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“You wear braids? You're far right": in Germany it's a witch hunt

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Chemnitz, Germany, 10 gen – Stopped by the police because she wore braids. A German girl walking through the Christmas market last December Chemnitz, Germany, she was stopped by a policeman and asked if he had far-right political sympathies because under the cap she wore her blond hair styled in braidse, as they are traditionally worn by German women. The girl immediately shot a video telling what happened and uploaded it to Youtube. The video was then commented and spread by alt-right journalist Paul Joseph Watson.

In recent months, the city of Chemnitz has been the scene of well-attended demonstrations against mass immigration, with clashes and riots. It is therefore assumed that the level of attention of the police is still high. The girl explained in the video that she kept her hair braided for convenience, since he was wearing a wool cap. He explains that he has no political sympathies or tendencies of any kind. “I'm just shocked that I've been profiled as a right-wing extremist because I wear braids”, dice. “my friend was subjected to the test of balloon during the stop!”
The unpleasant who for whom it certainly needs to be correlated with the publication of a brochure which the Ministry of the Family circulated in German kindergartens some time ago: it was a manual in which pupils were encouraged to report to teachers the "alarm bells" that defined the "right-wing" political affiliation of their parents. In particular, a little girl was described as "the daughter of right-wing extremists" because, to be precise, she wore her hair in two braids, and quoting the manual "parents teach her to do household chores". The repression of German populists/sovereignists continues unabated.
Cristina Gauri

 
source – https://www.ilprimatonazionale.it/esteri/porti-trecce-estrema-destra-germania-caccia-streghe-100623/

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