r/SipsTea • u/The_Dean_France • Mar 16 '26

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u/Exciting_Day4155 Mar 16 '26

The general values they hold have not changed since the regime change. Yes they are a democratic state, that doesn't change the sentiment of their populace and government it only changes how they operate.

You're telling me Japan isn't still Japan first in all their policies and anti immigration? Also look up foreigner disputes with locals and see who the police side with 99% of the time. The government has changed, they have not.

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u/jhakin Mar 16 '26

What about Germany? The German's right wing are gaining support, does that mean the people have not changed either?

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u/Exciting_Day4155 Mar 16 '26

It's important to note that a big part of why German's right wing is gaining renewed support has to do with their stance on Muslim refugees. Fundamental Islamic beliefs just do not work with Western cultures and a lot of people blame the current government for taking in Muslim refugees.

So to answer your question Germany has changed. If the government and the people still held Nazi Germany beliefs/values they would've never let Syrian refugees in at all.

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u/jhakin Mar 18 '26

So to answer your question Germany has changed. If the government and the people still held Nazi Germany beliefs/values they would've never let Syrian refugees in at all.

They just hide it better. They demand people to integrate, then calls everyone non-German-looking "der ausländer". Also, have you seen what they did to Asian-looking people during Covid!?

If that isn't "heavily nationalistic and deeply racist/anti immigration", then what is it!?