German Federal Elections: Thoughts?

What seems to be the reasoning behind doing that? I mean the deportation of legal migrants.

Probably he thinks they're racists or something.
I mean, that's the only one that I could come up with

Belgium is worse in that point. Because my sister was born in england, and I wasn't, she got kicked out of belgium last year because the right party won the voting. We're still doing everything we can to find her, luckily getting closer. Talking about this publicly hurts me, hurts me a lot but I needed to let it out. So, belgium's choices was also a reason we moved away from there.

Why was she kicked out of Belgium?

Well yeah that happens when such people win. Totaly looking forward to that in germany. Well, can still move to Trumpy in america XD.
Anyway hope you can sort that stuff out soon.
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Belgium is worse in that point. Because my sister was born in england, and I wasn't, she got kicked out of belgium last year because the right party won the voting. We're still doing everything we can to find her, luckily getting closer. Talking about this publicly hurts me, hurts me a lot but I needed to let it out. So, belgium's choices was also a reason we moved away from there.

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Lol ask them? I'm not in their minds. Also I'm totally for deporting illegal immigrants, or people who commit crimes here. Throw them out, completely, forever, no problem. But a family which lives here for years, goes to work, a person who does an apprenticeship here whatever... A legal citizen. That is ridiculously wrong and this problem can be sorted out by someone more competent than by some ironic lesbian woman who'se main residential home is not even in germany and some retarded guy named Maximilian Krah who's babbling on TikTok to young adults how they had to be male and whatever rather than doing his job.
Also even though you'll probably not care: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-67948861
Just saying that would also mean they'd try to take my american citizenship, no thanks.
Also might wanna answer on my second point: https://www.politico.eu/article/german-bjorn-hocke-alternative-for-deutschland-germany-disabled-children-school-system/
"The education system would need to be “freed from ideology projects” such as “inclusion". Honestly I can't even find words for this. If you don't understand that this is problematic then you should remind yourself of your disability, how broken schools for the blind generally, and especially in this country are, and hopefully then you'll realise this is fucked up.
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What seems to be the reasoning behind doing that? I mean the deportation of legal migrants.

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I don't think it's so an easy, black and white situation, as you explain. Someone cannot be just kicked out of a country. There must be reasons for such a decision. Hell, I was in Russia for a semester, I returned back to Hungary before finishing the semester because I had to do so for many, many reasons, and yeah I can't return now for two years or so, but I know exactly why. I didn't do anything bad there, it's just the law and I totally understand why it's happening.

Yeah agree, hope everything gets sorted. And I don't agree with the stuff that Trump has done to Cannada, what with all the gosh darn trade wars we've had to deal with this year due to Trump's "Big mouth." But oh well.
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Well yeah that happens when such people win. Totaly looking forward to that in germany. Well, can still move to Trumpy in america XD.
Anyway hope you can sort that stuff out soon.
-- (ferre):
Belgium is worse in that point. Because my sister was born in england, and I wasn't, she got kicked out of belgium last year because the right party won the voting. We're still doing everything we can to find her, luckily getting closer. Talking about this publicly hurts me, hurts me a lot but I needed to let it out. So, belgium's choices was also a reason we moved away from there.

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there might have been reasons, but these reasons weren't told to us. People showed up, asked for my sister and left, not a word.

Or that's what your parents told you since you are underage. They might have thought you are too young to know all the information.

I'd dislike that, how do you say, education style? He's 15. Should be old enough for the world he's living in.
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Or that's what your parents told you since you are underage. They might have thought you are too young to know all the information.

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I agree with you, but some parents don't.

You might be right, but it still hurts nonetheless.

@29, sounds like you've gotten too attached to your World War 2 literature reading assignment in school.

I mean, there must be some reason for the deportation, which could've been that, or simply imprisonment, etc. However you can't tell me, that just because some party has won, suddenly someone got kidnapped or sent away whilst being completely innocent.

interesting thread

But, why some people here are comparing that party to the austrian drug adict?

Look at their actual Party manifesto, not at what they say on Tiktok, then you have the real picture.

I have looked at it, and I have also listened to the radio.

For example, it is not cool, to say the least, that someone like Björn Höcke has such an important position within the AfD. He is one of the leaders of the AfD in Thuringia, and I consider him a fascist.

The AfD does make some good points. We have real problems in Germany, for example with affordable housing, crime and migration.

But firstly, I think there is something seriously wrong when well-integrated migrants who have built a life here are deported, while people who actually commit serious crimes sometimes remain in the country. That makes people angry, and rightly so.

Secondly, housing has increasingly become an object of investment and speculation, which is one of the factors contributing to high housing costs.

Another issue for me is inclusion. Leading figures in the AfD, including Björn Höcke, have repeatedly spoken very negatively about inclusion, and the party has called for major parts of inclusive education to be ended. For people who are blind or have another disability, that is definitely not cool.

Even now, attempts are being made to cut support because of costs. But taking inclusion to the other extreme and reversing the progress that has been made would be even worse. I do not want us to go back to a time when people with disabilities were separated from the rest of society and became invisible again.

So yes, I can agree with the AfD on some individual problems without agreeing with the party as a whole. But as I said: if a party supports people like Björn Höcke, then I'm out. I will never vote for such a party, even if it has 100000000000 good points.

This is the problem with right-wing parties. They always have some fringe, radical extremist who has to spoil the fun for everyone else.