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No, it is this attitude, which was even reflected in the speeches the party leaders gave after the breakup, accusing each other of "ideology", that is the probl
by amadeuspagel 2y ago
No, it is this attitude, which was even reflected in the speeches the party leaders gave after the breakup, accusing each other of "ideology", that is the problem. Every single party in germany claims to stand for "reasoning", "pragmatism" and accuses others of "ideology". People brandmark anything they disagree with as ideology, as in "heizungsideologie" for example. (The idea that gas heating should be replaced with heay pumps.) Voting for people who are the quietest about expressing their own beliefs and loudest about denouncing other beliefs as "ideology" is exactly how germany got into this mess.
- the5avage 2y agoI think you have a very special definition of reasoning only you can understand.
- fabifabulous 2y agoNope. They‘re absolutely right.
- amadeuspagel 2y agoMy point doesn't rely on any definition of reasoning, just that every party claims to stand for it.