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    4. F1zzy_W4t3r on

      Guys I am not a a rightest for clarification I just like the country I’m normal I swear

    5. tufoop5 on

      The last picture says ‚i love German [language]‘ and not ‚i love Germany‘

    7. Eis_ber on

      The last one means you love Germans, am I right? Or should it be „I love Germany?“

    11. AnythingAmbitious109 on

      Looks nice

      Only in germany you got weirdos being repulsed by their own flag and trying to stop others from displaying it and putting labels on them for it. Don’t listen to these weird ass chronically online redditors.

    14. SilverSize7852 on

      Tell me you’re not german without telling me you’re not german 😭 we don’t do weird patriotism here

    16. _cl0uds on

      „I love capitalism I wasted my money on a teddybär I’m going to throw away in a year, a canva and colour to make a ‚painting‘ im never gonna display anywhere“ fixed that for you 😍

    20. AnGuSxD on

      Thanks for normalizing the German Flag…
      Unbelievable people connect the German flag with racism etc….

    21. K4RN4_ on

      Great that you found a place you love, but be careful with stuff like that. Some germans are a bit sensitive when it comes to patriotism and even stuff like this can make you appear like a right-wing extrimist to some.

    22. pitchymacpitchface on

      You’re going to make the wrong kind of german friends with this kind of motivation. Patriotism is extremely stigmatized over here. Probably wrong, but I’d put you into this category: „I am not a Nazi, but […]“ just because you are painting German flags for a hobby. It comes from experiencing this kind of behaviour only from people with very questionable views on the country. I wish it wasn’t like that, but your post sais that to me.

    24. FriendshipNo1440 on

      Patriotic behavior is viewed much different over here as most right wing parties practice it. The german flag is pretty much just tolerated ehfn we have football cups.

      I get this is not your intention, but just a word of warning as the people who celebrate our flag snd being german as something to be proud of are the ones who tend to swing more to the fascist side.

    25. thetrexyl on

      Don’t listen to these miserable people in the comments, good for you for loving a country and its language and sharing that with us here

    26. laellar on

      It gives „Ich liebe deutsche Land“

      Fellow millennials and older folks will remember… And yeah, it’s a bit cringe tbh

    28. nonchip on

      so you either love the germanic language, or „make love“ how the germans do.

      pro tip: at least learn the language before becoming creepily nationalistic for no reason.

    29. Pedarogue on

      To be honest, I am not in the camp of people who mistrust any use of the flag outside of public buildings and pubic acts of elected representatives. I don’t mind people having flags displayed.

      But I guess I am too much of a conservative to like the way a teddy bear of all things is plastered with the national flag, the symbol of national unity **and democracy** in Germany, being used as a cheap paint job on a cheap toy. It cheapens the symbol in my opinion.

      That being said, in your last picture, the capital first letter is missing and „Deutsch“ is German – the language – not Germany.

    30. stellasdejavu on

      Please don’t take these comments to heart, there is no issue in portraying the German flag, everyone does it during the football world championship and during European championship, some people have a little garden they rent (allotment garden?, Schrebergarten) where they portray the flag on a flagpost.

      Yes it is often used by extremists and barely used by your average German on day to day life, but having been in contact with foreigners visiting and loving Germany, the likelihood of them liking the German flag or portraying it somewhere is much higher, it’s normal to be into this stuff when your into the country!

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