concerned enough about it becoming a problem. I haven't actually seen any articles though related to any of them causing trouble.

[Highever]

Do these Nazi's cause trouble?

Well it was subject to a compulsory purchase order from the previous owner by the local government, because they were worried that it'd become a Nazi shrine, so clearly the local government is concerned enough about it becoming a problem. I haven't actually seen any articles though related to any of them causing trouble.

I mean to the Germans and Austrians I'm sure just the fact that they come in droves to honor Hitler is a problem in itself.

[The New California Republic]

Nazis gather at the house where he was born at Braunau am Inn every year to mark his birthday, so it'd be better if the remnants of the bunker weren't dug up, as the same kind of shit would happen every year in Berlin to mark the day of his death.

I mean who really cares though. If they're having a peaceful ceremony then I don't think it really matters. Seems like one of the more inconsequential things when it comes to the public and Nazis.

As others in the thread have said previously, Antifa would undoubtedly stage a counter-demonstration every year too, and then it'd become a problem when the two sides start the usual shit.

[Bear Stearns]

I mean who really cares though. If they're having a peaceful ceremony then I don't think it really matters. Seems like one of the more inconsequential things when it comes to the public and Nazis.

As others in the thread have said previously, Antifa would undoubtedly stage a counter-demonstration every year too, and then it'd become a problem when the two sides start the usual shit.

If it's going down as you described, then it sounds like one group just came to commemorate something dumb, and another group came looking for trouble.

[Slavakino]

Hell yeah man! Gotta see how the furher bunker holds up