The Australian exchange student asked why the left was given so much attention on economic issues. He claimed they still believed that subsidized wind turbines could be profitable and compared a discussion about capital markets to a conversation with a small child. He wrote that the left should be ignored and let to shout from the sidelines; instead, one should simply implement things like the Audi CEO. #Wirtschaft #Linke #Kapitalmärkte (translated)
The Australian exchange student wrote that leftists had cheered when the VW chief appeared at a demonstration against the right, and that BMW had opted against providing a company car for the president of the state parliament. After Elon Musk supported Donald Trump, they had tried to set fire to the Gigafactory in Grünheide. Now they were demanding the resignation of the Audi chief, he wrote. Leftists wanted economic representatives to express political opinions, the author claimed. If their statements did not fit into their own worldview, they would be treated as legitimate targets. Such a development had already occurred in Germany, he added. #Politik #Wirtschaft #Deutschland (translated)
The Australian exchange student wrote that one could ask witnesses of the Great Leap Forward how well the socialization of basic needs had worked. He claimed that 80 million people had not coped well with Mao's communist policies and stated that if any party should be banned, it should be the SED. #Geschichte #Kommunismus #SED (translated)
The Australian exchange student wrote that it is hardly surprising that his own country ranks behind Iraq and Libya in energy security. He cited as reasons that the government had blown up nuclear power plants and forced mining companies to close their coal mines. He ironically referred to the outcome as "completely unpredictable." #Energiesicherheit #Atomkraft #Kohle (translated)
The Australian exchange student wrote that Venezuela and Iraq now have higher energy security than Germany. The "ice ball" has cost Germany everything, and the country is moving rapidly towards an existence as a poor emerging country. #Energie #Venezuela #Irak (translated)
The Australian exchange student wrote that he has more respect for Nayib Bukele than for all German politicians from the past 20 years combined. #NayibBukele #Politik #Respekt (translated)
The Australian exchange student wrote that it would be very entertaining in December if Sven Schulze left the room childishly while half of his faction remained seated to vote for Ulrich Siegmund. The images that would arise from this, in his opinion, would be unforgettable. #Politik #Humor #Wahlen (translated)
The Australian exchange student wrote that the CDU is celebrating having achieved a GDP growth of 1.3 percent on paper with hundreds of billions of euros in what he views as unnecessary state consumption. At the same time, he wondered why the party continues to be elected and stated that he doesn't know which is crazier. #CDU #Politik #Wirtschaft (translated)
The Australian exchange student doubted Merz's statements about guest workers. If they were true, he wrote, Germany would now have to operate cities in the asteroid belt due to the mass immigration of recent years. Instead, he pointed out, there is burning on the streets and in town halls, which he considered strange. #Massenmigration #Gastarbeiter #Politik (translated)
The Australian exchange student wrote that Germany has 3 million unemployed people and 3 million young people without vocational qualifications. Furthermore, the industry is cutting hundreds of thousands of jobs, and the job market for career starters is a disaster. He asked why the government nevertheless says that Germany relies on mass migration. #Arbeitsmarkt #Arbeitslosigkeit #Massenmigration (translated)
The Australian exchange student accused the CDU of failing to mention that, in his opinion, the growth is due to fewer public holidays and trillion-dollar debts. He wrote that the party pumps these debts into tax-dependent fantasy industries and proceeds in a frenzied manner. #Politik #Wirtschaft #Feiertage (translated)
The Australian exchange student wrote that the only appropriate response to the statement that they were now there was that they were already gone again. #Veränderung #Gesellschaft #Wahrheit (translated)
The Australian exchange student wrote that he expects the state to crack down on demonstrators at least as harshly as older people were during the corona demonstrations, which he described as completely peaceful. #Proteste #Demonstrationen #Freiheit (translated)
The Australian exchange student wrote that the SED promised to expropriate housing companies. According to his representation, this would be financed through higher rents and a stop to renovations, which would cause the building substance to decay. He devalued the federal capital and mockingly presented the events as another example for the claim that it was not "true socialism." #Enteignung #Wohnungspolitik #Sozialismus (translated)
The Australian exchange student wrote that a functioning country can be destroyed by open borders and a state-controlled printing press. He referred to France as the best example of this. #Politik #Frankreich #Wirtschaft (translated)
The Australian exchange student wrote that migrant associations demanded a protection plan in the event of an AfD government. He suggested making Airbus aircraft available at larger airports for flights to the Middle East in order to keep migrants as far away from Ulrich Siegmund as possible. #Migranten #Flüchtlinge #Politik (translated)
The Australian exchange student wrote that Der Spiegel had headlined that the riots in France had nothing to do with migration. In contrast, X showed a looted and completely devastated supermarket where the deli section with sausages remained untouched. He referred to X as what Der Spiegel pretended to be. #Frankreich #Aufstände #Migration (translated)
The Australian exchange student wrote that Markus Söder demands once again to cut the citizen's money for migrants with arrest warrants. From this, he questioned whether these benefits were still being paid out and whether the government had done nothing. Furthermore, he asked whether Söder's demand in September was merely a distraction ahead of the state elections and accused the government of having lied again. #Bürgergeld #Migration #Politik (translated)
The Australian exchange student wrote that without X, one would continue to believe that only a few hundred migrants had left Ceuta after one day and that students in France had peacefully demonstrated for new school books. He described these representations as grotesque lies that could no longer hold. #Migration #Fakten #Gesellschaft (translated)
The Australian exchange student wrote that the CDU would naturalize as many people this year as lived in more than three large cities, and was likely to bring in an equally large number. He also claimed that in many West German towns, the majority ratios, especially among younger people, had already shifted. He wrote that conditions like those in France were closer than one might think. #CDU #Einbürgerung #Politik (translated)
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