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Antideustche are weird.
When you feel so remorseful for your country's wrongdoings that you want to lick the boots of the country that inspired those wrongdoings.
I feel like implying that jews or isfaek "inspired" the nazis is a pretty bad way to phrase that.
I meant the other flag present at these "protests". Anti-deutsch are Americanophiles.
The whole "remorse" thing isn't real. It's just used as a cover for political intentions.
The very chud people oppose it, because it symbolizes that German state being submissive or whatever (and antisemitism)
Liberals (the politicians, not random Bozos off the street) use it to enforce the interests of the German state and keep allies happy and business running,while holding onto the mythology of not being Nazi Germany anymore.
Antideutsche use it to denote opposition to foreigners while holding onto mythology of opposing antisemitism within leftist groups (which was partially a thing in the 60s, 70s and 80s)