How are the farmers' protests affecting you in the region?
8th Jan. 2024, at 07:33 am CET#1
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I can already hear the first rallies in my neighborhood in M/V..
I wonder what effect this day or days will have in Germany.
Anyone who feels like it is welcome to report what is happening in their region.
Let's all hope that it remains peaceful so far.
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8th Jan. 2024, at 09:28 am CET#5
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There are no tractors to be seen in my office...I only saw two on the road coming towards me.
But I'm always on the road very early in the morning, I leave around 06:15.
Hope most of it is already over on the way back...
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8th Jan. 2024, at 10:05 am CET#8
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Donnie wrote on 08.01.2024 at 10:03 am: Well, have you already stocked up on food and especially water for several weeks/months as conspiracy theorists have advised me?
No, bullshit! 😁 Occasionally people go crazy in the stores again, but that's almost normal. 🙃
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8th Jan. 2024, at 10:58 am CET#9
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I live in Thuringia near Jena and there's a lot of action here. My husband was stuck in a traffic jam for 2 hours this morning, my brother was sent home because no suppliers were coming and is now also stuck in a traffic jam.
Fortunately, I'm working from home so I'm quite relaxed.
But everything in the city center and the surrounding area is tight.
Last night around 3 a.m. there were suddenly fireworks here in the village. I'm sure everyone was startled out of their sleep.
It came from the farmers who had gathered at a meeting point to drive to the city (Cologne) together this morning. Didn't think there would be so many of them. In any case, our Netto is not being supplied today. The other supermarkets probably won't either. I support the farmers' campaign.
it already started here yesterday evening, when our and also polish farmers (and not only them, there were also many craft businesses) closed the highway exit of the A4 in görlitz.
they have my support in any case, one can only hope that this will finally change something.
There's a lot going on in Middle Franconia, it's been going on since about 5 a.m. I stayed away from work, probably wouldn't have made it. There'll be enough tomorrow. I can understand the farmers.
We can't spend 300 billion a year on asylum seekers and the rest of the world (cycle paths in Peru), but 40 billion for the farmers who secure our food is too much for the government. That's around €180 a year per adult citizen, which I'm happy to pay so that I can always buy enough to eat.
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I wonder what effect this day or days will have in Germany.
Anyone who feels like it is welcome to report what is happening in their region.
Let's all hope that it remains peaceful so far.
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I live in the middle of Bingen and Mainz.
You have my support in any case.
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But I'm always on the road very early in the morning, I leave around 06:15.
Hope most of it is already over on the way back...
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No, bullshit! 😁 Occasionally people go crazy in the stores again, but that's almost normal. 🙃
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Fortunately, I'm working from home so I'm quite relaxed.
But everything in the city center and the surrounding area is tight.
You have my blessing
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It came from the farmers who had gathered at a meeting point to drive to the city (Cologne) together this morning. Didn't think there would be so many of them. In any case, our Netto is not being supplied today. The other supermarkets probably won't either. I support the farmers' campaign.
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they have my support in any case, one can only hope that this will finally change something.
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We can't spend 300 billion a year on asylum seekers and the rest of the world (cycle paths in Peru), but 40 billion for the farmers who secure our food is too much for the government. That's around €180 a year per adult citizen, which I'm happy to pay so that I can always buy enough to eat.
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Oh my God, a German flag? They must be ultra-right-wing neo-right-wingers.
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