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Nothing is a lot compared to France. It's a lot for Germany, especially without a huge catalysing event.

by nicbou 3y ago

leipert 3y ago
There was a huge catalyzing event. A lot of high rank AfD party members met with known far-right/neo-nazi people in a „secret“ meeting: https://www.dw.com/en/germany-afd-disputes-remigration-investigative-report/a-67941758 https://www.dw.com/en/germany-afd-disputes-remigration-inves...
- nicbou 3y ago
  I was thinking compared to a Russian invasion, the Israeli-Palestine conflict. For the first time, it feels like people are reacting to the implications and not just the results. But yeah, that's definitely the catalyst. What an awful bunch of people.
- nvm0n2 3y ago
  "A lot" means 2, they weren't neo-Nazis, the CDU also had people there and the meeting was so secret that journalists turned up to it on the day it was happening.
throwbadubadu 3y ago
There was one, which you could call snarky the reincarnation of the Wannsee conference: https://correctiv.org/aktuelles/neue-rechte/2024/01/10/geheimplan-remigration-vertreibung-afd-rechtsextreme-november-treffen/ https://correctiv.org/aktuelles/neue-rechte/2024/01/10/gehei... But I am not sure why grand poster is downvoted so much. This is a significant and important sign of the liberal and democratic side.. still the frustration is huge and fear and anger is constantly rising.. humans are bad and egoist. Extremism as everywhere is not avoided with good people showing their good faith, unfortunately, the only thing that keeps it low is happy people without economic stress.. in that sense the world is bound for trouble in many places, as we already see it. Democratic protests are good, but in the end it is democracy and current politics that fail here, not the misguided humans, and the other side which shows up won't improve it much..

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Nothing is a lot compared to France. It's a lot for Germany, especially without a huge catalysing event.

by nicbou 3y ago

Nothing is a lot compared to France. It's a lot for Germany, especially without a huge catalysing event.

leipert 3y ago
There was a huge catalyzing event. A lot of high rank AfD party members met with known far-right/neo-nazi people in a „secret“ meeting: https://www.dw.com/en/germany-afd-disputes-remigration-investigative-report/a-67941758 https://www.dw.com/en/germany-afd-disputes-remigration-inves...
- nicbou 3y ago
  I was thinking compared to a Russian invasion, the Israeli-Palestine conflict. For the first time, it feels like people are reacting to the implications and not just the results. But yeah, that's definitely the catalyst. What an awful bunch of people.
- nvm0n2 3y ago
  "A lot" means 2, they weren't neo-Nazis, the CDU also had people there and the meeting was so secret that journalists turned up to it on the day it was happening.
throwbadubadu 3y ago
There was one, which you could call snarky the reincarnation of the Wannsee conference: https://correctiv.org/aktuelles/neue-rechte/2024/01/10/geheimplan-remigration-vertreibung-afd-rechtsextreme-november-treffen/ https://correctiv.org/aktuelles/neue-rechte/2024/01/10/gehei... But I am not sure why grand poster is downvoted so much. This is a significant and important sign of the liberal and democratic side.. still the frustration is huge and fear and anger is constantly rising.. humans are bad and egoist. Extremism as everywhere is not avoided with good people showing their good faith, unfortunately, the only thing that keeps it low is happy people without economic stress.. in that sense the world is bound for trouble in many places, as we already see it. Democratic protests are good, but in the end it is democracy and current politics that fail here, not the misguided humans, and the other side which shows up won't improve it much..