But I do you the favor and just ignore those concerns and say Aurich for it being likely to have a healthier economy and less racism.
Erm, it's a hot contender for "western Germany's poorest circuit".
But, well, since you are implying the economy was a significant factor: Why would Saxony have such a bad track record in terms of neo-nazi crimes despite its relatively healthy economy?
two Vietnamese Saxon guys
Oh, please. Haven't German Vietnamese been stressed enough as supposed "evidence" for people not being racists.
and the black cousin of another good friend did fine as well in Saxony.
Leipzig, Dresden or small town Saxony?
Actually, there is one more thing to say: I have heard of certain places other races or homosexuals can not feel secure moving through the streets at night and I am sure they exist. The point is - those places don't represent Saxon culture as you seem to think. Not at freaking all.
Maybe. Sure, my statement can be seen as an unfair generalisation. But isn't that warranted to some extent in this case.
Said ralley happens to be in Dresden, not Hamburg, for starters. If you list the places the most appalling neo-nazi crimes of the last decade occured you get a rather comprehensive travel guide to rural Saxony.
And anecdotal evidence goes both ways. I know plenty of people who left rural Saxony for reasons related to the local bigotry.
You don't seem to be contesting my claim that Saxony is in a special position regarding bigotry. We apparently merely disagree on whether that is "Saxon" or rather random.
I take it you are arguing it's about economic issues etc. Feel free to elaborate.
My claim remains the same: Rural Saxony has a bigoted culture and severe deficiancy in terms of civic culture and appreciation of civil liberties. CDU rule is at the very least not helping with that. It's probably even furthering it. Of course i'd be ready to extend the courtesy of that somewhat meanish accusation to Western Pommeria, the Bauland, parts of rural Frankonia etc.
Please don't think this is some anti-east thing.
But, well, as i said: Feel free to specualte on why Saxony (and Brandenburg) excell in neo-nazi crime. I can see the "economy" argument in Brandenburg's case, but regarding Saxony it's not exactly convincing me.
I agree, btw.