Comments by "Soverman and Vioboy" (@SovermanandVioboy) on "IWrocker" channel.

  1. Just drink the local beer, wherever u go... its usually the best.
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  2.  @raidri_conchobair  thanks, thats just how we are.
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  3. There is a video on Youtube, called "Germany’s Oldest Street-Legal Car" - its a Benz Viktoria from 1894. U should look it up, if u want to see more about these old vehicles.
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  4. 3:12 Thats an art exhibit from 2018, that was installed in Chicago. It was called "AR-15 sharing station" or something like that. I think the symbolism is clear; Getting a gun in america is as easy as renting a Scooter. Ofcs, the guns used in the art piece were fake.
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  5. 28:00 surely not all americans, but dmn I was in a train Japan some months ago and there was a group of americans who just talked soooo loud. The whole train was quite (in Japan people care a lot about noise polution, there are even phone boxes on trains, so u dont have to annoy other passengers when u have to make a call... and these fs didnt gave a dmn about it - it seemed like they didnt realise how loud they are. And u clearly saw how annoyed the japanese ppl were of them but they are too polite to say anyting...
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  6. The cargo trucks in the first video just shouldnt be in the left lane, thats the whole problem. Its forbidden - vehicles over 3.5 tons are not allowed to use the very left lane on a highway with more than 3 lanes, in Germany. They are breaking the law and as a result, that ambulance that is escorted through the jam by the police, may come to late.
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  7. The thing about the "Volksverhetzung" laws, he mentions (about free speech vs. solidifying truth). 1. its actually "Holocaustleugnung", whats completly forbidden. It is super specific and is not applied on anything else than the holocaust. If u try to deny the holocaust or to relativate numbers or german evolvement, u will get a problem. It might be debatable, if the law is still nessessary today, but after the 3rd Reich felt, it was very important to have it - The germans had to understand what happend and why the country had to change. 2. "Volksverhetzung" (racist hatespeech) is a bit more complicated and open for debate. So ye, what I want to say is: The only ppl who are saying that Germany has no free speech are those, who want to openly deny the holocaust (that it didnt happen at all, the numbers are wrong, the jews faked it or that Germany had nothing to do with it). If u are one of these ppl, with such a mindset - pls never come here, u are not welcome.
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