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Area_51 wrote:

O.o wrote: uhh, hajmo redom:
1. who the f*ck is Adem? I zasto bi mu ja prilazila? Ja jednostavno ne volim da trcim kroz glavnu ulicu jer ce me docekati milioni nezeljenih ponuda? Hoces torbu? Kupi ovo, ajde za sevap je, daj ovo, ja nemam i trazim itd. Sta se desilo sa live and let live? Ne vuci me za rukav, ne dobacuj mi, ne pljuj me. Pa gdje su moje slobode i prava kad imam toliko moralnih obaveza? Jel ja stvarno pretjerujem???

2. jel moj problem sto ne prosjace drugi nego vecinom Cigani? Iskreno, nemam ja nista protiv njih i nisam nikakav rasista, al igranje na kartu suosjecanja je meni bljak. Zivim na Breki, svaki dan prekratim put do grada kad idem pjesice kroz KCS. Svaki dan ista scena: Ispred DIPa (tamo gdje idete na sve moguce dijagnoze pa Vam kazu a. sve je OK ili b. bolujete od xxx) red prosjaka ("rasisticki" prihvatljivije) na ulazu i daj nesto para, dace ti Allah zdravlje? Ma ko su ti ljudi da te moralno ucjenjuju? Gdje nestadose prava ljudi koji boluju od raka i zato sto nisu dali para nemaju naklonost kod Allaha? Ma daj molim te. A da pricamo o tome kako je prosjacenje na zavidno profesionalnom nivou?

3.a sto se tice dvoje brace sa milion polica kod Bate: posalji im inspekciju? Kakva je to urbanisticka politika kad oni tamo mogu da otvore "cirkus nam je dosao u grad"stand??? Posao im je OK al nije mu tamo mjesto. (Samo jest da mi njih dvoje nikad nisu nesto ponizavajuce uradili ili ucinili da se osjacam ko gradjanin drugog reda)

Slazem se, sve tacno. Prosjacenje je problem naseg Grada uvezen preko Drine, a posebno one parfemdzije tamnije puti , sa laznim parfemima i naocalama. Isto neka vrsta prosjacenja, jer za pare sto das dobijes nesto sto ne vrijedi. Svi oni imaju istog rukovodica ili sefa bande koji kasnije kupi lovu od svih njih. Zato sve nazovi prosjake i slicne osobe romske nacionalnosti, bez zelje da govorim o porijeklu i s tim pravim predrasude, koje borave u Ferhadiji treba podvesti pod organizovani kriminal.

Dodatno, kako tamo vecinom stoje strani drzavljani, kako znam, pa malo se raspitao, onda znaci da su oni tamo neovlasteno, krse zakon zemlje domacina proseci, ko ne zna prosjacenje je zakonom zabranjeno, dok drugi prodaju robe bez dokazanog porijekla lose ili nikakve kvalitete, onda za njih zbog krsenja zakona treba vazit jednostavno pravilo deportacije u zemlju dolaska. Nista drugo i to nema veze za tim sto su romi.

Jos dodatno, boravak onih nekih standova, necete vjerovati, neki od njih imaju dozvolu Opcine Stari Grad, stvar je nadlezne Sluzbe u pomenutoj Opcini, s tim da ima ogroman broj onih bez dozvole. Sve kad saberes, lokalna vlast, misleci na onu u Opcini zakazala, a o tome treba vodit racuna na lokalnim izborima. Od kuknjave, stvarno mislim da nema koristi.

Šta fali jednom malom 'kukuk'?

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EI Presidente wrote:

bisvit wrote:problem su cigani i kinezi. nije ni cudo sto pijace rade super kada sam vidjela kako je garderoba narocito markirana skupa nisam mogla vjerovati, ali ne vazno treba otvoriti neki poseban veliki market i strpati cigani i kineze pa finoneka placaju povisok porez i neka brate iznose i brodice i futrole i lepeze i sva svoja sranja a neka se sklone iz centra grada jer prave ruglo sto svojim proizvodima sto svojim jos ruznijim fizickim izgledom. jer to je ipak centar grada idi u buljakov potok pa otvori centar za prodaju ili na koblju glavu koga zanima ta vrsta robe nece mu biti tesko uzverat se dogore.

ma rodila majka hitlerjunge svoje malo...

pa sto da ne vecina nas je shvatila da hitler nije bez razloga htio pojedine zbrisat s lica zemlje bilo je i to debelog razloga

bisvit wrote:

EI Presidente wrote:

bisvit wrote:problem su cigani i kinezi. nije ni cudo sto pijace rade super kada sam vidjela kako je garderoba narocito markirana skupa nisam mogla vjerovati, ali ne vazno treba otvoriti neki poseban veliki market i strpati cigani i kineze pa finoneka placaju povisok porez i neka brate iznose i brodice i futrole i lepeze i sva svoja sranja a neka se sklone iz centra grada jer prave ruglo sto svojim proizvodima sto svojim jos ruznijim fizickim izgledom. jer to je ipak centar grada idi u buljakov potok pa otvori centar za prodaju ili na koblju glavu koga zanima ta vrsta robe nece mu biti tesko uzverat se dogore.

ma rodila majka hitlerjunge svoje malo...

pa sto da ne vecina nas je shvatila da hitler nije bez razloga htio pojedine zbrisat s lica zemlje bilo je i to debelog razloga

dawn_upon_dawn wrote:

bisvit wrote:

EI Presidente wrote: ma rodila majka hitlerjunge svoje malo...

pa sto da ne vecina nas je shvatila da hitler nije bez razloga htio pojedine zbrisat s lica zemlje bilo je i to debelog razloga

zorice, znas sta ti sad valja radit

danas wrote:

dawn_upon_dawn wrote:ko je ba pricao o fizickoj ljepoti? joj sta ja propustih

pa ona sto je rekla da doprinose ruglu svojim ruznim fizickim izgledom

PS kada kazem 'zakon' mislim na vladavinu reda i zakona i pravne drzave, a ne na postojanje nekog tamo zakona na papiru...

halo pametna to je centar grada kada nekog dovedem iz svoje druge domovine ne moram valjda prvo s njim s aerodroma hodzi na saljevanje strave

bisvit wrote:

danas wrote:

dawn_upon_dawn wrote:ko je ba pricao o fizickoj ljepoti? joj sta ja propustih

pa ona sto je rekla da doprinose ruglu svojim ruznim fizickim izgledom

PS kada kazem 'zakon' mislim na vladavinu reda i zakona i pravne drzave, a ne na postojanje nekog tamo zakona na papiru...

halo pametna to je centar grada kada nekog dovedem iz svoje druge domovine ne moram valjda prvo s njim s aerodroma hodzi na saljevanje strave

halo ljepotice... de jos koji biser baci

A drugoj domovini sve ljepotani :D:D

pitt wrote:A drugoj domovini sve ljepotani :D:D

njena je druga domovina treci rajh

an fakin bilivibl...

dir gad....sa cafirom znaci sa aerodroma pravo na saljevanje strave :D

placem...

danas wrote:

bisvit wrote:

danas wrote: pa ona sto je rekla da doprinose ruglu svojim ruznim fizickim izgledom

PS kada kazem 'zakon' mislim na vladavinu reda i zakona i pravne drzave, a ne na postojanje nekog tamo zakona na papiru...

halo pametna to je centar grada kada nekog dovedem iz svoje druge domovine ne moram valjda prvo s njim s aerodroma hodzi na saljevanje strave

halo ljepotice... de jos koji biser baci

pokusavam biti strpljiv s tobom i s tvojim seljackim postapalicama nemoj me tjerati da zaboravim na lijepo ponasanje i uzvratim ti lopticu. ironiju ostavi muzu i mami kuci OK

pitt wrote:dir gad....sa cafirom znaci sa aerodroma pravo na saljevanje strave :D

to ti mog cafira prozivas ma jok, ja sam njemu sighire davno bacila, njemu je davno mrak na oci pao
ne vidi taj nista a kamoli ljepotice ove da mu odvlace paznju

eno sad prica u muskom rodu

bisvit wrote:

danas wrote:

bisvit wrote:
halo pametna to je centar grada kada nekog dovedem iz svoje druge domovine ne moram valjda prvo s njim s aerodroma hodzi na saljevanje strave

halo ljepotice... de jos koji biser baci

pokusavam biti strpljiv s tobom i s tvojim seljackim postapalicama nemoj me tjerati da zaboravim na lijepo ponasanje i uzvratim ti lopticu. ironiju ostavi muzu i mami kuci OK

Pazite ljudi šta pričate iza njega stoji neo-nazi-jugend

pitt wrote:A drugoj domovini sve ljepotani :D:D

nisu skromni i jednostavni al nase sve nahvaljeno i prevec pa reko da se ne obrukam

bisvit wrote:

pitt wrote:A drugoj domovini sve ljepotani :D:D

nisu skromni i jednostavni al nase sve nahvaljeno i prevec pa reko da se ne obrukam

skromna i jednostavna family

Evo jedna samo biskvit za dušu.

Nazi poster shows badges worn by prisoners

The top row of triangles shows all the colors of the badges worn by the prisoners in all the Nazi concentration camps. Red was for Communists, Social Democrats, anarchists, and other "enemies of the state"; green was for German criminals; blue was for foreign forced laborers; brown was for Gypsies; pink was for homosexuals; purple was for Jehovah's Witnesses and black was for asocials, a catch-all term for vagrants, bums, prostitutes, hobos, alcoholics who were living on the streets, or anyone who didn't have a permanent address. The "work-shy," or those who were arrested because they refused to work, wore a black badge.

Before 1942, Gypsy men wore a black triangle; they were arrested and imprisoned for being asocial because they didn't have a permanent address, or for being "work-shy" because they were not employed. Every male citizen in Nazi Germany, who was capable of working, was required to take a job and they were not allowed to quit their job without permission. Gypsy women were arrested under the asocial category if they were prostitutes. In 1942, Gypsy families were rounded up and sent to Auschwitz where they were kept separately in a "family camp." After the Gypsy camp was closed, some of the prisoners were sent to Buchenwald; others were murdered in the gas chamber.

The second row on the chart shows the same colors with a matching bar over the triangle. The bar denoted a "second-timer" or a prisoner who had been released and was then arrested again for a second offense. These prisoners were isolated from the general camp population and were not allowed privileges. Their work assignments were much more difficult. Many of the prisoners, including some Jews in the early days at Dachau, were released after they had been "rehabilitated."

The black circles under the badges in the third row denote prisoners who were assigned to the penal colony. They were given the most difficult work assignments, usually in a rock quarry or gravel pit. Many of the camp locations were chosen because they were near a quarry which could furnish building materials for the new buildings Hitler was planning for Berlin and Linz, Austria, his former home town.

The fourth row shows yellow triangles with each of the regular triangle colors placed on the top, forming a six-pointed star. These badges were worn by the Jews and showed their classification as political prisoners, criminals, foreign forced laborers, homosexuals or asocials. No Jews were sent to any of the concentration camps just for being Jewish until November 1938 when 30,000 German Jews were arrested and approximately 10,000 were sent to each of the major camps: Dachau, Buchenwald and Sachsenhausen. Most of them were released within a few weeks but only if they agreed to leave Germany within six months. Many of them ended up going to Shanghai because they could not get visas to any country, and during the war, they were interned by the Japanese. Beginning in February 1942, all the Jews in Germany and the Nazi occupied countries were systematically rounded up and sent to the death camps in what is now Poland.

The next row shows a yellow triangle with another yellow triangle which has a black border on top of it. This badge designated a Jew who was arrested for race defilement or for having sex with a non-Jew. All prisoners at Dachau and all the other Nazi camps were assigned a number and at roll call, they had to answer when their number was called. The number was written on a white rectangle which each prisoner had to wear on his uniform.

A combination of a red triangle over a yellow triangle meant a Jewish political prisoner. The black dot below it meant that the Jewish prisoner had been assigned to the punishment detail.

A red triangle pointing upward designated a non-Jewish German political prisoner. The letter P on a red triangle pointing downward designated a Polish political prisoner. A prison uniform is shown with the placement of the badge on either the shirt or the pants. Prisoners were required to wear at least one part of the striped uniform. Photographs displayed in the Dachau museum, that were taken in 1938, show most of the prisoners wearing a regular shirt and striped prison pants with their prison number worn on their pant's leg.

danas wrote:


Nazi poster shows badges worn by prisoners

The top row of triangles shows all the colors of the badges worn by the prisoners in all the Nazi concentration camps. Red was for Communists, Social Democrats, anarchists, and other "enemies of the state"; green was for German criminals; blue was for foreign forced laborers; brown was for Gypsies; pink was for homosexuals; purple was for Jehovah's Witnesses and black was for asocials, a catch-all term for vagrants, bums, prostitutes, hobos, alcoholics who were living on the streets, or anyone who didn't have a permanent address. The "work-shy," or those who were arrested because they refused to work, wore a black badge.

Before 1942, Gypsy men wore a black triangle; they were arrested and imprisoned for being asocial because they didn't have a permanent address, or for being "work-shy" because they were not employed. Every male citizen in Nazi Germany, who was capable of working, was required to take a job and they were not allowed to quit their job without permission. Gypsy women were arrested under the asocial category if they were prostitutes. In 1942, Gypsy families were rounded up and sent to Auschwitz where they were kept separately in a "family camp." After the Gypsy camp was closed, some of the prisoners were sent to Buchenwald; others were murdered in the gas chamber.

The second row on the chart shows the same colors with a matching bar over the triangle. The bar denoted a "second-timer" or a prisoner who had been released and was then arrested again for a second offense. These prisoners were isolated from the general camp population and were not allowed privileges. Their work assignments were much more difficult. Many of the prisoners, including some Jews in the early days at Dachau, were released after they had been "rehabilitated."

The black circles under the badges in the third row denote prisoners who were assigned to the penal colony. They were given the most difficult work assignments, usually in a rock quarry or gravel pit. Many of the camp locations were chosen because they were near a quarry which could furnish building materials for the new buildings Hitler was planning for Berlin and Linz, Austria, his former home town.

The fourth row shows yellow triangles with each of the regular triangle colors placed on the top, forming a six-pointed star. These badges were worn by the Jews and showed their classification as political prisoners, criminals, foreign forced laborers, homosexuals or asocials. No Jews were sent to any of the concentration camps just for being Jewish until November 1938 when 30,000 German Jews were arrested and approximately 10,000 were sent to each of the major camps: Dachau, Buchenwald and Sachsenhausen. Most of them were released within a few weeks but only if they agreed to leave Germany within six months. Many of them ended up going to Shanghai because they could not get visas to any country, and during the war, they were interned by the Japanese. Beginning in February 1942, all the Jews in Germany and the Nazi occupied countries were systematically rounded up and sent to the death camps in what is now Poland.

The next row shows a yellow triangle with another yellow triangle which has a black border on top of it. This badge designated a Jew who was arrested for race defilement or for having sex with a non-Jew. All prisoners at Dachau and all the other Nazi camps were assigned a number and at roll call, they had to answer when their number was called. The number was written on a white rectangle which each prisoner had to wear on his uniform.

A combination of a red triangle over a yellow triangle meant a Jewish political prisoner. The black dot below it meant that the Jewish prisoner had been assigned to the punishment detail.

A red triangle pointing upward designated a non-Jewish German political prisoner. The letter P on a red triangle pointing downward designated a Polish political prisoner. A prison uniform is shown with the placement of the badge on either the shirt or the pants. Prisoners were required to wear at least one part of the striped uniform. Photographs displayed in the Dachau museum, that were taken in 1938, show most of the prisoners wearing a regular shirt and striped prison pants with their prison number worn on their pant's leg.

ohohoho ode tema sjebase je dusebriznici sa pijace drito skocismo na naciste veliki pozdravcic i do slusanja

neka te, de nam jos malo reci kako je hitler imao dobrih ideja...

danas wrote:neka te, de nam jos malo reci kako je hitler imao dobrih ideja...

pa npr. cifuti bi npr. manje jebavali narod globalno a posebice muslimane jel sta jasnije

danas wrote:neka te, de nam jos malo reci kako je hitler imao dobrih ideja...

Ogadismo mu temu..previše je mrskih slika i teksta..

bisvit wrote:

danas wrote:neka te, de nam jos malo reci kako je hitler imao dobrih ideja...

pa npr. cifuti bi npr. manje jebavali narod globalno a posebice muslimane jel sta jasnije

ma sve mi je jasno

imal' ko da ukine ovu budalu...