Germany's Debate Mixes Migration, Crime, and Poetry in Cultural Clash
Timmy is gone from the sandbank. Tamir still sits on the park bench. Sick poodles. Blind cats. Lost whales. We can do this. Knife attackers, gang rapists, hardened criminals. Germany is doing itself in.
Refugees and stranded marine mammals. Apples and oranges? Not at all. Both offer hope. A mission. Nothing of one's own. Giving meaning.
The whale belongs in the Baltic Sea. Islam belongs to Germany. Then everything will run smoothly. The poets and thinkers of yesterday forget that morality once sat on the sandbank. As for history? We love animals. But not children?
A life without Timmy is possible, but meaningless.
Hölderlin, do not seek salvation in the fatherland. It lies off Poel. Why wander nearby when all that is good lies so far away? The Atlantic. Kabul. Romanticism. Istanbul.
Whoever has a whale needs no children. Whoever has a firewall needs no election. Sheer mockery in its purest form. A black-red-gold perversion. Swim free, Timmy. Remigration.
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