Is German nation naturally inclined towards authoritative or

No, Protestants just hate themselves. That's why they constantly seek new ways to repress their emotions and desires in various forms.

>>2159540
I'm asking because I keep finding this bit of info in random places. Why did certain Hanzeatic cities prefered to be a part of non-Germanic states despite sizeable German population? Because the monarchy was less authoritative there. Why did the ending of Cabinet of Doctor Caligari had to be changed? Because the original was too anti-authoritarian. Led me to believe that Germans like strong leaders.

>>2159540
pretty much this

catholic Germany was jolly as hell it's the protestant ones that were militaristic

>Haha HRE was a JOKE, no strong leadership LOLOLOL

>Germans love strong governemt They need authority LOLOLOL

You guys are literally retarded.

>>2161307

t. hans von krautz

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>>2159520
no, they're as schizophrenic as the rest of us.
they just hide it all better.

>>2161307
It's almost like there are multiple people with different opinions posting on this board or something.

>>2161307
And those numerous German countries had strong leaders.

>>2161999
and none of them know anything about Germany