Because you argue that existing law must always be enforced, my question to you was whether you think it was right that gay people (until not too long ago) were convicted under §175 for violating existing law. (translated)
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And: Combat the causes of flight, i.e. a fair global economic order instead of land grabbing and exploitation of resources, stop supplying weapons all over the world, climate protection, because otherwise soon a billion people will have to flee because their homes will become uninhabitable. (translated)
Find reasonable regulations that provide people with educational and residency prospects, thus enabling training, legalizing residence, and not destroying what is often referred to as integration services by tearing families from their environment and deporting them. (translated)
Concrete example: In Offenbach, a daycare worker from Afghanistan was deported just before the start of her shift. A disaster for the affected person and the daycare, colleagues are shocked, daycare children are completely disturbed. Law applied, but what is good about that? (translated)
Rosa Parks violated the law and was arrested because she refused to give up her seat on the bus for a white person. Was her conviction right because "law is law"? And now: Let us offer people perspectives instead of tearing them away from their lives. (translated)
"Resettlement". Violent and systematic expulsion after almost three years of genocidal warfare. And the German federal government remains silent about it and continues to supply weapons. (translated)
The GKV reform passed yesterday in the Bundestag and Bundesrat is the largest reduction in medical care in recent decades and comes at the expense of those insured by law and employees. Hospitals will go bankrupt, practices will close. (translated)
Tens of thousands are demonstrating in Erfurt against the AfD party congress and are making a stand against the far right. Thanks to everyone who was there and to all who organized the protests for months. (translated)
With the GKV law, which is supposed to be passed next week, the coalition is drastically cutting funding for medical practices. And with today's decisions, sick leave from the first day and the abolition of telephone sick leave, it is causing a rush to medical practices. 🤯 (translated)
Sick leave from the first day: What do people who work on weekends do when the practices are closed? Should they go to the emergency service for a sick note? The coalition puts the sick under general suspicion and equates doctors with them. Being sick as a competitive disadvantage. (translated)
Where to get money from? The number of super-rich is increasing, 5000 people own over 25% of the financial assets. Caregiving relatives are extremely burdened, the risk of poverty is high. The federal government chooses to support the caregiving relatives. So shabby that one is left speechless. (translated)
