Haha, do you know what would happen over here if a German politician would use the word "deportation"? :haha:
The only thing worse would be if he'd argue there should be a thorough selection before deportation.
I guess Claudia Roth would drop dead just by hearing that.

Well, one can hope...

As I said:
Edit: Of course, I do not hope she dies for real. There are worse people roaming this planet, and while her politics are flat our retarded (and dangerous as well), I don't want to sound like a fascist, trying to end life I do not consider worth living. We had that here before. Not again, please.

Well, at the very least, make use of and utilise the Brit intelligence services before we leave the EU :):03:

What, no?

The trap here is that it is en vogue to imply that one single human life always, under all conditions, is more worth in value than just anything else. And if anything means the economical structure of a whole state, or the rules and the philospphical fundaments of living in a society, or the sale-out or not-sale-out of national "just material" core interests, then this kind of absolute argument becomes dangerous and extrenely damaging.

Lers put it this way then: I would not shed a single tear if Rith gets rolled over by a truck. I even would regret that it has not happened twenty years earlier, for her ideological indoctrination of the masses and the preaching of hers have formed many minds and led to damaging, very damaging consequences for this country. She still preaches that we should even do more of that. The intellectual infantlization that you see in Germany, has not just fallen down from the sky - it has been, and so there are people who made it. Thus, thes epeople who made it, obviously are a big threat even when not lining their opponents up against a wall. You can destroy a country and ruin the fundaments of your wealth and freedom even without establishing concentration camps and firing squads. You just have to ruin the capability of the young to think, and you have to control education. That does much more lasting damage, for this is an evil that is so much more difficult to be named and pointing fingers at.

Understanding the Merkel. An American analysis.

http://foreignpolicy.com/2017/05/09/...erkel-germany/

As usual with such pieces, it most ikely gives too sober a descritpion of the truth - in this case Merkel'S poltical calculation -, but intentional or by random chance: her political acting indeed is reflected a bit by what the author describes here. Personally I think he underestmates the infuence of plitical messiah-syndrome which in case of Merkel and many other Germna polticians fundamentally bases on the socialization experiences in the DDR and the FdJ, and results in generla attitude of "us the knowing, planning party" and "them the led, obedient collective". In other words: feudalist elitism.

I currently read Jason Brennan's "Against Democracy" (British link, German link). Its fair to say that he shredders the many illusions and deceptive hopes people have about it. Merkel'S success in staying in power (she is not really successful on matters) illustrates how misled our beloved illusions about democracy and elections indeed are. Which is true for any leading political caste in any Western country, it seems.

On a side note, compared to the almost hysteric enthusiasm the SPF displayed over the so-called Schultz-effect, surprisingly little of that effect is still alive. Schultz since weeks is in a nose dive - in the precise vertical.

Today was the third and last state election before national elections in September. Martin Schultz' SPD scored its third of three crushing defeats, the hype about his chancelor candidation is ultimately over.

The coalition government of SPD and Greens is a thing of the past. Northrhine-Westphalia is the federal state with the biggest population of all 16 states in Germany, almost every fifth German lives here. It's also SPD heartland. The region is the industrial powerhouse of Germany, but this cannot deceive over the fact that 8 years of SPD-Green coaltion have ruined the finances, saw the devbts ecploding over socialist pet polcies,a nd educaiton and schools eroding dramatically. The interior minisiter and his both incompetent and egoist handling of police management also played a role, the night of NYE in Cologne has not been forgotten, nor forgiven, but this man, Jäger his name, already scored negative headlines before that, and again after that, and repeatedly. All-forgiving migration policies of this state allowed Islamic terrorist Nasri to carry out his terror attack in Berlin at christmas.

CDU gains, SPD heavy losses and worst result in this state ever, Greens halved, AfD in, SED-left out.

The so-called "honest" final standing, standardizing the election results against the total electorate. Biggest group again are the non-voters ("Nichtwähler"), almost 35% did not care or refused to give legitimization. https://www2.pic-upload.de/img/33171135/wahl.jpg
It is hard to imagine that Merkel does not win in September. Schultz trails behind 0:3.

germans are hilarious.. They keep complaining about merkel's politics day in, day out and the next morning they go voting for CDU :doh: Things never change, huh? :har:

Did 'Germans' (apparantly a species that complained as a collective about Merkel?) do have a real alternative to her?
Not at the moment.

Schulz is a joke, who can only play one card: 'Volksnähe', while the others aren't even worth mentioning, of course.

So yes, Merkel it is, I'm afraid.

Most CDU voters are pensioners which could be called the 'silent majority' I guess.. They sit all day long in front of their TVs rather than being vocal in public, so who really knows why they vote for CDU regardless even when the refugee crisis was the big topic of the NRW election and even when Merkel+CDU were responsible for it.. Hail Kohl all over again, cause there's no reasoning possible when the majority of voters are hooked up on medication :yawn:

[Citation needed]

https://www.tagesschau.de/multimedia...-videowebl.jpg

42, rentner are retired persons.

source:https://www.tagesschau.de/newsticker...-welche-Partei

Ugh, n one doubts most CDU voters are retired people.
Hoewever:

Why insult these people?
Is a retired person automatically some old cracker on medication??

And again, those who did complain about Merkel, probably didn't vote her.
It's not as if all of Germany collectively complained that Merkel is a bad chancellor overall, or did I miss something?

Well, if you continuously vote for the same old bavarian overlord (Kohl, now Merkel) and at the same keep complaining about them on public television/media then there must be something wrong somewhere.. I mean, it is entirely possible that those old folks aka the majority sit in front of their TVs and think that the news reporters criticizing merkel are full of 'hearts'.. If CDU was so awesome why make a big deal out of their mistakes when you know that the majority of people will disagree? Maybe CDU fanboys should send more angry letters to TV stations or start a breitbart-esque news network in order to get their point across, I don't really know..

Over 50% - growing - of the total nation-wide electorate in Germany is at the age 50+.

Young people planning their own future, family, children, should get the creeps when knowing this. It means parties will design their voter bribery and spending frenzies before elections according to the most vital voter group: the elder. The old can overvote the young into the ground. The young have to paypaypay, and then have to paypaypaypay and paypaypay.

Germans already are the second-most taxed population in the world. Only the Belgians get blackmailed for even more protection money by their state syndicate.

Not saying I agree or otherwise but the links below don't even put Germany in the top ten for income tax per capita income.

Of course, it is possible the information is distorted and incorrect.

http://www.worldatlas.com/articles/c...the-world.html

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/...w/48216892.cms

Again, who are these people voting yet complaining like you say?
Where do you get this from? Any numbers/facts?
You're continuously making some questionable claims, but what's your point?

Also, neither Kohl nor Merkel are from Bavaria, and the CDU is no Bavarian party as well - that's the CSU.

It made the news in Germany last month. According to the OECD's own study "Taxing Wages 2017", the Belgians pay 54%, Germans 49% of their income for taxes and mandatory social transfers.

Source: http://www.oecd.org/ctp/tax-policy/t...7-brochure.pdf

Are you ready for the red pill?

http://ef-magazin.de/2017/05/19/1102...die-rote-pille

THIS IS IN GERMAN.

Sorry, it ius too long as if I wojuod care to translate it, but the essay is spot on, focussing on the parallels between that fmaous scene from Matrix, and our contemporrary sociological and political present and "reality". It gave me some grim satisfaciton to read this, like I sometimes feel when reading somehtign by someone on a rare circumstance that confirms, or agrees with the way I meet this criminal regime of opurs that so many people until today consider to be a good thing, an incarnation of freeom and liberty. It isn't. We are all slaves - and most of us are so much in tranbce that we fight with detemrination against everybody telling us what liberty really is.

From own experience I must confirm that questioning the state of things, the okay-ness of the current order, will not make you any new friends, but will cost you your old ones, and most likely you will make yourself many new enemies. But once you swallowed the red pill, there is no way leading you back, never. The truth will set you free, it will make you more independent in thought, and stronger in will, yes. But it will not make your life simplier, but more difficult, and it will test your endurance, from now on until you die, for this world, this system will die neither easy, nor fast. If that scares you, take the blue pill instead and continue to dream what they want you to dream. While dreaming, you at least will not realise that you are just a slave - who dreams to be a free, sovereign man.

Isn't that bascially what they call in the US libertarianism?