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The problem is that there are more issues than that and overall at least comparatively Germany is doing rather well at the moment. Our current government consi
by DasIch 12y ago
The problem is that there are more issues than that and overall at least comparatively Germany is doing rather well at the moment.
Our current government consists of a large coalition between the SPD and the CDU/CSU. A government in which neither of these parties take part would be a massive practically unthinkable shift.
No matter how much you care about this issue -- and keep in mind the majority doesn't really care about any issue enough to vote -- doing anything about it comes with a very high risk.
So no matter how much we may dislike the BND situation, nothing about it is going to change simply because there is no other party that can both be trusted to change anything about it and successfully run the government.
- emsy 12y agoI totally agree! But does economical success outweigh political failings on this scale? I mean even if people don't want to vote for another party, there are other means to be heard. Yet the citizens remain largely silent over this issue.