No, hopefully there'll be a backlash against the SPD for this, and other parties will realise that this could be extended to them in future and condemn them for it, no matter where they are on the spectrum
Merkel has pretty much cucked all the "want" out of the SPD. now they just bend over whenever Merkel needs them to. I voted for them when i was 18, for the first and last time
they were NOT the party to demand a minimum wage first in germany, that was actually the "Die Linke", a party founded by former SPD members who had enough of this bullshit
Who's likely to get their votes as they fall away? Is it likely that there won't be the possibility of a CRight-CLeft coalition in the next elections that would need Merkel/her successor to work with further right parties?
it was acutally a deal they made with Bill Clinton: he sent some of his campaigners over to germany to help get SPD-Green elected, in return, they helped him to invade jugoslawia
@TheRandomist i m 33 y o and i havent actually witnessed a single "conservative" government in my country in my entire life. i honestly dont know. what i do know is that the SOCIAL DEMOCRATS lowered taxes for the rich (more than the cons did) and cut back massively on social security, unemployment benefits specifically
german politics is a clown world
conservative parties do leftist shit
leftist parties say "fuck the poor"
and neo-libs say "why doesnt everybody own a hotel is so EZ?"
here is a funny thing that happend in Baden Württemberg recently:
the motion asked "should perfectly integrated refugees/migrants, who found a job, be deported?"
Voted YES: Greens (!), CDU and AfD
NO: SPD and FDP
@Propagandastyl3
Finnish politics is a clown world
conservative parties do leftist shit
leftist parties say "fuck the poor"
and neo-libs say "why doesnt everybody own a hotel is so EZ?"
needless to say i m politicly homeless...and every day i get more reasons to vote for the Finns party
