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wettibernd wrote on 08.01.2024 at 14:05: There's a lot going on in Middle Franconia, it's been going on since about 5 o'clock, I stayed away from work, probably wouldn't have made it through. 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 about €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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Falke wrote on 08.01.2024 at 14:23:

Oh my god, a German flag? They must be ultra right wing neo right wingers.

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Tonkabohne wrote on 08.01.2024 at 14:57: Will again be a gathering place for right-wing idiots and the f**king AFD !

Solidarity for the farmers is perfectly ok and justified.

Too bad that not all industries join in.

let the country stand still for 1 day 👍🙌

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Donnie wrote on 08.01.2024 at 15:26: Most of those who are against the AfD are welcome to come to Duisburg. I can show you how many "asparagus pickers" and "strawberry pickers" there really are. According to the Minister of Economic Affairs, we need them to do the dirty jobs like working in a slaughterhouse. Tens of economic refugees and clans who receive tens of millions in social benefits and at the same time are a burden on the justice system, normal citizens and law enforcement agencies and just mess things up. Just the one house at a bus stop with the foreign, highly antisocial Lebanese incest family is wasting huge amounts of money and in gratitude they terrorize the people. You can always judge well if you have not experienced it yourself. I could tell you stories here, but you don't want to hear them

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Stromberg wrote on 08.01.2024 at 15:17:

Probably the right-wing idiots who don't work in agriculture but at least don't have a tractor at home.... 😁

I share your view of the Afd, but you have to be careful not to denigrate the protests with arguments such as infiltration from the right etc. Unless of course that's really the case, but that doesn't seem to be the case so far...

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Falke wrote on 08.01.2024 at 15:45:

The main thing is that the politicians have already accumulated enough money so that they can move to a warm island somewhere in their vacation home.
By the way, I'm going to do that soon too and watch the whole mess from afar. I'm tired of all the people here.

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Falke wrote on 08.01.2024 at 15:45:

It's always the same. As soon as there are protests that are not acceptable to the politicians, the N**i club is immediately unpacked. It's so boring and transparent, but many people fall for it again and again. Or even want to fall for it.


If you just look at developments over the last 10 years, it's simply frightening to see how extreme the situation has changed for the worse and it's all the fault of a handful of people who are only lining their own pockets, to the detriment of millions of people. And of course all the sleepers and hangers-on who look the other way or defame critics.

There would be no AFD at all if people were making halfway sensible policies.

When I said during the first lockdown that it would lead to massive inflation, I was berated and now some households can no longer afford food and that's just the beginning.
As someone who has a lot of experience with Islamic countries and warned about this in 2015, I was also insulted and now armed units are needed for Christmas markets, which are only allowed to be called winter markets out of a misguided sense of tolerance, and the streets in Germany are on fire on New Year's Eve, while some areas have become no-go areas.

Almost everything that is decided and done is against the interests of the population. It's actually a wonder that things haven't collapsed by now, but let's see what happens if inflation rises even further. The main thing is that the politicians have already accumulated enough money so that they can retire to a warm island somewhere in their vacation home.
By the way, I'm going to do that soon too and watch the whole mess from afar. I'm tired of all the people here.

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Saphira wrote on 08.01.2024 at 16:07:

Can sign your post 100%. Just bear in mind that the problems (uncontrolled migration, inflation, anti-citizen government decisions) will probably also catch up with you in other European countries, I suppose. Sooner or later. I could also "flee" to a warm island, but I'd rather stay here and watch the developments. I can understand your displeasure - I've also talked to walls and still do - but if everyone flees, nothing will change. But maybe I still believe too much in a happy ending.

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Saphira wrote on 08.01.2024 at 16:07:

Can sign your post 100%. Just bear in mind that the problems (uncontrolled migration, inflation, anti-citizen government decisions) will probably also catch up with you in other European countries, I suppose. Sooner or later. I could also "flee" to a warm island, but I'd rather stay here and watch the developments. I can understand your displeasure - I've also talked to walls and still do - but if everyone flees, nothing will change. But maybe I still believe too much in a happy ending.

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frapi07 wrote on 08.01.2024 at 16:50: I don't know what you all have. I was poor before Corona etc. I'm still poor. So everything stayed the same.

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