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@StefaniePeart [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [02]: Da man ja diese Gestalten lt. unseres neuen Zentralkomitees nicht mehr fragen darf "Woher kommst du" kann ich mich damit auch abfinden.
Viel wichtiger ist die Frage "Wann gehst du wieder"
Ihr linksgrünversifften Kobolde wolltet es ja so - OK
#woke [URL redacted]
"Since, according to our new Central Committee, we're no longer allowed to ask these characters 'Where are you from?', I can live with that. The much more important question is 'When are you leaving?' You left-wing, green-tinged goblins wanted it this way - OK."
#PhenomnImmigration
"The average German works hard for taxes and 'social security contributions' so that these people can receive basic social welfare and child benefits from our state. Something is definitely wrong with our system!"
#MetaphorParasiteFreeloaderDoleBludger
Context #NewspaperUKBrdshtTheTelegraphJoeBarnes "Members of the Second Battalion, the Royal Anglian Regiment, were also called 'Butchers of Basra' and told to 'burn in hell' as they marched through Luton town centre. ... He said the soldiers were to march through Luton so members of the public could show their appreciation. He said some members of the local community wished to protest at the same time as the procession and they agreed a point of protest with the police outside a branch of the Don Miller bakery next to the town's Arndale shopping centre." Barnes, J. (2010, January 5). https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/onthefrontline/6931203/Homecoming-soldiers-branded-murderers-and-terrorists-by-Muslim-extremists.html #IdentityMuslim #ToponymEuropeUKEnglandBedfordshireLuton #ToponymEastMiddleIraq #ToponymAfghanistan #2010_
Context #NewspaperUKBrdshtTheTelegraphJoeBarnes "Members of the Second Battalion, the Royal Anglian Regiment, were also called 'Butchers of Basra' and told to 'burn in hell' as they marched through Luton town centre. ... He said the soldiers were to march through Luton so members of the public could show their appreciation. He said some members of the local community wished to protest at the same time as the procession and they agreed a point of protest with the police outside a branch of the Don Miller bakery next to the town's Arndale shopping centre." Barnes, J. (2010, January 5). https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/onthefrontline/6931203/Homecoming-soldiers-branded-murderers-and-terrorists-by-Muslim-extremists.html #IdentityMuslim #ToponymEuropeUKEnglandBedfordshireLuton #ToponymEastMiddleIraq #ToponymAfghanistan #2010_
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