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5 minutes ago, Baerboxer said:

 

The phrase "German citizen" suggests someone who is ethnically not German. May have moved to Germany or be first, second generation immigrant. The use of the word "citizen" in qualifying nationality seems preferred by the PC politicians. 

The media is supposed to report facts, not to please your xenophobia. 

 

3 minutes ago, Baerboxer said:

 

Having worked in Germany, love the country and people, for years, the thought of a civil war looming has crossed my mind.

A civil war in Germany. Right. Do you guys actually think before you post something? Makes me wonder if you actually have been to Germany at all. 

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if I am wrong like the others who draw the same conclusions as me we apologise

Nah, when the far-right is wrong they accuse the “biased mass media” of fake news, or demand to see birth certificates going back to the grand-grand-parents to prove that the person really is of a race that’s allowed to kill people. 
 

btw, you wouldn’t have to apologize for anything if you didn’t wrongly accuse anyone of anything (particularly not a whole religion) in the first place. 
 

8 minutes ago, ivor bigun said:

On the internet he is reported as a German citizen ,not as a native German ,make of that what you will 

...and if he was reported as a “native German”, whatever that is, the far-right would point out that it wasn’t reported of what descent his grand-grand-parents were.
 

It’s quite revealing that race (or whatever it is that makes you “native”) makes a difference to you when people get killed. 

5 minutes ago, JonnyF said:

I'm just pointing out that it makes you look like an oddly obsessed, bitter Brit hater that's all. If you're OK with the look, keep rocking it ????.

In your eyes maybe, which says a lot about you. If you’re ok with the look, keep rocking it. 

4 hours ago, JustAnotherHun said:

German media writes "a german national".

I wonder, what the first name of this national might be. Will his name be Karl/Hans/Fritz? Or is it Muhamad/Ali/Mehmet?

What might his religion be? Katholic/protestant/none or maybe...?

I'll have to watch non german news closely to get the answer.

Let’s not forget to closely watch whether he’s vegan or not, and maybe his favorite football team should also be taken into consideration. Poor attempt to push your far-right hatred. Did you feel bad that it wasn’t an immigrant but a German? 

3 hours ago, chrisandsu said:

What do they expect? after forcing  a left wing agenda onto a country through guilting them to accept the worlds problems . 

No, your far-right conspiracy theories don’t justify killing people. Hatemongers like you are part of the far-right terrorism problem; by suggesting there is something that justifies killing people you provide the breeding ground for those sleepers to turn their messed up violence fantasies into reality. 

The world really needs to crackdown on its far-right terrorism problem. 

30 minutes ago, tlandtday said:

Pretty simple actually if someone wants to kill you don't let them in your country.

You hand them a questionnaire with their visa application? You’re a genius. Too bad locals don’t have to apply for a visa. 
 

30 minutes ago, tlandtday said:

Germany is a mess.

I’ve had the chance to live and work there for some years. It’s far from a mess. 
 

1 hour ago, JonnyF said:

It's supposed to be a trading bloc. Leave it that way.

If I was a brexiteer, I would ask you now why that is any of your business and why you’re even posting in this thread. But even as a Brit you can have your opinion what the EU “is supposed to be”. 
 

Anyway. I appreciate the EU being more than a trading block but a third (or forth) superpower, especially when the others are the likes of China, Russland and US. I hope there will be more political, financial, and military integration, instead of the current model where member states can veto many things. 

2 minutes ago, Stargrazer9889 said:

Do the 4 biggest emitters, such as Russia, China, India, ME, ad the USA care, or get

this tax?

Geezer

I wasn’t aware they’re EU members. 

1 hour ago, englishoak said:

% means little, (...) Billions matter.

And you’re wondering why Brexiteers aren’t being taken serious and called uneducated? 

1 hour ago, englishoak said:

If that happens it would be exactly the same for the EU too and they sell far more into the UK than we do in the other direction.

EU to UK: 7-8% (average; many EU countries less than that) 
UK to EU: 45-50%

5 hours ago, JustAnotherHun said:

More important is how much percent of their total exports go to the other side. That shows how dependend one's economy is (for the moment)

Forget it. It’s too complex for Brexiteers. They still believe that their trade surplus with the EU means anything. 

22 minutes ago, Loiner said:

Poppycock. Much more important is how many exports you are prepared to jeopardise by not negotiating in good faith with Boris.

Oh Fritzy. Your Boris is about to jeopardize 50% of his exports; the EU only 7-8% of theirs. 
 

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Total percentages over 27 countries mean nothing when the export reductions are going to be concentrated in Germany and the low countries.

Germany’s exports to the UK are only 6%. Germany exports mostly to the single market, the US, and China (http://www.worldstopexports.com/germanys-top-import-partners/).

Same for the other EU countries: They only rely with a small percentage on the UK market (7-8% as I said, many even less than that), whereas the UK relies on the single market by a whopping 50%. 
 

Congrats: Brexit will have soon cost the UK more than all its payments to the EU over the past 47 years put together (https://www.businessinsider.com/brexit-will-cost-uk-more-than-total-payments-to-eu-2020-1)

Sad to see all the decent British people having to leave because of some troublemakers. Let’s see how long it takes for the UK to rejoin. Until then, I am glad that the bully boys are out and we can spend our valuable time with more important issues.