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Who do your want to win?

CDU/CSU 31 10.69%
 
SPD 23 7.93%
 
Left 30 10.34%
 
Greens 12 4.14%
 
FDP 17 5.86%
 
AfD 59 20.34%
 
another one of the parties on ballot 6 2.07%
 
a party not on ballot 6 2.07%
 
no one 17 5.86%
 
see results 89 30.69%
 
Total:290
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LadyJasmine on 24 September 2017

I be honest if Justin Trudeau said he be bringing a million refugees into Canada, he would likely lose handily in the next election.

Merkel got lucky she has no real opposition that is maintream as German Mainstream is a collective circlejerk



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LadyJasmine on 24 September 2017

I think Sex Assault on New Years a few years likely hardened opinions in Germany which normally is not full of such rancor on issues.

It pretty divided people into ideological extremes.



Lafiel on 24 September 2017
LadyJasmine said:
I be honest if Justin Trudeau said he be bringing a million refugees into Canada, he would likely lose handily in the next election.

Merkel got lucky she has no real opposition that is maintream as German Mainstream is a collective circlejerk

can you read german?



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LadyJasmine on 24 September 2017
Lafiel said:
LadyJasmine said:
I be honest if Justin Trudeau said he be bringing a million refugees into Canada, he would likely lose handily in the next election.

Merkel got lucky she has no real opposition that is maintream as German Mainstream is a collective circlejerk

can you read german?

No but based on this election the whole goal of the two main parties was not to talk about issues 



Lafiel on 24 September 2017
LadyJasmine said:
Lafiel said:

can you read german?

No but based on this election the whole goal of the two main parties was not to talk about issues 

you are oddly confident in that assertion considering you can't follow the election in it's native tongue

the CDU/CSU is the biggest party in germany and the CSU spoke at length about the one issue that seems to be your focus



monocle_layton on 24 September 2017
Lafiel said:
LadyJasmine said:

No but based on this election the whole goal of the two main parties was not to talk about issues 

you are oddly confident in that assertion considering you can't follow the election in it's native tongue

the CDU/CSU is the biggest party in germany and the CSU spoke at length about the one issue that seems to be your focus

This is what happens when people talk about European politics without knowing it well lol



Moren on 24 September 2017
monocle_layton said:
Lafiel said:

you are oddly confident in that assertion considering you can't follow the election in it's native tongue

the CDU/CSU is the biggest party in germany and the CSU spoke at length about the one issue that seems to be your focus

This is what happens when people talk about European politics without knowing it well lol

I am not European, nor do I claim to be an expert in all the intricacies of European politics, but I am always surprised by the amount of Canadians or Americans inthis site that are so invested in the European far right.



LadyJasmine on 24 September 2017
Lafiel said:
LadyJasmine said:

No but based on this election the whole goal of the two main parties was not to talk about issues 

you are oddly confident in that assertion considering you can't follow the election in it's native tongue

the CDU/CSU is the biggest party in germany and the CSU spoke at length about the one issue that seems to be your focus

Well I have read http://www.spiegel.de/international/

They speak mostly about it not being an issue and avoiding the issue. Merkel specifically likes to Pretend 2015 never happened...

Now it is one of the major reasons they lost a lot of support and the AFD did quite well. 

 

I dont support the far right but I am glad this shatters Merkels image a bit  :)