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  Protesters breaking through police barriers are complaining that were met with batons. Surprised pikachu.
context: They needn't worry, they got the mud wizard on their side >
  
  So what exactly is Germany supposed to do for Energy here? Continually import LNG from refineries in Texas? Pretty hard to kickstart nuclear production when it wasn’t a part of climate goals prior to the war. Coal is an awful source of Energy, but anyone one have an immediate alternative? >
  
  Not close all their nuclear plants with the intent to use coal power while screaming to the rest of the world about green energy? They probably could have gone down that route. >
  
  I’ve seen this up close and personal when I was in the Army and stationed in Germany. I helped guard a nuclear warhead storage facility. The Polizie would put up with protestors to a point. Passive resistance was OK, but if they got too mouthy bad things would happen. Like the “accidentally fall” into the razor wire after one guy got up in the face of the cop in charge and started wagging his finger and shouting. He got picked up by collar waist band tossed into it. Once he got out they proceeded to beat him senseless with batons, boots and fists. Then they carried him to a van and took him to jail. The lesson I took from all that was always be extremely polite to the Polizie. They don’t play. >
  
  Read it. Sounds pretty straight up fascist. No mention of the protestors inciting violence. >
  
  Well, inciting peace isn't a very useful way to get your point across now is it? >
  
  The Germans and militant responses have a history >
  
  Of course they did.. they asked you to leave and gave every opportunity to get the hell out of there what did you expect …duh >
  
  Oh no downvotes you sure showed me how will i ever live now.. bahahah you reddit folks are so adorable. Let me help you ill even downvote myself hahaha >
  
  "I don’t give a rats ass about upvotes downvotes one iota its adorable you people who think a downvote or a upvote means anything at all hahah."
  Sure seems like you care... A lot >
  
  Fyi i added to my profile that i am a wealthy American christian male land owner and proud >
  
  Ahhh, more lies I assume. Enjoy your studio apartment and avocado toast. >
  
  Oh i am thank you for caring i appreciate all your interest in me .i can be whatever your little heart wants me to be. Shit i am eating top ramen right now in my animal fur boxers with a white shirt with mustard stains >
  
  At least someone does >
  
  Oh i agree the faith is so promising >
  
  They needn't worry, they got the mud wizard on their side >
  
  I was wondering what the context for that video was. >
  
  I’ve seen this up close and personal when I was in the Army and stationed in Germany. I helped guard a nuclear warhead storage facility. The Polizie would put up with protestors to a point. Passive resistance was OK, but if they got too mouthy bad things would happen. Like the “accidental fall” into the razor wire after one guy got up in the face of the cop in charge and started wagging his finger and shouting. He got picked up by collar & waist band tossed into it. Once he got out they proceeded to beat him senseless with batons, boots and fists. Then they carried him to a van and took him to jail. The lesson I took from all that was always be extremely polite to the Polizie. They don’t play. >
  
  That's impossible, I was assured by many Europeans that their police would never harm a citizen and their crowd control is superior. >
  
  Ah yes. All Europeans must believe the same things. Like all Americans love Trump... >
  
  You'll note i said *many* not *all* there is a difference. >
  
  Them why do you suggest it is "impossible"? >
  
  Because many Europeans assured me it was impossible, due to their superior crowd control techniques. >
  
  I dunno. Those cops in the mud didn’t seem violent. When mud wizard pushed one down, they didn’t do a thing. In the U.S., mud wizard would have cast his last spell. >
  
  I was with him until the push. He should have done his minions do it for him. I’ve never seen a mud nymph or driad, but I bet they’re sick >
  
  When you confront police, be prepared to be beaten because that is what will happen. >
  
  So what exactly is Germany supposed to do for Energy here? Continually import LNG from refineries in Texas? Pretty hard to kickstart nuclear production when it wasn’t a part of climate goals prior to the war. Coal is an awful source of Energy, but anyone one have an immediate alternative? >
  
  The Thing is that Studies show that we dont even need that coal. The Protests are only about halting the coal production there till we let scientists figure out if we do really need it. But RWE just wants to make money and our green politicans give it to them . Plus with that coal it will be impossible for Germany to reach the terms of the Paris agreement. >
  
  That study is misleading, the coal is helping because it is making energy affordable, not available. >
  
  The damages of climate change will be far more expensive. And like i said all they want is that Scientists take a good look at these claims. But Money for CEOs is always more important than money from the people. >
  
  But people need affordable energy, now. Coal should be phased out, as soon as possible, but the ordinary working human should not have to pay the price. >
  
  Maybe then its time for rich people to step in and do their part in saving the planet and paying the bills of ordinary people. Money wont do anything if the planet will be runied. >
  
  100% agree. >
  
  Read it. Sounds pretty straight up fascist. No mention of the protestors inciting violence. >
  
  Why is it fascist and not ordinary brutality? Is it because they're German? >
  
  If the boot fits >
  
  Does it though? Fascism is this whole ideology, it's not just police being violent to protestors.