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being a queer german person and seeing the news fail to verbalise that the CSD attack in berlin was motivated by homophobia feels really crazy. i don't give a fuck where this person is from, the person who did this was homophobic and wanted us dead, and that is what we should be talking about. extremism has become far too normalised in this country and beyond. for one fucking second, talk about how normalised homophobia and is, talk about what a sad day it is for queer folks, about how we deserve to feel safe and that homophobia has no place in this country. can you actually care about us for once. stop using us to fuel your islamophobia or hatred of immigrants.
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© 2025 Yiannis Krikis
Standing as a rotten tooth, the Gedächtniskirche (full name: Kaiser-Wilhelm-Gedächtniskirche) as a memory of World War II. The new extension was built in the 1960s. Scanned from 'Berlin - Faszinierende Städte', 1991.
Berlin, Germany (by Defne)
September 27, 2025 - In the largest pro-Palestinian protest in Germany ever, 100.000 people took to the streets in Berlin to demand an end to the genocide of the Palestinian people by Israel, and German complicity in it. [video]/[video]