The Cocaine wars - Germany's fight against drug gangs | DW Documentary

[@jackb9881]

It's kind of wild to see those little men, cowards with guns, threatening journalists who actually have courage and principles, live on air.

[@jackb9881]

The little man cowards don't even have the courage to show their faces. They hide behind masks and guns, like the scared, powerless, little men that they are

[@PhilippeOrlando]

I know and all of them coming from African countries. I'm afraid our European governments are too weak to fight these gangs, maybe we should try to vote for tougher people. The other questions is if there are so many gangs, fighting each other, and killing citizens it means the market is worth it; the european population is indeed consuming these drugs. So the common guy is also to be blamed. No market, no drug dealing.

[@patrondonvito2249]

The marginalized is the common guy in immigrant neigbourhoods......

[@maxblanck123]

@@PhilippeOrlando That is not true, a lot of Germans are in thier ranks too. money talks

[@unbelievable9750]

Did you just say journalists have principles? 😂🤣😂🤣 yeah maybe 20 years ago. That’s long gone now. Every day lies are being told on the news by these journalists.

[@Smart451-en6cb]

Description: germany's fight against drug gangs Video: unstoppable drug violence in the netherlands

[@grf15]

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[@fabriziocetto502]

What a joke that the government can't guarantee the safety of the delegates for even 1 night.

[@andilemgogodlo6861]

It's a disgrace that the government can't even apprehend these drug gangs just for one night

[@Bra-f4o]

Ain't no joke, I live in Germany 16years 😂

[@falconheavy595]

They just do not want to do it, because they are criminal themselves. Look at El Salvador. They already cleared the streets.

[@jw7268]

We forgive you Germany for your past transgressions, now stand up for your country and heritage.

[@dave93chevy]

The willingness of cartels to take lives raises the question of why authorities do not adopt a more decisive approach against them, rather than expending resources on lengthy prosecutions. While law enforcement employs gentle measures, the leaders of these organizations resort to extreme violence.

[@karlik4861]

Organized crime only exists if tolerated by the authoratised. If theres a will there is a way, but they are too corrupt do to anything about it.

[@tortepasti2]

@karlik4861 There is not a country in the world that doesnt have organized crime. You talk absolute rubbish.

[@DineroSucio754]

Because its not that easy, its not as simple as you might think, and explaining my own level of understanding as a South American would take too long, but basically, its because people in the government are involved and sometimes even help run these crime groups, every hitman, young men and women that are the footsoldiers work for a guy, that works for a guy, that works for a guy that works for a guy. Whoever is the leader of all those people is powerfull, this entity takes form in big anonymous Narcos, Politicians, foreign or local mining companies, shady busisness men or a foreign intelligence agency 😏 The extreme violence is a tactic, made to scare everyone, to send a message. To keep people in fear, to keep them from fighting back, corruption ovbiously escalates the problems. Since you can't go to the authorities if your family member or friend was a victim of extreme violence. Cocaine is profitable not just to LATAM nations but also foreign nations including the US and China. Could even be used as an indirect attack, like the obvious push for Chinese companies to sell fentanyl and other substances/chemicals to Cartels. And it wouldn't surprise me if the US military was growing and selling opioids in the middle east, but I think that's a stretch. Now, it would be a problem if the governments (who facilitate alot of this violence and cartel expansion) started being alot more violent and "decisive", right? Or do you honestly believe that "decisive" violence wouldn't spill into the civilian world? (It already happens)

[@Osmo-7777]

So Europe is getting a taste of what North America deals in the border? I tell ta, Cartels do not hold back or have principles unlike Mafias and etc

[@karlik4861]

@ True, in theory its very simply but in practice its imposible.

[@Thenormalhumanbeing]

Faseser is one of the worst things that has happened to Germany in a while

[@フォグマシン]

28 years for committing a 1st degree murder conspiracy is peanuts. He would get a death sentence in some us states and life imprisonment at minimum in every state

[@stevepeririez]

And hows the drug problem there?

[@dekev7503]

10 years for assassination 😅 what do you expect 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@speentje6268]

no he only observed. the assassin got 28 years

[@dekev7503]

@ still a joke. In countries that have a spine he would get at least life in prison.

[@tortepasti2]

@@dekev7503 If you really think the guy is going to get out ever you are just an uninformed observer without a shred of crediblity.

[@urbanstrencan]

Thanks for making such a great docu series

[@DWDocumentary]

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[@timp1970]

As a german i must say that i am embarrassed by my politicians.

[@schiras]

This was a very interesting documentary, Thanks @DWDocumentary. Even though it’s hard to win the war against drugs, we should strive harder every day

[@DWDocumentary]

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[@suorsah]

Attitude "it is war that will never be won" sounds more indifferent than worried.

[@colinstu]

DW didn't have their own source material to add new graphics on? Had to blur out old ones??

[@hourbee5535]

Rampant drug abuse and collapsing demographics in Germany 😢

[@QNEGRO1]

Same here in Italy😢

[@pedestrianmale9741]

everything fine here in usa 🦅

[@bwarrior6340]

100% but Europe woke up 10years too late unfortunately.

[@spitefulbob9254]

@@pedestrianmale9741in which state?

[@flowerpower8765]

Blablabla intending to bring panic to the people, they just looking for a way to suppress and control us!

[@Recon6delta]

😂😂😂 these guys will be payed 100 times more of what they make on salary. So honestly it will be hard to stop all of the corruption.

[@niqqaa]

Exactly. It’s all for show. They’ll still accept a bribe at moment’s notice and won’t bat an eye at anyone moving stashes.

[@KS-fz7hh]

As a German, I laughed out loud when seeing how the cartel marked their packages going to Germany. Holy shit man.

[@Anony888-gg33]

Timestamp?

[@Apisticont]

Even though we all have our daily hardships, I really liked to just watch a bit what else is happening in the World. Such a high quality video.

[@antulii5390]

If there is a demand, there will be supply. The focus should also be on educating the public about the dangers and making certain proper legalization (such as the recent cannabis legalization in Germany)

[@thatundeadlegacy2985]

Yeah like that ever worked, cannabis is simply an entry level one

[@yaokongqi]

Fun fact: UK exported drugs to China 150 years ago as government action. The country was so addicted to it. Then European countries joined to invade China, including Holland and Germany etc. Now, China is free of drugs due to this 100 years of humiliation. It takes more than what you can imagine to win this drug war.

[@DoNotBlink.]

China is not free of drugs.

[@ronaldkatananyali8409]

China is suppling chemicals to make all kinds of drugs

[@johnqualls5990]

They aren’t free of them, they’re just exporting precursors

[@mrsullied]

In modern terms it's like Walmart asking the US to bomb Italy into legalizing Walmart selling crystal meth to them from the island of Sicily. Sounds like a fever dream but that's the history of Hong Kong 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@LedioLluka]

This video has nothing to do with coca trade in Germany

[@tHaH4x0r]

26:00 It is important to note that this spread is due to a lot of ATMs in NL being specifically designed to be resistant to such attacks, and most of NL being a fairly cash-free society. Meaning that the loot per ATM is quite low. Meanwhile, in Germany cash is still used a lot in circulation, and the ATMs are not yet prepared for suck types of attacks. Hence it is shooting fish in a barrel for such criminals, and they prefer to go over the border, cracking ATMs there rather than in NL.

[@lulloa47]

Why is there such high demand? The documentary failed to find answers to this critical question.

[@legel93]

Why do you say you can never win, didn't El Salvador end violence almost?

[@JeffBilkins]

Also ended freedom and rule of law

[@QueenetBowie]

A lot of people will trade freedom and rule of law for stability. It’s the deal all dictators make with their people

[@Vincent-fy6dn]

That is the worst analogy I've ever heard. A totalitarian president has thrown tens of thousands of people in jail without convicting them in a country thats as big as my hometown. Sounds marvelous comparing that shithole to Europe

[@GoldGamer-pl8yt]

then you live under martial law, you would still complain!

[@SlashHarkenUltra]

@@legel93 and if someone becomes violent what do they use to stop the violence?

[@phoenixrambles]

Waging war on drugs does not work. How many times do we have to make this mistake? No matter how much you try to stop drugs from entering the country or punish those who distribute them, it will always be impossible to stop drugs because as long as there is any trade or travel in and out of the country, it will always be possible to smuggle drugs in. The only effective way to stop drug violence is through economic measures. Legalization takes away the profit potential of drugs. If drugs are not highly profitable then criminals will not smuggle them and commit violence to defend their markets. While illegal, the huge profit margins on drugs means that even if the majority of their smuggled drugs are caught, the drug trade will STILL be profitable. To drug lords, drug seizures are simply a cost of doing business. And even if enough drugs are seized that it does begin to significantly cut into profits, the drug lords will simply increase the cost of their drugs, and since their buyers are addicted they will pay whatever the drugs cost. All that does is shift the financial cost of the war on drugs onto the people most harmed by it, the addicts. In addition to being the ONLY way to effectively stop illegal drug trade and drug violence, legalization allows the government to regulate drugs which is proven to significantly reduce harm. The government can do things like set limits on drug purity and ensure they are not laced with other drugs, which are both proven to reduce the addictiveness and harm of drugs. Legalizing drugs also allows the huge sums of money currently spent on drug enforcement to be rerouted to addiction services, which is also proven to decrease drug use. Most people addicted to drugs do not want to be addicted, and if stigma free, accessible, and affordable treatment was available they would take it.

[@kazooku]

Very interesting insight. I think however that Singapore has managed to eradicate drug trafficking by applying death sentence to smugglers. In the past it was used as a trade hub for other Eastern Asian countries, when the then-PM decided to take a harsher approach which has substancially decreased the number of drug users as a result. I can't say that is the right approach, I just wanted to show one case of seemingly effective "war on drugs". I believe China and Japan are also very hard on dealers

[@フ乇キキ尺リムレ-w1r]

You believe that they would not understand if the western governments grow a spine, discard ECHR and speak in the language they understand?

[@PhotoJeticPoet]

The government's around the world are ran by old men who are slow to learn and do not listen. They will watch the world burn before changing their approach.

[@zot2698]

Apparently, people are saying that the "anti-drug politicians" are actually "funded" by the cartels without realising it. Because, if Germany starts legalisation, it would be bad for the cartel's businesses. The cartel's money flows into religion groups that then backed up anti-legalisation measures. Cartel members are oddly close to religion groups.

[@PointmanOps]

😅 Look at Canada then think again. They're after the money. They're not gonna go get a job a s stop producing drugs just because you legalized it. Legalization also exposes children to drug being around and helps normalize its consumption. Maximize punishment and you'll get better results over time, which is the opposite of normalizing a bad habit

[@looneycrow7978]

Bet everyone interviewed in this video has done Coke more then once in they're lives.. so where is demand coming from?.. normal citizens.

[@neo5973]

Valid point 😂

[@Viktoria-mf2rg]

Боюся, що ви не бачили нормальних людей в своєму засратому житті.

[@Tubeflux]

Thanks for this quick, but nonetheless deep insight into this topic. Very informative. Worrying.

[@operator9858]

seeing as the country is currently deindustrializing id say such fields are one of the few that really offer much room for growth in germany's future...

[@Anythingwilldo296]

What fight, open borders equals open trade routes. It strikes me that the folks who govern us are either stupid or complicit.

[@Snakehad95]

The speaker really knows her german. I mean, her accent is still recognisable, but usually in this kind of documentations or news about german stuff from another country, the speakers obviously never listened once on how names and things are pronounced... So props to this one, thanks to her, I will subscribe (eventhough I have seen the original in german already)

[@D.von.N]

The only way to stop this would be if the demand stopped. Will we ever achieve that point?

[@luclazzarini4903]

not one of them is german

[@sonnyleewhite]

BS! There were three bombings in Colonge / Germany ! Educate yourself !

[@AbdullahiAbdille-k3w]

But the German people like the powder in their nose right?

[@Anony888-gg33]

Most of the buyers are.

[@beepbeep_moo]

@@AbdullahiAbdille-k3wusual suspects supporting other usual suspects

[@AbdullahiAbdille-k3w]

@@beepbeep_moo MÜLLER, SCHMIDT, SCHMITZ, SCHNEIDER, FISCHER, WEBER, MEYER, MAYER, MEIER and WAGNER. Should stop inserting white powder in their nose

[@sutats]

The world goes wild over cocaine.

[@lassejohannsen-vi6ux]

Politicians still believe it’s a war which can be won 😂😂😂😂 shows again how these these high paid people know

[@tejasamrat2119]

If you stop consuming why would they send it?

[@MartinJoergensen-q5v]

Of course Just like cigarettes, alcohol and fast driving... Dream on!

[@JoseRamon-b7j]

The problematic war that will never ever end

[@mexicoxv2236]

is can be no win, because the adicts cannot rehabilitasi, the goverment give them, house, money, food, with purpose they keep inside an enclose area and the cities show clean and idealistic. While a high porcent of the population is dying miserably.

[@Vivek69Bro]

1:20 summary of the video 😆😆😆😆

[@LenaLena-ui1pk]

governments are not fighting to win here. governments have too much at stake... they cannot fight all-in.

[@TheAdamAdy]

People want drugs. Thats why drug dealers provide drugs. Police: Nooo you cant want drugs! We know better than you!

[@jeffhatmaker817]

Yep. I have no sympathy for Western countries that allow open borders. And that includes my country, the USA. Let's see how long it takes the DW lefties to censure my comment.

[@LenaLena-ui1pk]

@@TheAdamAdy i dont think it is this simple but yeah whatever.

[@divBy0]

​@LenaLena-ui1pk It's not that simple indeed. It's the lawmakers instead of the police that make it legal to do drugs like alcohol and sigarets. And on the other hand make other drugs illegal. History has shown the war on drugs can not be won. People use drugs even in countries where they risk the death penalty. Need to say more?

[@rosaliabonayog0001]

Thank you.God speed to help and protect one another the humanity from this problem.

[@josephmaina1669]

a lawyer who's ready to defend someone accused of killing a journalist " friend " but not fight against the cartel's, 😢😢

[@ovdtogt1]

When are we going to stop this madness and legalise all drugs? Tackle drug-addiction not drug supplies.

[@DarkShadow-rd2es]

If they legalise drugs the world will collapse they know illegal substances is HIGH PROFITS

[@adesoyeoyun439]

spot on. Thats the real solution. cus if there is no demand there won't be supply

[@7SoORY]

lol I remember getting high proof liquor easily from older friends when I was 14. I am lucky that this stuff is not as easly available in stores like alcohol or tobacco. I wouldn't dare to imagine what my life would look like now if I started smoking crack when I was 13-14 years old^^

[@kayupagi]

nobody cares for your opinion

[@neverfix5386]

Yeah, just like British Columbia did. And Vancouver became even more of a shithole. Now they're going to criminalise them again 😂 Legalising everything would kill a lot of people, who otherwise wouldn't even try drugs if they were illegal.

[@unknown6715]

Mexicans 🇲🇽 are the US's 🇺🇸 number 1 supplier and Moroccans 🇲🇦 are Europe’s 🇪🇺 number 1 supplier.

[@craigpetties1476]

Italians not moroccans

[@unknown6715]

@ Italians in movies 🎥 Moroccans in real life😉

[@craigpetties1476]

@@unknown6715 Moroccans never killed police officers or judges in Belgium and Netherlands like the Sicilians, Colombians and Mexicans. They don't have the capacity.

[@nilsrichart9074]

Politicians will aways say that we can't win the war on drugs but simultaneously soften the punishment on drug related crimes. The punishment has to scare them away. There is no other way.

[@dredamack]

Toxicologist Professor hitting lines himself 😂

[@SA..................]

1:53 Private jet… meanwhile closing nuclear power in Germany and making all us poor 😢

[@carolean282]

Exactly

[@Lordosvk]

Its not private. Its payd from our taxes

[@privat6558]

Mate which politician flys comercial hahah

[@BobiR-bl9fc]

The Media talking against Muslims , but Millions Indians and south Americans "Mostly Men" are coming here

[@tortepasti2]

Sure, its closing nuclear power plants and not a war in continental europe which one of biggest suppliers of gas started..jesus christ you people.

[@fernandoinfante5753]

Visting Amsterdam was really interesting, be offered cocaine in such an open way and the police being just one or two blocks away. The open market posed a lot of questions over whether these dealers were openly operating with the protection of police units.

[@jenskarlsson4744]

Wow this felt 20 years old !!

[@abcdefghi9]

This could all be stopped if drug use is considered a health care threat and narcotics are made and subsidized by pharma companies/government and given for free to anyone that wants them. Like condoms and HIV. The extremly low cost of narcotics will rapidly put the cartels out of business.

[@CengizAlptekin-b2i]

“The Prohibition and the Convention were racially motivated and served the majority population to secure socio-economic advantages in America. If the racially motivated Convention were revised, the long-term result would be the dissolution of the law enforcement agencies. This is not in the interest of the perfidious, euphemistically acting justice industry.”

[@TheAlchemicalPortal]

14:00 they are doing CPR to someone who was shot in the head twice?

[@jonathaneffemey944]

Thanks for posting

[@giovannifrrri5495]

Could death penalties solve this? Looking at Taiwan? Yes. And it wasn't the innocent people that died...

[@jose-Maki]

Let me guess, another problem that has nothing to do with imigration 😴😴😴

[@E.M.jansnow]

That’s the excuse they use when they want to radicalise their people after they mis used funds . It’s the oldest trick

[@NeweyAdrian1]

Before immigration, most of the big gangs in NL where white individuals. Wherever there is money (coke), there will be a business. The only way to solve it is by legalizing cocaine and other drugs, with strict testing/control/addiction facilities. There will still be people getting it cheaper from gangs, but atleast most of the recreational coke users are high functioning people (laywers, etc.) who wouldnt mind spending more to not facilitate gangs

[@xtrey19x]

Who's consuming these drugs? oh right you don't want to talk about that part.

[@jose-Maki]

@xtrey19x everyone consumes drugs and they have always done it. The thing is, no immigrant gangs used to be here and there was little to no crime while everyone still had drugs and did them. The only difference now is the crime and its all down to the ones who came not the ones doing drugs.

[@jose-Maki]

@NeweyAdrian1 drugs are used all over europe, the difference is there is gang wars these days because of imigrant gangs....before the natives would just sell their thing and that was that, untill gangs started operating here like south america by the imigrants...or tell me what white gangs are destroying europe😴

[@vladbunin8994]

Why they can't just legalize the drugs?

[@jonomir_777]

The cartels don't want that and won't allow it. It would plummet their profits. Do you think they want what is best for society? no, they like the mafia boss status and the ridiculous profits. As long as people think it's cool to do cocaine the violence and corruption will not stop. Also cocaine its a huge environmental issue as well.

[@CengizAlptekin-b2i]

“The Prohibition and the Convention were racially motivated and served the majority population to secure socio-economic advantages in America. If the racially motivated Convention were revised, the long-term result would be the dissolution of the law enforcement agencies. This is not in the interest of the perfidious, euphemistically acting justice industry.”

[@CengizAlptekin-b2i]

@@jonomir_777 “The Prohibition and the Convention were racially motivated and served the majority population to secure socio-economic advantages in America. If the racially motivated Convention were revised, the long-term result would be the dissolution of the law enforcement agencies. This is not in the interest of the perfidious, euphemistically acting justice industry.”

[@thatundeadlegacy2985]

Look at california, fun place to live,

[@svatoplukbenesch2805]

DW talks about how dangerous the cartels are and how witnesses and opposition gets murdered. Then proceeds to show the faces and names of the people who are against cartels.

[@JAGFG42]

You would think, being the Netherlands it would be legal, and that they would make it there

[@tomykas1]

Can't grow coco in netherlands

[@JAGFG42]

greenhouses would beg to differ, switch from tulips to coco

[@tippy195]

And this is JUST the fight against cocaine, not to mention meth, heroin, etc etc etc etc etc etc & etc +’etc

[@cagrihancakmak3048]

there are man out there with solutions but those solutions are unconstitutional.

[@kellycuckoo3143]

They will all pay for their evil. Whether it’s in life or in the hereafter.

[@luciancimpan9080]

European govs need to step up or in 10 years countries will be reverting to dictatorship like regimes out of desperation...

[@DPaulPa]

I wonder where all the guns come from.

[@GizmoMaxx]

USA uk Israel Germany Austria Russia etc etc..

[@fhinq2776]

Nah Mostly from the Balkans

[@gucciflipflopbleep]

So... may that be a lesson the next time anyone in power wants to reach immigration quotas?

[@AYASINK]

Excellent ❤

[@chrizzi920]

The german government should not fight the gangs, they should fight their migration problem first.

[@Bratko999]

And all politicians Are laughing in this Video 👍🏻👍🏻🤣

[@B.M31]

People living on top floor..dont even think theres a vault below?!

[@sibialoysius7280]

Ecuador should change their strategy on cartels

[@JohnHobbs-o3z]

Wont happen,Cartels own him.

Just legalize it and tax it!

[@IngramPetersJr-nr7rm]

War on drugs, a futile war

[@dutchman-c4b]

The dead of Peter R De Vries has nothing too do with cocaine itself, he stuck his nose to often in cases he must stayed out.

[@Cholulasmom]

Y’all stop doing the drugs and the cartels will need something else to do. Bruh

[@BigDickson-s4q]

German arab clans never seen such a violence untill the dutch neighbours came and show them what real violence is

[@MomoAbdhasa-i6r]

😮 why was he without protection

[@0li_vi_er]

2:27 It's not destroying the drug trade that really matters, it's helping people who are addicted to drugs. If you want to destroy the cartels, make all drugs legal and treat the users appropriately. Stop wasting money on a ‘war’ you cannot win. Surely the police don't want that, because they should be doing useful things instead of what they're doing now: emptying the ocean with a teaspoon.

[@sachr539]

They pay off people at the top. Thats how they are surviving. Don't act like the politicians aren't getting a cut out of this nonsense.

[@Beatslager]

well at least she is taking the extra extra extra business class option to visit those countries,..... 02:08 War on Drugs ? (How often have we heard that line ??)... we all know it will always be the same, it will never be stopped! Good luck!!

[@brnhnd07]

The swastika mark is CRAZY rude

[@godwino1466]

Demand and supply... Just wondering why people do drugs?

[@freebie808]

LEGALIZE everything

[@giovannifrrri5495]

You don't realise the danger...

[@YousTubo]

German police is like 40 years behind in fighting crime

[@DarkysLPs]

No matter how hard you try you will never get rid of drugs, time and time again it has failed. And pushing it down only attracts more criminals and users to it.

[@BlueTaurianBull]

Did he say look for parcels that look different ?? in 2025 ?? in the age of AI and Mars Travel ??

[@E.M.jansnow]

How about people stop buying drugs

[@dougie4830]

What would happen if cocaine was leggilisd ,I often wonder 🤔

[@reckondragon2130]

In order for these authorities to be successful in fighting drug trafficking, organised crime and gang activities. They government have to give law enforcement extra ordinary powers to detain and hold people suspected of these crimes. People have to be uncomfortable knowing authorities can deal with them accordingly.

[@christainmarks106]

Brutal Gang violence , gangland style turf wars , drug syndicate, kidnapping, torture😳 …. I never knew Europe was having big problems like that over there. My naïve mind thought this was issue only we had here in the ( u.s & South America) region.

[@FediMayn]

@1:11 coming to Germany? Lolz..

[@___codeboss___short__yt8159]

😂😂

[@Billy01113]

What I am missing in this report, is the clear statement why we have to fight a war we can`t win. That it could be so much worse, if we do not fight it. In a sence you can not eradicate drug trafficing, but containing it is already a win.

[@Ramasan20]

Ong just legalize and tax it! Eyeroll

[@coolmojito]

Thank goodness you sent that delegation! Who knows what would have happened without it...

[@varorafinance]

The background music is from the Netflix series Narcos

[@IkeSpeaksUp]

Good Luck!

[@linaz2127]

It wouldn't be an issue if people stopped taking any kind of drugs...

[@karstenlink3921]

I just began watchin 28 seconds ago. And I already bet that I will see the torture container again. Obviously the press has no news and always relies to the same old content. And really. At 15:53 it is. Boring.

[@dabadaba530]

How far does every country go to maintain their domination , theres no limit. This is all taught to them.

[@meathead365]

The government should sell it, slightly cheaper than blackmarket price, and use the revenue for funding

[@m.d.m.a9730]

learn from Bukele

[@robertdominicanrepublic]

Nothing wrong with a little cultural diversity... eh? In less than 10 years Germany has been turned upside down over the cocaine trade. Ask yourself, What did we do within the last 10 years to cause this to ourselves? How could we be so stupid?

[@justpassingthruuu]

when will they stop blurring images? its like charging a medical sister with child molestation for inserting a suppository

[@bigdata9605]

Germany is very unsafe

[@POV_hamza]

What kind of stuff is Germany warring with when there are soo many in comment section 😂

[@AaronfromEngland1989]

America always talking about human rights all this stuff ect the cartel run riot in the US they don't do one little thing

[@i.d.6492]

It's going to happening in country where citizens don't have right to carry. It'll never happen in US

[@JG-zb4mz]

Same old problem? How about new solutions? Make it legal, tax it, dry the swamp!