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Why is America so based? 2016-01-10 15:13:35 Post No. 53374686
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This is posted in established leftist media in America.
>Though there were similar incidents from Hamburg to Helsinki, the authorities at first played down the assaults, lest they prove inconvenient for Angela Merkel’s policy of mass asylum for refugees.
>With the current migration, though, we’re in uncharted territory. The issue isn’t just that immigrants are arriving in the hundreds of thousands rather than the tens of thousands. It’s that a huge proportion of them are teenage and twentysomething men.
>If you believe that an aging, secularized, heretofore-mostly-homogeneous society is likely to peacefully absorb a migration of that size and scale of cultural difference, then you have a bright future as a spokesman for the current German government. You are also a fool.
>It means that Angela Merkel must go — so that her country, and the continent it bestrides, can avoid paying too high a price for her high-minded folly.
How is this allowed to be published? You wouldn't see this in any established media in Europe, conservative, liberal, leftist or not.
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/01/10/opinion/sunday/germany-on-the-brink.html?_r=0
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who is this willy whisperer
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>>53374686
Literally /pol/, fucking make the thread over there fag
>>>/pol/
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>>53374783
I'm discussing the political climate in America it's relevant to /int/ernational discussion stop being so angry.
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>>53374686
>How is this allowed to be published?
Because we actually have free speach.
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america is a very conservative country, what they consider to be "left wing" is still usually conservative by the standards of the rest of the western world
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>>53374783
t. Leftist C U C K
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>>53374836
this isn't a political climate kind of board
fuck off svencuck
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>>53374686
>How is this allowed to be published?
you are a bunch of socialist cuckholds and americans are not
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>>53374686
>You wouldn't see this in any established media in Europe
That's fucking wrong. There have been more critical articles than that in the Spectator
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but at the same time it would be racist to write bad stuff about negroids
paradoxal desu
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>>53374686
Because we don't have any in our country for leftists to defend.
We are in no way based for being "conservative" or whatever the hell that means.
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>>53375001
You're not Europe, you're a weird hybrid of east America and 1984.
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>>53374686
Douthat is a conservative columnist
It's an established practice for newspapers to have at least one representative from the opposite side of political spectrum in the opinion section
Even in Slovakia
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>>53375219
>It's an established practice for newspapers to have at least one representative from the opposite side of political spectrum in the opinion section
That's the thing though, not in Sweden or Germany.
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>>53374836
Uh, that isn't what /int/ is for, that is literally what /pol/ was made for, go make it over there retard
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>>53375219
All our newspapers are the same and say the same thing. It was especially noticeable during this Köln-thing where they all had articles that were more or less copies of each other filled with damage-control.
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>>53374915
>he says it like it's a bad thing.
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>>53374686
why is she so goodlooking?
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>>53375404
It didn't sound like he meant it as a bad thing..
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>Ross Gregory Douthat (/ˈdaʊθæt/; born November 28, 1979) is a conservative American author, blogger[1] and New York Times columnist. Douthat is the youngest regular op-ed writer in the New York Times.[2] He joined the Times in April 2009, replacing Bill Kristol as a conservative voice on the Times editorial page.[3]
Pretty based t b h. I wonder how a man raised in San Francisco and educated at Harvard can leave with his conservative values intact.
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>>53374686
They're not based, but they certainly look so in comparison to the shitshow you twats are running in Europe.
It's funny cause apparently the German media is very critical of Australia's immigration policy (ie: that we actually have one). They should keep their retarded cúckoldry and suicidal tendencies to themselves.
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>>53375636
It depends on your upbringing more than on anything else desu
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>>53375636
Harvard isn't completely liberal. Yale is a lost cause however.
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>>53375661
Stats I'm looking at right now show we've only taken in 2,184 Syrians as of November.
I dunno, seems pretty based to me.
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>>53375661
this, lads
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>>53375296
How many german newspapers do you read?
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>>53375932
Der Spiegel usually.
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>>53374686
Americans are experienced with hybrid wars, where refugees are one of the weapons used to destabilise the targets.
However, the EU is being destabilized right now and this is a huge risk for the US as the assault against Russia would crumble. It would prove the Russian coalition superior.
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>Jamel Saltne, a Finnish-speaking Iraqi, said that from what he had seen on Arabic social media, police had wrongly portrayed events.
>"What happened was not the result of an action planned in advance," he told the Telegraph. "It was totally expected that young men would go to the centre of the capital as that is the best place to celebrate New Year's Eve."
>"I'm not accusing the police of racism, but maybe they have received complaints intended to smear people."
That's completely plausible, especially when we look at it in the context of other New Year's Eve attacks. Just a coincidence. How many cities did this happen again?
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>>53377874
t. Muhhamad
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