MrRodgers -> RE: Far Right Wins Big in German Elections (9/25/2017 2:16:29 PM)
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ORIGINAL: blnymph Greta, as usual you know hardly anything about what you post: 1) Merkel's parties (CDU/CSU) got about 33 %; so they will remain the strongest party in parliament and form a new coalition. As it stands there is only one option - no, not including your beloved neofascists 2) The CDU and CSU are moderate conservative-liberal parties. 3) The only coalition possible after the results of yesterday's election is what is commonly called "Jamaica": black (CDU/CSU) - yellow (FDP, neoliberal) - green (ecologist-liberal) unless the SPD change their mind about another coalition. 4) Your admired neofascists (AfD) split only hours after election results. Their leading figure and co-leader Frauke Petry left the parliamentary club already (and more likely to follow). 5) There have been numerous neofascist parties in Germany after '45. At times they got elected and had some seats in löcal, state, and federal pariaments. They usually proved to be politically ineffective, lazy, corrupt, and a just a bunch of rogue protesters violently fighting each other. They usually did not get re-elected. The AfD does its best to follow these examples only hours after the election. Good post. So many refuse to learn through just a little research and instead actually make up excuses for their own to do what's called double-down on what one...wants to believe. I do believe that many of Greta's posts are just that, what she wants to believe.
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