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when the decision to phase out nuclear was made, yes they were.
They needn't worry, they got the mud wizard on their side >

I was wondering what the context for that video was. >

I’ve seen this up close and personal when I was in the Army and stationed in Germany. I helped guard a nuclear warhead storage facility. The Polizie would put up with protestors to a point. Passive resistance was OK, but if they got too mouthy bad things would happen. Like the “accidental fall” into the razor wire after one guy got up in the face of the cop in charge and started wagging his finger and shouting. He got picked up by collar & waist band tossed into it. Once he got out they proceeded to beat him senseless with batons, boots and fists. Then they carried him to a van and took him to jail. The lesson I took from all that was always be extremely polite to the Polizie. They don’t play. >

That's impossible, I was assured by many Europeans that their police would never harm a citizen and their crowd control is superior. >

You’re talking to the wrong Europeans we’ve complained a lot about this from UK police during miners strike and charging peaceful student protests with horses. In Germany people losing eyes to police water cannons. In France using batons to rape kids and throwing tear gas into homes. Every country has had protests about deaths and racism while in police custody >


In France using batons to rape kids

Excuse me what >

You know how people complain about the militarization of police in the US?
Well....half of the French police are run as a branch of the military. It's like if the National Guard were your cops. >

I dunno. Those cops in the mud didn’t seem violent. When mud wizard pushed one down, they didn’t do a thing. In the U.S., mud wizard would have cast his last spell. >

I was with him until the push. He should have done his minions do it for him. I’ve never seen a mud nymph or driad, but I bet they’re sick >

Fuck the police for real, but aren't the protestors the same people who shouted the loudest for Germany to voluntary shut down its nuclear electricity generation? >

90% of these protesters were babies when that decision was made. What are you talking about? >

Were the protesters mostly ~10 year olds?