AfD stinks of Nazism
Open lesbianism and family values don't mix at home or in church or at work or on the far right of the political spectrum
Of course German „Lesben“ or „lesbische Frauen“ really cannot be given credit for such abominations on the far right. That is an absurd level of vice and carnality at the police stations and courthouses, as if half the population of Leipzig were really “lesbians.” Come off of it already. They are more likely than not what we call “karens” or “madams” or “cop-calling whores” or “grandmothers doing their knitting” in English depending on age and precise circumstances.
Henry Austin
Alice Weidel’s “lesbian” relationship is utterly ridiculous, an exaggerated relationship with an otherwise illegal immigrant housekeeper on her part.
Question for the German speaking lesbians
by u/kookaburrasarecute in LesbianActually
"Ich stehe auf Frauen" (= i'm into women).
„Ich stehe nicht auf Männer“ (I‘m not into men).
The examples given are of a woman who is a little bit forward or out of place (dating men of course) and doing a man's thinking for him in a manner of speaking. In other words, “Prove you're a real man! F*** me hard! Don't be such a fag!”
„Ich“ is thus used confusingly to outsiders as an exclusively male pronoun by a female speaker, the context making that meaning readily apparent, because a man with whom one is neither intimate nor formal is not very comfortably addressed with the pronoun „Sie.“ (Don’t make a man wear a dress when you speak to him.)
I do not have much knowledge at all of German or polite conversations in that language, and what I see online does not look polite to me.
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Were Erich Honecker and Leonid Brezhnev really homosexual? That part of Germany being such a gutter district, the frightful image of sexually aggressive gay alpha male cops molesting suspects and even raping men in prison remains. However I don't see even these male cops avoiding intimacy with police-protected “lesbians” in Germany. Friedrich Nietzsche would not allow that.
That was the Stasi with the tactics of „Zersetzung,“ or well, what the Ukrainian secret police call “de-nazification” now: the systematic dissolution of enemy social networks. Tactics of Zersetzung were also applied to Alan Turing following the war.
