People and Politics | A Right to Forget? How former Stasi agents continue to harass their victims

[xander7ful]

It is unbelievable to me that the perpetrators have the gall to ask that their deeds be forgotten when they did so much damage to other people's lives. I am a Targeted Individual in the United States and the same tactics are now being used here against a small minority of us. And according to one TI, the powers that be will extend this system to the whole population.

I hope he wins his case.

[amsterdam78]

They are committing reverse sectarianism. Now they are doing what they claim the Stasi do. I know their type, and it's not about justice or fairness, its about capitalist revenge.

[etmac88]

Niemand kümmert sich um Ihre Meinung.

[stap0510]

@amsterdam78 This his nothing to do with capitalism.

And this is obviously coming from an leftwing idiot like yourself.

Thank god the DDR is gone.

[amsterdam78]

@stap0510 I was born in the DDR, My father was in the Volkspolize, and my mother the SED. This is all about capitalism counter-revolution, they see right wing policies failing so they try and slander the DDR.

[stap0510]

@amsterdam78

Oh that's why citizens form the DDR tore down the Berlin wall?

That's why in Eastern-European countries there were revolutions from among the people against communist/socialist oppression?

Let me guess: you're going to argue with me till the end of times because your to think to come to terms with reality and those nasty things called facts.

[amsterdam78]

@stap0510 The Berlin Wall was not torn down by the East Germans, if you look at all the pictures the wall is falling west with the graffiti on it. East Germans didn't want an end to socialism, just an end to Stalinist policies. The re-unification was a deal made not by the people, but by it's leaders. Listen to the audio talk on Marxist(dot)com on the fall of the Berlin wall, by someone who was there and actually even had a Stasi file on him. These are facts.

[amsterdam78]

@stap0510 I made a pop video on East Germany, and have had over 10,000 personal messages from Eastern Germans who wish the DDR never feel, now that they have had a taste of Capitalism, the only East Germans that dislike the DDR live in the Western part of the country or abroad.

[stap0510]

@amsterdam78

Well you can always go live in North Korea.

People have romanticized image of their younger years.

The of that period however so something more odious:

A police state.

One in three people who spy on each other. People who can't trust each other.

A screwed up economy.

And so on and on.

But again: your kind of people will continue to argue all day long, because you're just not that smart.

[amsterdam78]

@stap0510 Actually, we are smarter then you. The average Marxist cares for the working class, is not homophobic, pro sexual equality. We have also read more, for example I own 1265 books written by a whole range of authors, and I have read most of them. The sale of Das Kapital in Germany has gone up 300% over last year, as they see the economic situation in the world collapsing.

[amsterdam78]

@stap0510 The average Marxist also donates a large amount of money and time to causes that actually help the less fortunate, even if they are less fortunate themselves. The average Marxist is also anti-N. Korea, seeing it as a deformed workers state, and built on an amalgamation of Stalanism and Maoism. Often Capitalists hold up states that are not even Marxist as examples because they call themselves communist, even if their form of communism was re-written to suit the needs of its own rulers.

[amsterdam78]

Of course he paints East Germany bad, he and his entire family were capitalist counter-revolutionaries.