Just when the aggrieved sweet wine brand Absinthe was preparing to give himself a day off tomorrow and find a place to have a big drink, at the same time, a small video began to spread rapidly on the German Internet.

The video is not long, only twenty seconds.

In the picture, a group of naked young players are saying something triumphantly, and a back figure with gauze wrapped around his head walks in from outside the picture and rushes directly to a coach-like man next to them.

It didn't take long for a few clear German words to be heard from the coach's lips.

"What do you want to do, is St. Pauli a pigsty? So many yellow pigs! ”

Then the back wrapped in gauze waved his hand and gave the other party a slap.

The perpetrator finally showed his side face, with black eyes and a high nose, and was the protagonist of the recent uproar about beatings.

St. Pauli's head coach is almighty!

It turned out that this was the whole process when he committed the murder!

This was the first reaction of netizens who watched the video, but then they found out that something was wrong.

Wait a minute!

What did the coach say earlier?

Almost all of them will replay the video.

And then the point is discovered.

Racism?

It turns out that this is the reason for the omnipotence?

The appearance of this video also made waves again in the beating incident that had gradually subsided, waiting to see the bad guys being punished.

This time, the voice on the Internet is no longer a one-sided condemnation, but some people have come forward to think that the almighty behavior is excusable.

Germany, and even German football, has always been a place with a high incidence of racial discrimination, and in the face of such bad behavior, the official will never be soft, and there will be a penalty for one, but Almighty is still the first person to do something in the face of this kind of thing.

It's a little bit different in nature.

Some rational people still believe that while it is politically correct to oppose racial discrimination, it is certainly not right to be the first to hit someone, let alone in front of a group of children.

Immediately afterwards, someone said that there are also Asian players in St. Pauli's U15, and if you look at what the coach said, you can see that the other party's remarks are not only aimed at Magnum, but Magnum is protecting his own young players.

The quarrel between the two sides also made things delicate, and if there was a quarrel, there was traffic, and the media, which had been a little silent, were busy again, looking around for the source of the video.

Didn't make everyone wait too long, December 24th, Christmas Eve.

The full video appeared online, and the truth finally gradually emerged.

No. 1 Sports posted a longer video on its German news portal, and noted below that this is the full video of the recent Magnum beating incident, because there were staff members who accompanied St. Pauli to shoot the documentary, so they just used their mobile phones to shoot the whole process.

No. 1 Sports guarantees the authenticity of this video, and if the German police need it, they are also willing to show it as evidence.

The full video is less than five minutes long, one shot to the end, and there is no trace of editing.

That's what it took to make the whole of Germany explode in just five minutes.

Although Magnum's previous beating was a sensation, it was limited to the sports world, and most of the media's caliber about it was a scandal in the sports world, but as soon as this video came out, everyone understood that the matter was big and the nature was different.

It's a scandal, yes, but it's already a social scandal.

If it was the image of the almighty individual that collapsed and St. Pauli Club suffered the pond fish, then this time it was an earthquake in the entire German football world.

In addition to the racial discrimination involved in the previous short video, another picture that Germans do not want to see even more has appeared.

Not long after the video began, the young players of Lokomotiv Leipzig, apparently premeditated, lined up to the side of the St. Pauli bench, took off their shirts, and under the leadership of the manager, raised their right hand straight, making a gesture that disgusted most Germans, and then they heard that hateful slogan.

After that, there is a series of actions that are omnipotent.

That's the whole thing!

First the players and the head coach provoked with **etiquette and **slogans, and then the head coach's discriminatory remarks, which made Magnum angry and angry!

At this moment, everyone understood why Magnum would start so hard.

Blatantly collectively saluting?

Blatantly shouting ** slogans?

Blatant racism?

This kind of thing actually happened in the German youth team?

People with slightly correct values will secretly scream in their hearts after watching this full video!

Of course, this alone is not enough, if you don't vomit, you won't be happy!

We also want more people to see the truth of the matter!

Comment, retweet, all in one go.

"It's ugly! I didn't expect to see such an ugly picture in the 21st century! Still in Germany! ”

"Well done to the people of the Dragon Country! If I were him, he wouldn't be able to help it! It's not right to do it unless there is a reason to do it! This kind of has to be done! ”

"Do the police in Leipzig eat? Such a thing is not investigated? ”

"Acquit Jack Wan immediately!"

This video has skyrocketed in popularity as it was forwarded by netizens, and even shut down the server of No. 1 Sports for a time.

But this still can't stop the enthusiasm of German netizens.

In just a few hours, #杰克 Wan is not a criminal, but a hero! #的标签就瞬间冲上了德国TW的榜首.

St. Pauli FC is no longer silent, and on Christmas Day, a poster and a statement were posted on the official website.

In the center of the poster, there is the moment when Magnum raised his hand and was about to slap him in the video, but the head of the opposing coach was replaced with the logo of **.

Underneath is a large line of slogans.

"Fan the disgusting ** thought into the trash!"

The text of the statement is more straightforward and sharp.

"Since the incident of our head coach Jack Wan's beating, the whole club has been unanimous in believing that Wan would not do such a thing for no reason, but the beating is undeniable, so we have almost remained silent and have been waiting for the truth to come out, and now the truth has surfaced, but we have not felt any joy or excitement."

"The truth is that for all footballers, for all football practitioners, and for Germans with common sense, this slap in the face is a slap in the face, because in the country we love, in the sport we love, such a shameful thing happens, and each of us is responsible."

"The actions of the opposing coaches are not only inciting, but yet another harm to the millions of victims and their families who have been killed in a false history and an unjust system."

"This is not a trivial matter, it is not a provocation, it is not a fun, this is a serious incident that must be faced and reflected."

"Finally, Merry Christmas, Captain Jack! Everyone in the St. Pauli Pirate Legion is waiting for you to come back! Waiting for you to continue to lead us to the blue sea! ”