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Good to know 
Now another question: how accurate must be the reproduction of the plate? 
Is this plate legal?
In Germany you get in trouble, when you make changes on plates, even on the blue Euro-bar on the left. It's a forgery of a document, because valid (with the silver county sticker seal on) plates are documents here.
Most common is, to put a little round sticker of football clubs in the Euro wreath of stars.
And there are Nazis, who cover the Euro bar with black-white-red stickers.
It's not legal but that's not stopping anyone here, she's a politician for N-VA.
"And there are Nazis, who cover the Euro bar with black-white-red stickers."
But the eurozone is the German empire they dreamed about, they should love it.
"And there are Nazis, who cover the Euro bar with black-white-red stickers."
But the eurozone is the German empire they dreamed about, they should love it.
For the front, isn't it legal? As it is just a copy of the front made by the owner?
Or are there now more strict rules for that copy?
Wait, why do you want to rebuild the wall? Is it just completely satirical? Wikipedia says you also want a war with Liechtenstein. (easy win I should think)
Isn't the AFD a better prospect? It being on the right attracts some far-right fringe but that doesn't mean they should control the whole party.
Isn't the AFD a better prospect? It being on the right attracts some far-right fringe but that doesn't mean they should control the whole party.
Sure, the project of rebuilding The Wall is meant satirically - but due several incidents and election results in the Zone (= Cold War speech for the former DDR) we get more and more seriously meant support of the people in West Germany.
We are so fed up with these uneducated, undemocratical Nazi morons
No, the AfD is absolutely not discussable. It's clearly and for 100% a Nazi party.
The more (Western) educated and wealthy the people are, the less they vote them.
Especially in the West it is definitely a party for the uneducated precariat.
My PARTEI is rather located on the left, but with an elitist approach.
We have no connections to working class or precariat concerns.
It's not legal but that's not stopping anyone here, she's a politician for N-VA.
"And there are Nazis, who cover the Euro bar with black-white-red stickers."
But the eurozone is the German empire they dreamed about, they should love it.
"And there are Nazis, who cover the Euro bar with black-white-red stickers."
But the eurozone is the German empire they dreamed about, they should love it.
Huh, NVA is an abbreviation, which in Germany is not communicable:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_People%27s_Army
No, our Nazi- and right-wing-morons dislike the Euro and the Eurozone, the EU at all. They want to have the D-Mark and demarcated nations back.
We have also a kind of separatist party in Germany - but separatism in a different way:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Die_PARTEI
we (I'm an active member) want to have back the German partition - but from the other side
My recent trip to Brussels was for this purpose. We had our regional party conference there
https://www.die-partei-nrw.de/der-landesparteitag-2019-in-bruessel/#more-6080
(our local association Brussels belongs to Northrhine-Westphalia)
It's not legal but that's not stopping anyone here, she's a politician for N-VA.
"And there are Nazis, who cover the Euro bar with black-white-red stickers."
But the eurozone is the German empire they dreamed about, they should love it.
"And there are Nazis, who cover the Euro bar with black-white-red stickers."
But the eurozone is the German empire they dreamed about, they should love it.