it’s pathetic how the liberal media paints anyone who doesn’t want a mass number of uneducated third-world immigrants as “Nazi, “Racist” and “Far-right”
I am pretty left-wing myself and all left-wing people I know irl don’t want them in. immigrantion only benefits corporations who are looking for cheap labor.
Honestly makes me sad to See. But the majority of their Votes come from people who Just want to Vote Something else and dont even know the Programm. They could be comminist AS Well. Just weaponized Fruststation there. Infact both regions we’re known for voting the left Party.
They might get into power, then the population will remember why they should never be in power in the first place and hopefully have the opportunity to vote them out. Hopefully Germany has put in place enough checks and balances to the far right party and its leaders in check.
This isn’t really that big of a deal. Even if they win the election, as long as they don’t get 50% of the vote, other parties can simply form a coalition to exclude them. The same thing has been happening for about 20 years over here with Vlaams Belang (formerly Vlaams Blok). The real problem is that it forces parties that are almost ideological opposites to work together resulting in thrash policies almost nobody wants, a flaw of democracy imo.
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it’s pathetic how the liberal media paints anyone who doesn’t want a mass number of uneducated third-world immigrants as “Nazi, “Racist” and “Far-right”
I am pretty left-wing myself and all left-wing people I know irl don’t want them in. immigrantion only benefits corporations who are looking for cheap labor.
Honestly makes me sad to See. But the majority of their Votes come from people who Just want to Vote Something else and dont even know the Programm. They could be comminist AS Well. Just weaponized Fruststation there. Infact both regions we’re known for voting the left Party.
They might get into power, then the population will remember why they should never be in power in the first place and hopefully have the opportunity to vote them out. Hopefully Germany has put in place enough checks and balances to the far right party and its leaders in check.
This isn’t really that big of a deal. Even if they win the election, as long as they don’t get 50% of the vote, other parties can simply form a coalition to exclude them. The same thing has been happening for about 20 years over here with Vlaams Belang (formerly Vlaams Blok). The real problem is that it forces parties that are almost ideological opposites to work together resulting in thrash policies almost nobody wants, a flaw of democracy imo.