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This was beyond discovery and entertainment.❤
did you ever see my replies to your 9/11 video?
But also important. 💪
And for the one who are saying the floor is dirty and not worthy and the people step on them: So you have to bow the head to read them.
I think these stumbling stones are enormously important and I am extremely grateful to the initiator for bringing them into being! Personally, I bend down at each stone to read the data and pause briefly to honor the memory of these victims. I think it's a great idea: you show humility, symbolically "bow down" to the victims and pay them respect. I don't know anyone who would deliberately step on these stones, quite the opposite... It is living history and keeps the memory of our dark past alive - and admonishes us that we are responsible for never allowing such atrocities to happen again!
This lady is extremely charming. I would watch virtually anything she wants to react
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As a German I understand and accept the controversy about the stones on the ground and the decision of the city of Munich to change their placement.
However, I do not agree with that sentiment. Not out of disrespect to the victims; definitely not, quite the opposite.
I believe that anyone who has ever heard about this memorial culture will immediately see and recognize these stones as they all are of a different texture and color from the surrounding stones. They are also literally a tiny bit raised. Not really to trip or stumble over; just enough for the eye to notice them. With the noticing of them comes a subconscious recognition of their significance.
Yes, maybe someone who is completely devoid of empathy will intentionally step on them, to besmirch the memory of the victims. But would those individuals also not besmirch a plaque on a wall commemorating victims? Possibly. But the acceptance from such individuals who have no empathy or even express hatred toward the victims won't be changed in their mindset by a plaque NOR a stone on the ground. Those aren't the proper recipients of these stones anyway in my opinion. These non-empathetic or hateful individuals are already a lost cause anyway. They won't be reached by plaque nor stone; just by constructive conversation and education, and a LOT of convincing.
All others who have heard about these memorials automatically slow down, often bend down, and bow their heads to read the inscription. This also automatically makes them take a more commemorative, reflective, humble body posture quite in contrast to looking up at a plaque mounted at eye-height or even above on a wall.
Humans tend to scan ahead as they walk to detect anything out of the ordinary on the ground that could, potentially, require them to take a step aside, or at least requires their attention. Walls however are always recognized as impassable even out of the corner of our eye, thus are tuned out of our direct perception as not specifically noteworthy. We know, from a very young age, that walls are impassable, that we can't walk through them, so we don't pay them specific attention.
Stones of a special kind on the ground, different, separate, special, in our view, requires our brains to engage and think about them: is it something threatening? Or a hindrance? It stands out, isn't normal background, requires attention. As such these stones in the ground have a much greater attention grabbing potential than a plaque on a wall.
No one I know would willingly step on them. Anyone with empathy who steps on them out of carelessness often takes a step back, to reflect on this action. I've personally seen a person who stepped on a small group of them set together, notice what they did. They pulled out a handkerchief to bend down, get on their knees, and clean them after their carelessness. They humbled themselves to pay respect to the memorial.
This has a much greater impact than a plaque on a wall in my opinion.
This is history, past, yes, but still remembered. To remind us to never allow it again.
Within everyday life, not in a museum, out of sight, out of mind.
But existing in life. Regularly. Not a constant reminder so as to become unnoticable due to boredom, nor an eyesore, but with eye-catching properties nonetheless.
Respekt to you - extremely well said! Thx for this great explanation - i totally agree! 👍👍👍
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I always thought these memorial stones in gold are an amazing idea.
It keeps the memory of the victims alive and brings them into your normal day/ life. I always stop to read them and take a moment to pay them my respect.
It is so sad that some people don’t understand how meaningful they are and how much they do for everyone.
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I always stop and read every stone I see.
I do too
I do the same. I stop and think of these people.
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we have a mixture of floor versions and wall versions here and i have to say, you just dont notice the wall versions at all if you dont look for them while the floor versions make you literaly stumble, they dont give you a choice if you wanna interact with the, i prefer them.
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The "high Budget Background" sign killed me 😂 greets 👍
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Nowadays where many of the younger generation is looking down most of time while walking because of the smartphone, it's actually not a bad idea to have those memorials on the ground, where it's in their sighting field, but if they are noticing it, that's an other question/story.
Yeah, that’s a concern
FOR GET GERMANY ,THERE MORE NICER COUNTRY 'S WITH NICER PEOPLE TO !!!!1
Alright, which do you recommend and why?
Again a Hollander who`s begging for attention? Poor soul.
thats right! for example Holland or Belgium! Very nice and loveley people! Better go there!!!
LOL - what a BS! Did you ever visit Germany? I bet not!
BTW: Repair your keyboard...
@@Brownn.222 He can't, because he has never left his home or country!