Die Welt- Social Disorder in Frankfurt and What it Means

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VIOLENCE IN FRANKFURT

03/19/15

Stupid pupils of the affluent society

I am aware of my privilege as a migrant. My parents and I know what we owe Germany. At least not the property of others to destroy or attack the police.

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Filipp Piatov

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It was the worst riots in decades, the authorities about the Blockupy protests in Frankfurt: Burning cars, arrests and injuries.Only in the evening it was a little quieter.Source: N24

My parents had 200 D-Mark in his pocket when we came to Germany. After a night in the first available hotel were gone. Then social assistance, clothing and toys came from the Red Cross, donations, and a lot of hard work.

We lived in a migrant's home in a village in southern Germany, my parents picked strawberries, my father worked for a while in construction, to make money for the first apartment. Go on vacation not at issue, new furniture did not exist on restaurant meals was not even thought of.

Photo: © Sarah KlattFilipp Piatov, 23 years old, was born in St. Petersburg, and came with his parents as a child to Germany.He studied economics in Frankfurt am Main and works in Berlin.In December 2015 will be a first Russia-book is published by dtv.

But we were satisfied, very much. After all, a country had taken us in the supermarket shelves were filled, which drove trains and the streets were clean. More than that, my parents got the chance to work for their money and to take their lives into their own hands. I went to kindergarten, learned German and felt comfortable in the small town where we were foreigners not very numerous.

Integration was not an issue for us, my parents went to work and did not intend to participate in social life. The only English sentences who knew my parents were "Hitler broke!" and "Hands up!" - With thick Russian accent. We were foreigners and were made to feel that way. Everything that Germany gave us not belong to us, we had not built it and came to Germany in order to benefit from it.

What do my parents to Germany

Also, when I could not remember life in Russia, I quickly understood what my parents to Germany appreciate that. The ease with which you greeted politely on the road, went to work in supermarkets choice between twenty varieties had yogurt, could count during emergencies to the police and the paramedics arrived within ten minutes - all this is the luxury of Germany has long been accustomed to and fascinated by my parents to this day. Now they have a house, a car, go on vacation, their children finish school and study. While any bourgeois "activists" go to Frankfurt and half the town on fire to protest for justice.

My righteousness is not. I learned justice of my parents who taught me to take care of myself and made me realize how privileged I am to do that in a country like Germany. Justice, my parents switched me was that I look for my freedoms and rights, rather than try to impose other.

Meanwhile left-wing extremist Blockupy- scourge "protesters" the injustice in our society and demand even more redistribution and solidarity. You have no problem attacking other people and injuring, damaging other people's property and obstructing the public. There are pupils of an affluent society who have contributed nothing to their success. They have a free education, clean streets, a functioning social and economic order found and enjoyed without ever having appreciated. There are people who would not even be able to build what they vandalize.

Demonstrations serve freedom of expression. But what we have seen in Frankfurt, was the complete lack of understanding of our social order. The rejection of labor, property, and power. By the Vandals attacked our police, our vehicles and set fire to our streets and homes damaged, limited our freedom, negating everything for which we work.

We Russians know what communism

We, we are a business, we journalists, we students and we workers. We who are trying to build a social order based on discourse rather than violence.

I got my righteousness, when I came here with my parents and got a chance to work out everything myself. If I had worked myself a car in Frankfurt, these workers singing songs yobs had lit it yesterday for justice. Just as they were destroying everything that German taxpayers have built in Frankfurt.

They shouted slogans as they deem communist. My parents, who were born in the Soviet Union and grew up there, it is not surprising. They even come from a country that had been prescribed the anti-fascism and reprimanded its citizens, suppressed and restricted in their freedom like no other. This was and is communism.

Who demonstrating against the central bank policy by attacking police cars on fire and threatened passers-by, an entire city declared a war zone to live out his perverse notion of justice, must finally be taken seriously! This is not justice, it is a crime and every individual who throws stones, policemen attacking and paralyzing an entire city, should be held accountable, so be displayed.