It's pretty close, lol. "belaestigen" can mean "annoy" and similar terms other than "molest" that might make more sense. I don't think I want to know what the context was? lmao
Can you read this? If so please translate it for me. Because I very much doubt the Facebook translation. 
(Comment left on my FB page.) #socmoderationpic.twitter.com/ZMczhwKjB9
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LOL! It still doesn't really make sense to me. Is she being serious? Making light of a serious topic? Bah. It's a strange comment. It's a response to my post about tourists being super disrespectful and taking naked selfies at Machu Picchu. Context: https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1720336268036030&id=194992060570466 …
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I'm guessing they're not serious but yes, making light of it, which is horrible. Yes, it's just a very strange comment to leave!
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Ah good to know my hunch was likely right!
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It's basically translated right. Zack is rather something as 'bam' or 'zack zack' is hurry up. ...but I have no clue what it's supposed to mean
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I don't get what she's trying to say in that case, but thanks for your response!
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I guess it's ment to be ambivalent/dirty... but still I can only sort of guess. It's no saying or anything I am aware of. Maybe I am too old to understand it.
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My German is quite rusty, but the translation is actually kinda accurate as far as I can tell. The only problem is that "zack" is not a name (wasn't capitalized) so it should be an adverb or preposition, but I don't know that word.
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Hmmm.
Thanks for trying!
It's not useful if that's the right translation because it is nonsensical. Translations should use the correct grammar structure. Google translate does a poor job of Spanish to English because the tense, verbs and nouns are in the wrong order. -
Here's another attempt at making sense of it (also re-reading none of the nouns are capitalized, so "Zack" could be a person): Perhaps <the mountain> is thinking about [the German idiom] "having too-tight underwear puts you in a bad mood," and Zack is harassing <the mountain> ...
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... with [Zack's] cramped genitals [i.e., Zack is exemplifying the idiom].
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I guess the author is trying to imply that "Zack" is too uptight, and is harassing "the mountain" because of their bad mood which stems from their being uptight?
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'the mountain reminds you that too tight underwear makes a bad mood' might be my new mantra. Google translate plus weird comments FTW
I can only imagine how badly some of our weird American sayings must translate for the rest of the world...Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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