Originally Posted by Skybird
(Post 1461715)
None of my neighbours in this house or street is a threat to me; I have been active in a local civil rights movement against a mosque and now am engaged in another, more official way again, I have confronted muslim info desks in the pedestrian zone years ago and anaged them in loud and confronting arguments that at two times even made them withdrwing their desks; and the political system is such that you cannot climb in any party's hierarchy if you are violating it's usual ways and rules (not all of them are in favour of democarcy, but own oarty power); and finally there are regional movements against Islam all of which either accepted to collaborate with Nazis claiming to also fight for freedoma nd against Islam, or allowed to get hijacked in their public perception by rightwing fanatics - I am neither right-wing, nor am I a Nazi; I am anti-totalitarian, anti-institutionalised-religions, anti-EU and anti-islam, I am pro-freedom, i am "awqay from the nations and supranations, back to the regions, and personally I am a secularist and atheist.
I have been in a party for short time, after school, the CDU. It was terrible. I stayed long eough to relaise that from inside the parties you cannot do anything. even less now with the EU lying in constant ambush for earning more powers and eroding democracy and freedom in europe even more.
Or to put it a bit more provokative: if Bin Laden would have flown his damn hijacked planes not into the WTO, but into party headquarters or EU commission buildings, I would remain silent and think he should be given a medal for freeing us from these almost criminal, conspirating vultures that rip our home and cultures to pieces.
That'S why I do not found a party. Not only do I lack thre support, last but not least financially, and the knpowledge on adminstration anyhow, but in this climate it would have no chance anyhow.
no, you must fight the battle one-on-one: meet, engage, make thinking the individual person; or collect info that maybe one day will help to send juristically relevant blows to Islam in Germany in such quality and/or numbers that people wake up and start marching in the streets and confront the government with massive waves of civil disobedience - or chasing them away, while we are already at it. If you play by the established political rules, your chances to acchieve anything outside the established and officially wanted aims are worse than 1:99. chances for my views are not big either - but they are slightly better, I hope. And "slightly better" is more than "almost nothing".
Or to put it short: I do not share your optimism for the individual's political rights in our queer societies anymore.
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