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<blockquote data-quote="Senator Cheese" data-source="post: 66139977" data-attributes="member: 346630"><p>I agree that most <em>native</em> Germans aren't anti-semitic and even the anti-Zionists are (I would guess) in a slight minority.</p><p>Still, the "demonstrations" of our Muslim minorities has been unprecedented, with many cheering "Death to the Jews!", "Adolf Hitler! Adolf Hitler!" (first videos) or "Jew, Jew, cowardly pig, come out alone!" - not to mention that there have been several violent attacks on Jews and others.</p><p></p><p>It's not just the groups of demonstrators, it's mostly the one-sidedness of their facebook posts and militant comments towards dissenting opinions. Even absolutely apolitical colleagues who enjoy university education reiterated pro-Hamas sentiments and commented on a "Demonstration against Antisemitism" with statements like "anyone who has been to that demo should be beat up". Again, these are university absolvents - not your average dumbdiddle.</p><p></p><p>And I think <em>that's</em> what's shocking to most Germans, because we actually thought that integration had been working, at least for those immigrants who enjoy higher education. :/</p><p></p><p>Good to know that you guys haven't encountered these kinds of problems. I'm guessing they're more of a problem in the inner city.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Senator Cheese, post: 66139977, member: 346630"] I agree that most [I]native[/I] Germans aren't anti-semitic and even the anti-Zionists are (I would guess) in a slight minority. Still, the "demonstrations" of our Muslim minorities has been unprecedented, with many cheering "Death to the Jews!", "Adolf Hitler! Adolf Hitler!" (first videos) or "Jew, Jew, cowardly pig, come out alone!" - not to mention that there have been several violent attacks on Jews and others. It's not just the groups of demonstrators, it's mostly the one-sidedness of their facebook posts and militant comments towards dissenting opinions. Even absolutely apolitical colleagues who enjoy university education reiterated pro-Hamas sentiments and commented on a "Demonstration against Antisemitism" with statements like "anyone who has been to that demo should be beat up". Again, these are university absolvents - not your average dumbdiddle. And I think [I]that's[/I] what's shocking to most Germans, because we actually thought that integration had been working, at least for those immigrants who enjoy higher education. :/ Good to know that you guys haven't encountered these kinds of problems. I'm guessing they're more of a problem in the inner city. [/QUOTE]
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