The user savers wrote that he had been to Sicily several times in the past years. Unlike in Paris or Milan, no shops are looted there, and the reason for this, in his opinion, would unsettle Germans who watch the news. #Sizilien #Reise #Gesellschaft (translated)
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Prof. Dr. Susanne Schröter wrote that the images of violence from France did not originate from protesting students, but from residents of migrant-influenced suburbs. They have a long history and are related to the Islamist offensive of the 1980s, as Alice Schwarzer has written. Schröter agreed with Schwarzer and attributed the violence to the laissez-faire attitude of Western societies towards Islamism, which makes them defenseless against their worst enemy. She hopes that this will change quickly. #Frankreich https://t.co/xTG4zMYqOJ #Frankreich #Islamismus #Gewalt (translated)
Monika Gruber asked why the man constantly spoke as if he had just suffered a stroke. She also questioned whether one should be more concerned about him or the average IQ of his listeners. #Frage #Gesundheit #Gesellschaft (translated)
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Critical Cat wrote that a retrospective on ten years of radio is unsettling. According to his account, the topics have revolved around bodily excretions, psychological issues, drugs, and the "fight against the right" or a combination of these. The account shared the link to the video in a comment. https://t.co/V6bI2JtMF9 #Funk #Gesellschaft #PsychischeGesundheit (translated)
Don Alphonso wrote that the state could have arrested looters and their backers without mercy instead. #Gerechtigkeit #Gesellschaft (translated)
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Anna Schneider wrote that the Germany Day of the JU was disappointing: Instead of criticizing the Chancellor and the government, they primarily showed toughness towards the Left and demanded their social ostracism. The JU has thus clearly positioned itself as the only force between the right and the left, which, outside of its own political circles, mainly encounters indifference, Schneider said. https://t.co/ovHLzVSQRi #Deutschland #Politik #JU (translated)
Julian Adrat wrote that a society that accepts human traffickers as heads of government may be on the brink of an imminent collapse, in his opinion. https://t.co/dmVZG4LHv9 #Menschenrechte #Gesellschaft #Politik (translated)
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Armin Petschner-Multari criticized that the media portrayed drunken women from Sylt as harbingers of an impending fascism. In contrast, violent offenders severely criminalized, along with a crowd he described disparagingly, were referred to as students demonstrating for social participation. In his view, this portrayal was skewed. #Faschismus #Gesellschaft #Medien (translated)
Tichys Einblick wrote that while rocket cars are being presented in the USA, Germany celebrates tightly connected bottle caps. The medium criticized that society confuses talk with performance and treats actual performance like an illness. Such a society will perish, it was further stated. https://t.co/bB7gEn1rDw #Gesellschaft #Innovation #Leistung (translated)
The author wrote that in parts of France, it seems as if there is no police presence, leading to luxury boutiques being looted and shop owners being threatened in their economic existence. He also asked whether these people could behave similarly in any Islamic country. #Frankreich #Sicherheit #Gesellschaft #FR #IS (translated)
Max Stirner wrote that right-wingers had warned for years that the integration of millions of people from other cultures would not work. Therefore, they had been fought against and accused of hatred and incitement. He predicted that reality would eventually catch up with the last leftists, insulting them in the process. #Integration #Gesellschaft #Realität (translated)
Wenn die Union nicht versteht, dass sie mit Polarisierung statt Inhalten weiter Wahlkampf für die AfD macht, geht es ungebrochen so weiter. Apokalyptische Gesellschaftsdiagnosen und -sind das Geschäftsmodell der Populisten. Es werden weiter strategische Fehler gemacht. Ständig.
The author wrote that the Union continues to advertise for the AfD with polarizing instead of substantive election campaign management if it does not recognize this connection. Apocalyptic societal diagnoses are part of the populists' business model, he explained, and the Union continues to make strategic mistakes constantly. https://t.co/Mwa0KZIpB7 #Politik #Populismus #Wahlen #DE (translated)
A panel construction aristocrat wrote that he could not understand the classification of remigration as "ethnic cleansing" and rhetorically asked whether migration should then be called "ethnic pollution." https://t.co/m44bJDY3Vr #Migration #Gesellschaft #Identität (translated)
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The author wrote that parts of society are so fragile internally that hostile states do not need to instigate unrest themselves, but can merely fuel it massively. #Gesellschaft #Unruhen #Sicherheit #FR (translated)
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UndergroundBonn expressed disdain for the affected individuals and accused them of wanting to siphon off some tax money with petty-bourgeois sentimentality. He demanded their complete privatization and a definitive end to the matter. https://t.co/KWU7ECastO #Politik #Steuern #Gesellschaft (translated)
The youth conference in Munich brings together 1300 young climate activists to discuss the current challenges of the climate movement and the necessity of a pragmatic approach, while the competition of other societal crises has shifted their focus. #Klimabewegung #FridaysForFuture #Jugendklima (translated)
Dennis Hohloch wrote that Kurt Krömer insults population groups on Instagram, while criticism of violent migrant groups is deleted due to "bullying and insults." He described this as freedom of speech in Germany. https://t.co/pmkXQxseUI #Meinungsfreiheit #Deutschland #Gesellschaft (translated)
The author referred to ecological destruction, increasing debt, structurally rising prices, a housing shortage, decaying schools, and declining birth rates. He also wrote that war fronts were moving closer, nuclear armament was increasing, and a "tech bro apocalypse" was looming. In conclusion, he questioned what was wrong with the young people. (translated)
The author wrote that Macron asked how the French could do something like this to their country. He also argued that denial of reality leads to intellectual decay and can plunge entire states into ruin. https://t.co/RQzv9WCpp5 #Frankreich #Politik #Gesellschaft #FR (translated)
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