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  • Is this a diagram for how it should work? Not how it actually works? Like I put my stuff in the ~/.bashrc, mostly because I think the debian one says like “put your fun stuff below here” or something. The green and grey lines go through the ~/.bashrc, but both of them go through the “no login” bubble in the diagram. But I know my ~/.bashrc works, so the diagram is a suggestion?







  • It does not only dictate your professional life/status in Germany, being a doctor, your social as well. Someone I know got a postdoc in germany, no luck finding a place to live until they started asking their german collegues to call and saying “doctor so-and-so is looking for an appartment”. So, he gets one. The guy has a very long full name, so the nametag the landlord is gonna put on the postbox is way to long, but if you cut off the part where it says he is a doctor, it would fit. He insists to cut that part away, the landlord just refuses, says fuck your name and person basically, and cuts off part of his last name instead. Saying you are a doctor gets you first in fucking everything (maybe not lufthansa, then they just say ‘senators’ or something). Extremely class divided social society that.







  • Nope. He is saying they ‘can adopt a swedish identity’, but they are not swedish. And that this would be about historic forced assimilation is just wishful thinking, and not understandig ethonational ideology (or defending it). SD has the view, presented by several members in various ways, where nationality is based in ethnicity, you are not swedish if you are a citizen, not if you have a swedish identity, only an essence of your ethnicity can make you “swedish”, in this sense. It is not there to protect their identity as a minority, it is there to cause a divide. What you fail to understand – I’m giving you the benefit of doubt here – is that the offensive thing here is to say that there is something beyond how someone identifies: “I’m a swedish jew”, is met with “ah, but then you are not swedish”, because you have only “adopted an identity”. The “opposite” you bring up is not an opposite of this, because not believing that an ethnic essence exists that makes you “swedish”, is not even close to saying “jews are swedish”.