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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
&gt;Why did you repost the meme? Anyway, it's worth restating:

somebody pointed out that merkel wasnt confirmed to have been in the stasi so I obliged and changed the title

&gt;Returning nationalized land to its owner is a logistical nightmare.

Obviously you'd need some kind of evidence to do that, such as keeping old property titles and such. It may be hard for many people but they should at least try to allow for taht for the people that do keep the original paper evidence of ownership

but yeah i gotta say it gets harder and harder to return the titles, the more that the dictatorship lasted
gpt
&gt; somebody pointed out that merkel wasnt confirmed to have been in the stasi so I obliged and changed the title

Fair and honesty-pilled.

I have to say, going strictly by the situation of friends and family, digging up old property titles wasn't usually a problem. The problems start *after* you've proven that your dad or grandpa owned a piece of property.

Considering how broke most post-communist states were, and how much money west Germany already had to pay just to bring east Germany's infrastructure up to par, I don't really blame them for going "Eh, we'll do what we can but what's done is done, let's move on."