[BenLurkin]

Eisenreich said that while freedom of opinion is a "great asset," it "ends where criminal law begins."

Talk about being totlally unlcear on the concept. Herman has it ass-backward.

[dfwgator]

Fight Putin, by becoming more like Putin, yeah that makes sense. /s

[Louis Foxwell]

The Reich returns!

[Spok]

Of course. It’s Germany, nicht vahr?

[A Navy Vet]

I thought the Z was for Zelensky. This gets more convoluted by the day, and we have a moron president that implies overthrow of Putin.

[Lazamataz]

Banning the letter ‘’ is cray. It’s ANY! It make ero sense!

[JonPreston]

[Spok]

Now, if the Germans are anything like us, they’ll have to ban Zorro!

[Seruzawa]

Forget it Jake. It’s Deutschland.

[escapefromboston]

Looks like another country needs to be denazified

[DesertRhino]

Scratch a German, find a Nazi.

[abb]

[A Navy Vet]

World War Z.

[M Kehoe]

The irony slaps you in the face.

Right, Chris Rock?

5.56mm

[Navy Patriot]

Germans Could Face Jail Time for Publicly Supporting Russia's Ukraine War

Typically Nazi Germans and German "Law".

[DesertRhino]

I think we still have Enola Gay in the Smithsonian somewhere. When we used it in Japan they came out much nicer.

[Radix]

Lived in Germany for 3 years. That country has always been Fascist and the country is in denial regarding war crimes and the Holocaust.

[BobL]

It’s important threat Germans speak with one voice, even if it’s totally wrong.

[ifinnegan]

So Germany can buy gas and oil, which provides Russian military money, but a regular person can’t have an opinion.

[Zhang Fei]

[Talk about being totlally unlcear on the concept. Herman has it ass-backward. ]

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This is pretty consistent with existing German law, where simply advocating Nazism is a criminal offense. I don’t agree with the policy, but it’s pretty clear that the Russian invasion of Ukraine is far more dangerous to German security than any number of lumpen neo-Nazi malcontents.

[AAABEST]

Silly Nazis: