>Vierkirchen – A Vierkirchen couple was in front of the district court in Dachau being accused of sedition. The husband had created a group that was hostile towards refugees.
>Due to the supposed anonymity on the internet, the number of rightwing radical language groups is increasing. But a married couple from Vierkirchen found out that there is no guaranteed anonymity. About a year ago, Peter M., 27, created a facebook group called “Anti Refugee Movement”. Since he and his wife, Melanie M., 26, are the administrators of the group, they now had to stand trial in court for the charge of sedition.
>M.’s description of the group was, “The war and economic refugees are swarming our country. They bring terror, fear, suffering. They rape our women and put our children in danger. It has to be stopped.” He added a picture of the German flag – and just like that, the creation of a radical rightwing group was finished, so says Judge Lukas Neubeck.
>M. was sentenced to nine months prison on probation, and his wife was sentenced to a monetary fine of 120 daily rates at 10 Euro. Judge Neubeck: “I hope that you understand the seriousness of the situation. If I find you sitting here again on the bench, you will land in prison.”
I swear it's a never ending contest between Germany and Sweden to see who can be the biggest cuck. Seems like they one-up the other every day.
Logan Morales
refugees suck, refugees go drown drown in the brown brown water, while they make frown frowm i smile smile wait that doesnt rhyme, idk look at it from the mind, figuring out how to mine, bitcoin that is, china has monopoly, take that jumanji, let it sink in, refugees you bring in, guns are deletin, no way of defeating, the monarch like sweden, go fuck yourself, call that needin, needin the 2nd amendment
Aiden Baker
That judge doesn't know what sedition means
Ian Ramirez
>Judge Neubeck: “I hope that you understand the seriousness of the situation. If I find you sitting here again on the bench, you will land in prison.” I hope Europeans understand the seriousness of the situation, which is people being brought to court, fined and jailed for expressing their opinions.
Zachary Thompson
Having an opinion is now considered radical.
Owen Smith
>in front of the district court in Dachau being accused of sedition.
hahahahahhhahhhahaha. You can't make this shit up.
