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by selfmodruntime 1y ago
Freedom of Speech is being actively harmed by 188 StGB being increasingly abused.
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> Die Linke is also not a communist party. It supports capitalism, but targets a social capitalism, like the CDU did in the 50s and the SPD did until the 80s. This is untrue and you will only have to go so far to read their party program
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> It talks about various violent Antifa groups and other cases. As the time of writing, six different extreme left groups are tolerated within Die Linke and are also financed by their members. All of these groups are currently being wat
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While I agree with this decision, it was not made by an independent court. Courts are often stacked with politicians in Germany.
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No, the defined economic model in Germany is called "Social market economy", not capitalism. It is one of the systems furthest removed from capitalism that is not yet Socialism (or similar systems). It's a regulated market ec
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Anywhere in Germany? Our pre-tax income is pre-pre-taxed. Before your employer pays out your wage, they are taxed for it as well.
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Nuclear, while not cheap, is clean . Coal and Gas account for 40% of Germany's energy production. All this endless talk about nuclear and whatnot, but other EU country's have been net neutral for CO2 emissions for a while now. A
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> All your fellow citizens keep voting for said welfare state/pension system (which is undoubtedly pro-Boomer and has unsustainably low retirement ages and large benefits). 60% of the voting block is above 55. Of course they would.
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> but also by German intelligence You may it seem like they operate independently. They do not. This determination (while I subjectively agree) came of a report was released by a failed government's acting minister of internal affai
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This also has gigantic impact potential. Imagine if Lehman Brothers only had one competitor, and they were also at risk to be seriously impacted.
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> We're talking about a country that has been at war for 20 years and is now under the thumb of a fundamentalist totalitarian regime Culturally based attitudes to homosexuality have little if anything to do with a people‘s governmen
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by selfmodruntime 1y ago
It looks like this in every western country right now.
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Every time I see a comment like this I wonder if they just don't know that countries like Afghanistan are on an explicit travel advisory list from basically any government, or if you just conveniently fail to mention it since it doesn&
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> Why? Because the state has already shown it can’t be trusted with our data. No state can ever be trusted with this amount of data. Governments change. Someday, there will be a government in charge that you will disagree with.
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This has the added disadvantage that you will have to pay back this loan with interest. Not everybody can.
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I heard a lecture from one of its users/developers a year ago in Munich. IIRC it’s a tool that came out of their incident response teams, but don‘t quote me on this
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It also looks and feels the exact same on every platform I use it on and natively supports accessibility.
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He apparently was cash poor and asset rich. Now the opposite is true for his children.
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by selfmodruntime 1y ago
Exactly. I’ve been using „Stupid Rust“ for years now where I just liberally clone if I can’t have my way. It‘s not bitten me yet and once the code compiles, it works.
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Charlie Kirk was many things, and I disagree with almost any of his positions, but man, Americans should really google the definitions of words like „fascist“ before using them.
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The loss of your way of life has little if anything to do with „democracy“.
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If your democracy is so weak that it can be harmed by some dude openly debating on a collage campus, maybe it wasn‘t an ideal system to begin with.
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If they really were such a danger why did the opposing party not try to save it with a democratically elected candidate instead of forcing an unpopular one down people’s throat?
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If words only can cause damage that wants you killing a guy you should seek help
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Where did he „target“ those people? Every single debate I‘ve seen him say stuff I disagree with with, but he always said that while he does not agree with some things, people should live as free as they please.
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by selfmodruntime 1y ago
What a crock of BS. You can support a protest without „loving“ violence. Americans have no idea what a coup looks like and it shows.
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How so? He was a man with opinions you disagree with. I did too. That does not make him evil.
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Not really.
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How would this have prevented anything?
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I learnt this for my German fishing license. I was really baffled.

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