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what an incompetent retard
He was a meme.
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how could he become the prez of EP
He was like "Justice now" but when asked for details couldn't really answer
and then they collapsed <:haha:318675605233336330>
Yes. That was before people noticed He has No real plans
Same some weeks ago
When SPD promised a minimum Pension
But when asked how they want to pay it they had no clue
And polls crashed down again
Not to mention that they would need the CDU to pass the law anyways
doesnt germany run billion budget surpluses
won't it cover for at leasst some part of it
nah m8 we're factually broke
We are not broke. But the high taxes of the last years caused some seriously expensive longterm Projects that will propably break our back once the economy gets worse the next years
so why billion budget surpluses
Haaa and 135 Million to repair a fucking sailship xD
well germany does too much coal atm
At least you don't give billions of subsidies to Brazil
To not cut down the Amazon forest
I'm all in to stop digging up coal. The sad part is they subsidiesed that before, because it was way to expensive. Just to save a few thousand jobs in a branch with No future
niggers at it again
SPD is a joke
Their core voter base are social democrats and after Schröder they started adopting some policies that don't fit that picture. They lost power, clung to the CDU for coalitions but couldn't really enforce any of their core policies, so they lost even more votes. If they went into the opposition and tried pushing their SocDem positions from there I'm fairly sure they would have recovered.
The poll results during the Schulz era also support this notion. He realized that his party would thrive if they pushed socdem policies, but only provided lip service and nothing else.
drinking beer
I poo
Not to mention Hartz4 that is still fucking people up. Made by SPD
As for the entire coal debacle, there are studies showing that it would be entirely possible to subsist on renewable energies. Not only that, it would also be more economical. But the energy industry is too invested in coal and gets huge subsidiaries for it because lobbyism.
Yeah.
This.
I wrote my bachelor thesis about cost comparision of renewable to fossil energy production and grid stability problems and how to solve them
In short: we need fossil fuels as a backup, but it's completely feasible today to only run them for a few hours per month when wind and solar are both going low simultaniously
hows the weather in macau
