If this was happening in Germany I'd seriously consider leaving. It sounds like a point has been reached where it can go downhill pretty fast.
This is a level of vilification that has totally left any realm of logical reasoning - even if you give people the benefit of the doubt and acknowledge it's a hard to understand topic. It's a level of dehumanisation that can only be preparation for more atrocities.
And it's state sanctioned, not just some media hype. In a country that has lost checks and balances.
In Germany, most victims realised when it was already too late. (Or just had no chance of leaving)
"El Dorado" on Netflix paints a picture on how it was for gay people. I watched it a year ago and already found striking similarities.
If this was happening in Germany I'd seriously consider leaving. It sounds like a point has been reached where it can go downhill pretty fast.
This is a level of vilification that has totally left any realm of logical reasoning - even if you give people the benefit of the doubt and acknowledge it's a hard to understand topic. It's a level of dehumanisation that can only be preparation for more atrocities.
And it's state sanctioned, not just some media hype. In a country that has lost checks and balances.
In Germany, most victims realised when it was already too late. (Or just had no chance of leaving)
"El Dorado" on Netflix paints a picture on how it was for gay people. I watched it a year ago and already found striking similarities.