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> Germans are pissed (We take privacy serious [1]). They're expecting the EU and chancellor Merkel to do something or she's going to have a really tough time be
by cabalamat 13y ago
> Germans are pissed (We take privacy serious [1]). They're expecting the EU and chancellor Merkel to do something or she's going to have a really tough time being re-elected in the fall.
How is this affecting the Pirates' poll ratings? If they hold the balance of power in the Bundestag, it's likely the next German government would have to do something.
- stesch 13y agoPiratenpartei now is at 3% instead of 2%. :-/ (You need 5% to enter the Bundestag.)
- cabalamat 13y ago60% there then.
- aw3c2 13y agoThe Pirate party in Germany has become such a sad display of juvenile trolling, aggressive genderism and political incompetence that I doubt their numbers will increase.
- mars 13y ago+1. unfortunately the german pirate party is badly organized, suffers from having no real leadership and thus they don't have a clear road (nor program). i'm gonna vote for them anyhow - just because it's better having them in the bundestag than not.
- Zirro 13y agoI can't say I know very much about the German Pirate Party, but how did "aggressive genderism" end up becoming associated with them? Are they trying to focus on questions outside Internet-related ones and made a blunder?
- dsl 13y agoThe same problems as every other group of (essentially) anarchists that try to organize. It might as well be called the 4chan party.