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  • @Anamana
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    211 months ago

    Germans are more reserved with their discontent I would say. Because of the history everything kinda happens behind a veil. Obviously excluding the brutal killings that happened in Hanau and the likes.

    In general we’re also heading into alt-right territory regarding the immigration topic. I assume we will have a conservative/right-wing government in the near future. The alt-right party is gaining numbers big time (just like everywhere in Europe), as many people were somewhat convinced that solving the immigration topic will increase wealth within the country. Truth is they only care about their own wealth and don’t give two shits about the poor, even if they misuse them (poor old ‘real’ germans) for their arguments.

    Yeah we have some good basic rights and social security nets, but I’m sure the alt-right party will try to dissolve them further. Not much hope their either. In Germany it’s also the norm that people are somewhat to blame for their own missery. Just work harder etc. It’s like the USA light version.

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        11 months ago

        Glad I could provide some context. Obv I’m biased by being a leftwing liberal student ;)… but I would say my perspective is not an unrealistic one on the current/future situation. I don’t really shy away from talking to people outside of my bubble.

        All the best to you and your life, hopefully things will get better soon in the States as well.