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I see it more like: "Keeping the undesirables away". It doesn't matter how, just as long as they are away.

They're too sides of the same coin. Anti-immigrant sentiment is simply the vehicle for modern fascism in the same way antisemitism was the vehicle for fascism in Nazi Germany.

Not taking in swathes of immigrants isn't the same thing as sending undesirables into gas chambers, surprisingly

What do you mean?

Careful there.

If Blöd is the source I'd just assume the information in the article is blown shit out of proportions, twisting the truth or straight made up BS until there's and independent source confirming the information.

Which tells a lot about Al Jazeera

Bild ain't a source, not even for wiping paper.


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The first paragraph of Article 16a in the German constitution (Grundgesetz = GG) simply states:

>"The politically persecuted enjoy the right to asylum."

Paragraphs (2-5) were added later one by one, add a whole bunch of exceptions and restrictions, and look like this:

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Paragraph 2 states that you don't have a right to asylum if you enter from an EU member country or one that has signed comparable agreements.

That's literally all countries bordering Germany!

So by reaching the German border, you lose your right to asylum in Germany.

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God fucking damn it Germany, you are doing the Nazism thing again....