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@^@f02@cVOICES ABOUT NEO-NAZI RIOTS IN GERMANY


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@ta  Well,  come  on...   I  am depressed.
Yes, I am sad about the low response, I
have gotten from you out there!  Do you
remember?   I  asked a whole lot of you
to  drop  a  short  line to me, telling
about   your   opinion  concerning  the
latest  neo-Nazi  riots  in  Germany...
So,  what  is  now?  I only got 2 (TWO)
responses  from  scene members.  Great!
Yes,  I guess one can see how much this
glorious  scene  sees  what is going on
around  them.   Well, I`ve said, I will
do this article and so here it is...  I
simply  took  statements  from  people,
concerning    this    topic,   out   of
newspapers,  TV  and  also,  I asked my
friends  about their opinion - and here
you   are.   Many  thanks  to  my  mate
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RockEronic/DESERT.   HE  has  answered.
Moreover, he wrote a real comment which
I  you  are  able  to read in the first
place.  Thanks also to the guy, wanting
to  stay  anonymous.   Well, dear S...,
although I am not the same opinion than
you are - thank you for your support.

Most  of  the  statements are shortened
and  I  also  do  not always agree with
what has been said...

If  all you others out there, I did not
contact and ask, like the idea however,
drop  a  line  to the wellknown address
(?)   to  be  found  in  the  essential
addresses list.  Maybe you can prove my
upper statement wrong?
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@^@t1          RockEronic/DESERT:
              (Germany)
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@ta  In  principal, I am horrified!  [...]
A country, having its own problems with
not   being   able  to  treat  all  its
inhabitants  equally  can not be wanted
to  take  up all people, requesting for
asylum.   Just  as  little  than  this,
however,    one    can`t    sent   back
politically  pursued  people  to  their
countries.     Surely,    this   is   a
probleme,which can`t be solved today or
tomorrow.Neither  by  violence,  nor by
endless discussions.  [...]

  Of course, one can not generalize and
state,  only  skins are responsible for
this  kind  of  "actions".   One has to
condemn  them  as  well  as the people,
standing   behind   their  windows  and
applauding!  [...]

@^  As  long as there is not enough space
(means:    housing!)   for  the  German
population,  one  can  not  want  us to
accomodate "Foreigners".  I hope, I did
not  scared  anyone  with  my attitude!
But,in  principal it is just the way it
is,or?


@t1AN ANONYMOUS GUY  OF A  WELLKNOWN GROUP
               (Denmark)
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@ta  Ok.   Some is shit about da Nazis,but
if they can remove the foreigners, then
I  don`t  care  about  to  "Sieg Heil".
But,  ok,  a  lot  of  shit else is bad
about them (Don`t mention about my name
in da article).

@t7(Name known to the writer)

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@^@t1             MICHAEL REICH
          (German Amiga User)
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@ta  First  of  all:   The whole thing was
incredible in the negativest sense.  In
the  beginning  I  even  didn`t realize
what  was going on, but when sitting in
front  of the TV I saw the reports.  My
first  reaction:  Are these still human
beings?   And  when  seeing the crowd I
thought, we are heading to the past not
to  future.   The  police  should  have
sanctionatig  much  more,  when  seeing
that   left-winged  demonstrations  are
being   stopped  much  earlier  -  even
before   things  get  out  of  control.
[...]

  Especially  the poor asylum searchers
who  are  the last people to be blamed.
[...]

  The utter whole thing would have been
@^addressed  much better in Bonn with the
government.

  I   felt  like  having  sat  down  in
dogshit  I  was surrounded by something
ugly stinking brown-coloured.


@t1            RUEDIGER NOWAK
               (Germany)
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@ta  [...]  Foreigners  do have a right to
live    in   Germany.    However,   our
government  has  the right to determine
the  procedure  and to refuse those who
come  looking  for a job.  This applies
in America.  Why not in Germany?

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@^@t1           ROBERT  GILCHRIST
             (Georgia/USA)
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@ta  [...]  While  no  one can condone the
attacks  against foreigners in Germany,
the  German  people have every right to
insist   that   their   country  remain
ethnically German.


@t1           BJORN STEINMARCK
               (Sweden)
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@ta  [...]  After  World War I there was a
party  in  Germany  that  at  first was
insignificant  - NSDAP, the Nazis - and
its  leader was a political clown named
Adolf  Hitler.   History has shown what
an aching misjudgement that was.  There
are   reasons   to  fear  the  neo-Nazi
resurgences in today's united Germany.

@^@t1            HANS DEMBERGER
               (Germany)
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@ta  Foreigners   must  be  protected  and
offenders punished.  But a great number
of  Germans  feel  their own government
cares  more  for  foreigners  than  for
them.    [...]  Our  government  should
solve  these  [problemes] before we can
become a haven for all.


@t1       NAVID DILMAGHANIAN, M.D.
               (Turkey)
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@ta  Although  most Germans do not support
skinheads,   attacking  foreigners  and
minority  groups has become an approved
way  of expressing violence in Germany.
Economic  reasons cannot be a reason to
threaten any life.
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@^@t1            GEORGINA KRAUS
            (Colorado/USA)
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@ta  [...]  I  lived  in  Germany for more
than seven years before I realized that
the  Nazi era came about not because of
active  evil,  but  through  denial and
passivity.



@t1           GEORGE A. TAYLOR
           (United Kingdom)
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@ta  [...]   Until   Germany   learns   to
overcome its intolerance,the specter of
a  large and racist Germany will always
be a cause for concern.


@^@t1             E.E.VALERIANO
             (Netherlands)
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@ta  [...]  Those  young  neo-Nazis may be
unemployed  and  genuinely  frustrated,
but  I'm not so sure about the cheering
crowd  that  egged them on.  And if the
situation  is really more economic than
racial,   why  don`t  they  attack  the
government instead?

@t7(ROK:   Because they  are protected  by
        police and military,  I guess!)


@t1             HARALD GROBE
               (Germany)
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@ta  During  the  '70s  and '80s,I used to
say  that  I  was proud to be a German.
When  skinheads and neoNazis later used
this    expression,I    was    somewhat
reluctant  to  reiterate  it.  I always
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@^@tabelieved   in   the   reunification  of
Germany,  and  when  it  took  place in
1990,  I  was  overwhelmed.   But  now,
faced  with  what is happening today in
united  Germany  against  those seeking
asylum,  guest  workers from abroad and
foreigners  in  general, I confess I am
fully ashamed to be a German.  Still, I
do believe the major- ity of the German
people  do  not  back  the  actions  of
violence against the foreigners.


@t1             AHMET YILDIZ
     (Turkish, living in Germany)
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@ta  The German constitutuional law has to
be  changed,because Germany is not able
to  take much more asylum seekers.[...]
People  being in here for years mustn`t
be  forced to go back to their country,
because  this would destroy their whole
existance, they have build here.
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@f01@t1... and that`s it, folks!


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