Oh, but the protestor who uploaded a clip that did not show what happened before, is not biased???

You only accepting the one side and one part of what happened there, makes you biased as well.

To be honest: I don’t even know what your point is. Mine is: There is a bigger picture and we both haven’t seen it.

that every Palestinian protest (even those on women’s march) are suspicious for the German state.

When reading how the police described what happened there…

Something like that never happens at an average pride parade. Why does it happen during Palestine related protests? If you are the police and experience that, I can imagine them trying to be more prepared the next time and expect the worst-case, just in case…

Der Auslöser der gewaltsamen Szene fehlt im rund eine Minute langen Videoausschnitt, die Auseinandersetzung ist bereits im vollen Gange. Wie die Polizei am Sonntag mitteilte, griffen Teilnehmer:innen während der Demonstration die Einsatzkräfte wiederholt an.

Bereits kurz nach Beginn der Versammlung mit dem Titel “Internationaler feministischer Kampftag” seien israelfeindliche Sprechchöre angestimmt sowie strafbare und eindeutig polizeifendliche Parolen gerufen worden, teilte die Polizei mit. Die Einsätzkräfte hätten immer wieder tatverdächtige Personen festgenommen, daraufhin sei es zu versuchten Gefangenenbefreiungen und tätlichen Angriffen gekommen. “Die Polizeieinsatzkräfte wurden teilweise mit gezielten Faustschlägen, Tritten und Flaschenwürfen angegriffen und wendeten daraufhin wiederholt körperlichen Zwang an und setzten Reizstoffsprühgeräte gegen die Teilnehmenden ein”, hieß es am Sonntag.

Bei einem Vorfall hatten Demonstrationsteilnehmende laut Polizei versucht, die Festnahme zweier Frauen zu verhindern, die mehrfach strafbare Parolen gerufen haben sollen. Die Polizei habe die Frauen daraufhin nach Absprache in eine Feuerwache in der Wiener Straße gebracht. Mehr als 100 Personen hätten versucht, in Richtung der Feuerwache zu gelangen und hätten die Einsatzkräfte “massiv körperlich bedrängt”. Die Polizeibeamten hätten daraufhin “Zwangsmaßnahmen in Form von Schieben und Drücken” angewendet “sowie selektiv gezielte Faustschläge, Tritte und Pfefferspray” eingesetzt.

Insgesamt nahm die Polizei bei den Versammlungen am Samstag 12 Männer und 16 Frauen vorübergehend fest. Zudem wurden 33 Strafermittlungsverfahren unter anderem wegen besonders schweren Landfriedensbruchs, Gefangenenbefreiung, tätlichen Angriffs, Widerstands gegen Vollstreckungsbeamte und Verwendens von Kennzeichen verfassungswidriger und terroristischer Organisationen eingeleitet. Sieben Polizeibeamte seien verletzt worden, alle hätten im Dienst bleiben können.

You are not missing context

It went through the main media by the way: https://www.rbb24.de/politik/beitrag/2025/03/demonstrationen-palaestina-frauentag-berlin-kreuzberg-video-gewalt-polizei.html

Der Auslöser der gewaltsamen Szene fehlt im rund eine Minute langen Videoausschnitt, die Auseinandersetzung ist bereits im vollen Gange. Wie die Polizei am Sonntag mitteilte, griffen Teilnehmer:innen während der Demonstration die Einsatzkräfte wiederholt an.

Bereits kurz nach Beginn der Versammlung mit dem Titel “Internationaler feministischer Kampftag” seien israelfeindliche Sprechchöre angestimmt sowie strafbare und eindeutig polizeifendliche Parolen gerufen worden, teilte die Polizei mit. Die Einsätzkräfte hätten immer wieder tatverdächtige Personen festgenommen, daraufhin sei es zu versuchten Gefangenenbefreiungen und tätlichen Angriffen gekommen. “Die Polizeieinsatzkräfte wurden teilweise mit gezielten Faustschlägen, Tritten und Flaschenwürfen angegriffen und wendeten daraufhin wiederholt körperlichen Zwang an und setzten Reizstoffsprühgeräte gegen die Teilnehmenden ein”, hieß es am Sonntag.

Bei einem Vorfall hatten Demonstrationsteilnehmende laut Polizei versucht, die Festnahme zweier Frauen zu verhindern, die mehrfach strafbare Parolen gerufen haben sollen. Die Polizei habe die Frauen daraufhin nach Absprache in eine Feuerwache in der Wiener Straße gebracht. Mehr als 100 Personen hätten versucht, in Richtung der Feuerwache zu gelangen und hätten die Einsatzkräfte “massiv körperlich bedrängt”. Die Polizeibeamten hätten daraufhin “Zwangsmaßnahmen in Form von Schieben und Drücken” angewendet “sowie selektiv gezielte Faustschläge, Tritte und Pfefferspray” eingesetzt.

Insgesamt nahm die Polizei bei den Versammlungen am Samstag 12 Männer und 16 Frauen vorübergehend fest. Zudem wurden 33 Strafermittlungsverfahren unter anderem wegen besonders schweren Landfriedensbruchs, Gefangenenbefreiung, tätlichen Angriffs, Widerstands gegen Vollstreckungsbeamte und Verwendens von Kennzeichen verfassungswidriger und terroristischer Organisationen eingeleitet. Sieben Polizeibeamte seien verletzt worden, alle hätten im Dienst bleiben können.

I think, that kind of context is important, don’t you? Cutting out stuff to fit a narrative is an instrument of populism.

Still doesn’t make the police in the video look good, but something has obviously happened before and that something is not visible in that video. That’s what I mean with “context”…

Maybe because of what happened months ago with the kalifat stuff?

I’m honest with you… I haven’t heard much about that kind of protest lately in Germany and don’t have insider knowledge what parts of the state, the government or the 16 sub-governments might find suspicious or not.

Let’s just agree that it’d be good for everyone, if the protesters managed (maybe, they already did, I don’t know) eliminating the islamists out of their groups.

I mean, you see the English translation in that video, if you watched it… It’s clearly not what you wrote there… You are obviously overexaggerating. She says “can lose their civilian status” and “because terrorists abuse that”, which requires them doing it. And before, she said, that “hiding behind schools leads us into difficult territory”.

BTW: The video description does not quote here correctly. If I was you, I’d probably see this as bulletproof evidence that the news channel makes politics against one side…

When Hamas terrorists hide behind people, behind schools… civilian places ((((the word “can” is very unfortunately missing here)))) lose their protected status because terrorists abuse it

If you interpret this aggregation of conjunctives as “Israel is allowed to kill Palestinian civilians”, well… Please do us a favor and quote exactly what she says next time, instead of me having to look it up myself…

I think, this does not make sense to continue… I’m sorry that you think that my country collectively hates Palestinians and that it’s impossible to protest for or against that kind of stuff and that this is some kind of repressive dictatorship. I already told you what I think about that.

Maybe, you misunderstood my comment:

Is it? We had many peaceful demonstrations. When it got problematic was when people on demonstrations shoutet that they wanted a kalifat (don’t know how to write the word) and “from the river …”, because Hamas and other people interpret it differently.

I did not state that the kalifat shouts happened during the protest you saw in that video. That was months ago. And it was not a protest for women at all. The participants were even separated by gender, if I remember correctly.

Holy cow. Have I written that it’s OK to hurt someone? No.

I just think, it’s wrong to act like Germany is some kind of dictatorship that systematically discriminates Palestinians. Furthermore, it’s absolutely possible to have a normal protest for people from Gaza or against Netanyahu in our country. But if you and others really want to use that video as proof that there is systematic discrimination, I just don’t think, that that’s true at all.

I can show you dozens of videos of climate protesters being beaten up by the police and/or other people. Just cut out a few seconds and it fits your narrative… What does this tell us? That the police doen’t belive in climate change? No. It tells you that there is a police problem like in pretty much any other country.

BTW: Is there an oppression ranking for Palestinians or are there accusations that Germany is rank 2 just a guess?

You will find anything on the WWW, if you just look for it. Whether it’s a person with a rainbow flag, a woman, or a person of any religion getting beaten up. Just open Twitter and there you go…

What do you mean bs? It was a video in which people demanded a kalifat for Palestine and the others wanted one in Germany. I do not say that everyone thinks like this. I have only described what was the situation here, what went through the media and press and that that was interpreted as a no-go here in Germany.

I think, this is a quite biased (at least not accurate) representation of what is happening.

You can probably find single examples of all of that above, e.g. for exmatriculation, but when you dig deeper, there are probably hurdles for that:

Konkret soll exmatrikuliert werden können, wer Gewalt anwendet oder dazu auffordert, wer wegen einer Straftat „zulasten eines Mitglieds der Hochschule“ rechtskräftig verurteilt wurde, oder wer Einrichtungen der Hochschule zu strafbaren Handlungen „nutzt oder zu nutzen versucht“

You can also get your citizenship denied if you have the wrong opinions on Iserael, since the IHRA is official stance of the state.

This “stance of the state” thing is not law. There were for sure public discussions about denying citizenship for people who oppose democracy or the right of Israel to exist. But let me be honest: If someone opposes democracy or freedom or thinks that Israel or any other country should be fully destroyed, I don’t need such a person in my country. But if your opinion is that Netanyahu is an a-hole and that his far-right government buddies only want more war and death, no one will do anything with your citizenship because of that.

Is it? We had many peaceful demonstrations.

When it got problematic was when people on demonstrations shoutet that they wanted a kalifat (don’t know how to write the word) and “from the river …”, because Hamas and other people interpret it differently.

I don’t know the context of the video.

But yes, covering your face on a demonstration is illegal and can lead to up to 1 year in jail.

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vermummungsverbot

If you don’t want to be compatible with what millions of websites are written in (because that’s the complicated part), you now have to convince all of them to invest lots of money to migrate to your new web standard… Good luck…

I gave it a harder software dev task a few weeks ago… Something that is not answered on the internet… It was as clueless as me, but compared to me, it made up shit that could never work.

Maybe, once a month when YouTube breaks their site and a video does not load via Invidious, I execute

docker compose pull

docker compose down

docker compose up -d

to load the latest images and usually, it works again.

I have no automated restarts every few hours or days.

For me, it’s running for months and I had to load new image updates sometimes, because YouTube likes to break it, but this was maybe once a month…

Quite easy with Docker: https://docs.invidious.io/installation/#docker-compose-method-production

I’m once again asking you to host Invidious (alternative YouTube frontend) locally on your PC.

Hey, that’s only for billionaires.

I’m once again asking you to self-host Invidious locally on your PC.