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I came across this article which quoted a German saying:
"I go abroad and feel uncomfortable to say I am German. We cannot wave our flags the way other countries do. Maybe today can be a step toward changing this."
It also quoted a German saying that there was still "prejudices" in the world, i.e. against Germans. Some may find it ironic that a German would complain about prejudice given German history. What do you think?
As for me I am pro-German. Even though the German language is not pretty as a German in the article ackwowledges: "His name sounds more beautiful in Italian"; it is also true that German food is very good
Seriously, don't you think it is wrong to shame Germans and prevent them from waving the German flag? I feel the same way about US Southernors and their historic Confederate flag.
Germans Reserved About Their Joy Over 'Benedikt'
http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/world/la-fg-scene25apr25,1,7334621.story
"I go abroad and feel uncomfortable to say I am German. We cannot wave our flags the way other countries do. Maybe today can be a step toward changing this."
It also quoted a German saying that there was still "prejudices" in the world, i.e. against Germans. Some may find it ironic that a German would complain about prejudice given German history. What do you think?
As for me I am pro-German. Even though the German language is not pretty as a German in the article ackwowledges: "His name sounds more beautiful in Italian"; it is also true that German food is very good

Seriously, don't you think it is wrong to shame Germans and prevent them from waving the German flag? I feel the same way about US Southernors and their historic Confederate flag.
Germans Reserved About Their Joy Over 'Benedikt'
http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/world/la-fg-scene25apr25,1,7334621.story