„Christian Identity gains“ means what exactly? Germany‘s federal government is a coalition of Social Democrats, Green Party and Liberal Democrats, by the way.
@OddBeMe We're about to have an election with over 30 different parties to choose from. One of the main parties (Merkel's) is the CDU Christian Democratic Party, and it's been around since the late 1940s.
@OddBeMe We have the Christian Democratic Union and the Christian Social Union (CDU/CSU) as the main center-right parties. But how much increased appeal they currently have would have to be proven in at least a number of states elections if not the federal elections. So far this is all academic. 🤷♂️
Odd, you are clueless as always. You probably think the CDU is like the Taliban. Another clown that can't be bothered to put things within their proper, local context.
@Avicenna no dumbass. You should stop sticking your fcking nose where doesn’t belong. Oh no! I said “nose”. Are you gonna call me an antisemite?
@goaded no, that’s different. There’s a clear “Christian identity movement” in Germany and Poland, probably the Balkans. It’s like euro’s version of Christian nationalism.
Odd, having lived there over half my life and carrying a German passport, I think I'm more than qualified to tell you that you don't know what you're talking about. Your fellow leftists will tell you the same thing, just in different words.
And, yes, you outed yourself long ago as an anti-Semite. You can get counseling for that. Oh, wait...
Jamal Bowman and the rest of the Hamas Caucus would like to have a word with you. Reality is, anti-Semitism is rife in the Nazi Party (aka the "Democrats"), as the past seven months have amply demonstrated. But you live in your demented world of caricatures and never leave the house to see what the real world is like, so you continually make a fool of yourself.
The massive anti-Semitism (among other extremism) in the Nazi Party scares the hell out of this Jewish guy. And I have a well-honed survival instinct.
Yawn. Now tell us why you think he's making sense. Don't assume that I disagree- I'm just asking you to explain your thought process (assuming there even is one).
If you can't explain the issues around it (and apparently you can't), you don't understand it yourself.
Let's simplify it to you explaining what would, in your opinion, be "rewarding Russian aggression" in a non-NATO member state that is not strategic to the US and what should be done that wouldn't be "rewarding Russian aggression"?
How would you know what is or isn’t strategic to the US?
I think a gigantic new democracy added to the EU would be quite a good prize to sell cheeseburgers and Coke. But the main strategic win would be…stopping Putin’s aggression.
I know it’s difficult for you to understand, being pro Putin.
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