A video showing a mob surrounding a bus full of migrants and refugees in Clausnitz, Saxony, and taunting them with revolutionary songs has upset the German public. People in Germany are ashamed that an angry mob chanted “Wir sind das Volk” or “We are the people,” at a bus full of migrants, reducing the children to tears and making the women show their disgust. The slogan was used during 1989 by east Germans to help unite with the free world and West Germany and help knock the Berlin Wall down that divided Germany. Why the slogan was used remains a mystery. Dieter Laser YouTube video: The Washington Post reports: Many in Germany are outraged by the video. The German government has described the scenes from the video as “deeply shameful,” while German comedian Jan Böhmermann dubbed the crowd a “fear mob” who were attacking those who had only just escaped death. Clausnitz Mayor Michael Funke has said he was “ashamed” of the “ugly” incident, though regional police also said that while the scenes from that night were “terrible,” around 30 police officers had been on hand to protect the refugees and there had been no physical confrontation. Yet the incident wasn’t [...]