nope

>and the cdu chief was the one who opened our borders mind you
and SPD wanted to do even more

>social welfare hasnt moved since the inception of hartz 4
because spd is a junior partner and cannot shape the economic policy

there is no more than letting everyone in

if you let everyone in

then why dozens of thousands of deportations

spd was critical on that

public backlash

spd can afford to be "critical"

becaus they are just junior partner

and they have this delusion of salvation

but if they werent the centre-left party they wouldn't talk of such things

ist pretty minor thing if you want to keep all immigrants or just most of them imo

if cdu had lets say some other party as the junior partner, someone right wing, then they wouldn't have anything against deportations

I dont believe that

the cdu is capable of criticizing itself

its not falling apart for no reason

theres no big difference but oyu as a country are forced into this position because of your demographics

akk got shat on big time until recently because they just now realize they have no other option

before that it was split

either you get lotsa migrants or your social system collapses

no we arent forced into that

incentives for breeding

these don't work you already have and had them in place for a long time

make them stronger duh

make them irresistible

and you won't fill the holes that are already in even if you somehow managed to raise the birthrate

you are naive

I prefer the term optimistic

the most of the western world has this problem and has had it for decades

do you really think

no one wouldn't try to solve it differently?

that the first thing that came upon them was taking in immigrants and nothing else was tried

yes

it's a well known thing that "birth incentives" don't provide

we've had one, quite a significant one(1/4 of the minimum monthly wage for a kid) installed here

how much do you think it raised the birthrate?

dunno

we've had 1.368 fertility rate in 2015

*1,386