"Racism is not a one-way street" - BLACK German politician

As AMERICA and parts of Europe sink into ANTIFA "Black Lives Matter" SHAM, there are voices from BLACK Germany:

"Racism is not a one-way street"
Achille Demagbo: Germany is not a structurally racist country!

Achille Demagbo - Racism is not a one-way street. He became a member of the AfD (Alternative for Germany), before receiving German citizenship. LEFT and ANTIFA claim that AfD is a far right or near "NAZI" party...

​In view of the current discussion about deleting the term “race” from the wording of Article 3 of the Basic Law and replacing it with the term “racist” (in order to impose a left-wing frame of interpretation on reality through this conceptual censorship), the question now arises as a parliamentary one Level, whether the Federal Republic is actually a "racist" country. "People of Color" organized in this country and Black Lives Matter activists, closely linked with international left-wing extremists such as "Antifa" and Trump opponents, vehemently affirm this in the affirmative. But there are also black Germans who see it completely differently.

​For example the AfD politician Achille Demagbo, successful as an interpreter and immigrated from Benin in Germany in 2003. He had been a member of the AfD for two years before he received German citizenship in 2015. In the web magazine, "Flinkfeed" Demagbo gave an informative interview about the current situation in Germany as he experiences it as a native African. Significantly, as a member of the group that should be affected, he is not aware of any latent “racist” mood in the country.


Unlike most blacks stirred up by the current mood, Demagbo does not perceive the question "Where are you from?" As racist. On the contrary, this question is "first of all a sign of curiosity and interest, even often of sympathy", and thus deeply human. Demagbo literally: “I cannot count the number of times this question has been asked in Africa. I actually knew this question from Africa, because Africa is very diverse in terms of culture. “Above all, migrants, fewer Germans, ask him about his origins in this country.

Demagbo firmly states one thing: Germany is not a structurally racist country. He has never encountered racism here but condemns a misunderstood tolerance that leads to diverse social problems and system abuse by immigrants. He believes that SPD leader Saskia Esken's assumption that there is “latent racism” in the German police is not proven. Esken should provide evidence of this; "I don't know anything like that," says Demagbo.

"Racism is not a one-way street"

On the other hand, the fact that there is reverse racism against Germans born here is not speculation, but a fact. "Racism is not a one-way street," said the AfD politician, who refers to the case of the Frankfurt ICE murder in July 2019, in which an Eritrean bumped into a German woman and her 8-year-old son; the child died. According to Demagbo, this act can be described as racially motivated.

The imbalance in public perception, as Demagbo notes, also applies at the international level of comparison. The fact that a worrying racist movement is gaining popularity in South Africa is hardly discussed here. In the past two and a half decades, more than 70,000 white South Africans have been bestially murdered by the criminal left-wing organization EFF ("Economic Freedom Fighters") under the complicity of the "African National Congress" (ANC), once the political movement of Nelson Mandela. Hundreds of thousands have fled their long-established homeland. "All of this is happening almost unnoticed by the German and European public," says Demagbo.

And none of the “Black Lives Matter” movement has such atrocities on the screen - instead, a single criminal killed by excessive police violence is turned into the martyr of omnipresent racism. "For me, the BLM protest in the US is nothing more than a sad political manipulation against incumbent US President Donald Trump," said Demagbo.

And finally, when asked how he could be a black person in the AfD, he becomes angry: “The people who consider my involvement in the AfD to be a contradiction should first try to sift through the AfD program. I am fed up with this kind of stigmatization, which simply represents the increasing stupidity of German society. ”(DM)

Read HERE the original, published by JournalistenWatch. com