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Are you here actually struggeling to find a kita place for your kid, or seeing how refugees just get dumped into ghettos ? Because if you arent ... well then.

by idclip 7y ago

Are you here actually struggeling to find a kita place for your kid, or seeing how refugees just get dumped into ghettos ? Because if you arent ... well then. There’s honestly something very fundamentally wrong. And its very irresponsible and honestly nigh defamatory by trying to blame the larger mood on “posts such as mine”, hell im not even a conservatist, actually a moderate leftist that thinks those cries for attention ought to br heard and adressed. Posts like mine arent making the AFD the third strongest party, theyre riding the anger, rather. I will honestly not make statements about you, because im not here to inflame things, but do consider your finger pointing in this case, its unsavory, even if im off base and you know better, there’s a better way to put it.

bilekas 7y ago
There is something very very wrong, absolutely, but the fiscal conservatism is not to blame. At all, if anything it facilitates long term stability(relative stability). I get so frustrated when somone with conviction says : "oh the problem is the government is throwing its citizens into incredible debt, which leads to inflation and other issues." And then say : "Oh the government is not spending enough on the needey. And its causing societal issues." I'm not here to finger point or inflame. But it's just as irresponsible to pin it all on the government looking after its nations fiscal stability.
- idclip 7y ago
  My argument is actually that the government should develop the infrastructure, and promote more health, social and educational programs - I see how the local municipalities are over worked and understaffed ... its been years now like this! Its not the needy i mean, jordan peterson says when the middle class gets a cold, the lower class gets a pneumonia ... and the AFD is the pneumonia, in my opinion. I didn't mean to sound as i did that i want the govt. to spend on the needy, i want them to build more, very few countries have so much, yet develop so slowly. Look the netherlands ... denmark too! Not thet they dont have problems too, but i think they do more as social states. Granted, they dont have the baggage germany has. Im actually curious, what’s your take? How could things be improved? An honest question

by idclip 7y ago

bilekas 7y ago

There is something very very wrong, absolutely, but the fiscal conservatism is not to blame. At all, if anything it facilitates long term stability(relative stability). I get so frustrated when somone with conviction says : "oh the problem is the government is throwing its citizens into incredible debt, which leads to inflation and other issues." And then say : "Oh the government is not spending enough on the needey. And its causing societal issues." I'm not here to finger point or inflame. But it's just as irresponsible to pin it all on the government looking after its nations fiscal stability.

idclip 7y ago
My argument is actually that the government should develop the infrastructure, and promote more health, social and educational programs - I see how the local municipalities are over worked and understaffed ... its been years now like this! Its not the needy i mean, jordan peterson says when the middle class gets a cold, the lower class gets a pneumonia ... and the AFD is the pneumonia, in my opinion. I didn't mean to sound as i did that i want the govt. to spend on the needy, i want them to build more, very few countries have so much, yet develop so slowly. Look the netherlands ... denmark too! Not thet they dont have problems too, but i think they do more as social states. Granted, they dont have the baggage germany has. Im actually curious, what’s your take? How could things be improved? An honest question