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Hesse's Prime Minister Boris Rhein and Bavaria's Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann criticize the Left Party leader Ines Schwerdtner as a "danger for Germany" due to her support for left-wing extremist movements and her relativizing statements on outbreaks of violence in France. #Linksextremismus #PolitikDeutschland #Schwerdtner (translated)

The author wrote that the chairwoman of the Left Party, Ines Schwerdtner, had referred to the protests in France as a model for Germany. He wondered if this included burning buildings, looted shops, and Islamists as well as left-wing extremists who set large parts of a city on fire. He also wanted to know why the SPD was allowed to coalition with the Left Party. #Frankreich #Proteste #Politik #FR #DE (translated)

Miró wrote that Left Party leader Ines Schwerdtner is advocating for protests and the connection of various movements to be brought to Germany. Referring to images from France, Belgium, and Italy, where, according to him, devastation can be seen, he accused her of not distancing herself from it but rather of further inflaming the situation. He warned that on the 31st, German city centers could also burn. At the same time, he criticized the Left's policies and wrote that they contribute to increasing destruction in the country. According to Miró, the post was illustrated with a screenshot from WELT. #Politik #Proteste #Deutschland (translated)

Horse Trading wrote that he watched a press conference by the Left regarding expropriation in Berlin and, according to his own account, understood how "budget neutrality" works. Ines Schwerdtner explained that the purchase of apartments for 16 billion euros was to be financed through loans. For comparison, Horse Trading described the purchase of a BMW X5 for 95,000 euros that he wanted to finance over 40 years at five percent. The monthly rate would be 458.08 euros, and a total of 219,878 euros would be due, including nearly 125,000 euros in interest. His wife and the two sons were each supposed to pay 152.69 euros monthly as a transportation allowance. His eleven-year-old son asked if he could refinance his share through his console loan; the seven-year-old would therefore have to pay pocket money for 40 years and would be 47 years old when the payments were completed. Furthermore, Horse Trading wrote that he had offered the dealer 60,000 euros and suggested that a court should decide on the residual value. The dealer then threw him out. #Finanzen #Wohnen #Kredite (translated)

Alexander Schaumburg depicted Ines Schwerdtner disparagingly as being under the influence of drugs and quoted her vision that by 2050 all people should live in beautiful, light-flooded apartments owned collectively and only work four hours a day. According to his account, the remaining time should be used for politics or social engagement. Schaumburg wrote that every communist experiment has shown that such conditions could be financed as if one could pick the money for it from state-owned trees – and that within the four-hour working time. #Utopie #Kommunismus #Gesellschaft (translated)

Julian Adrat wrote that he read Ines Schwerdtner justifying her demands for expropriations with studies from the Hans Böckler Foundation. During the election campaign, he and others were heavily insulted while poster campaigning from the balcony of the foundation. Adrat called for the NGO sector to be completely shut down. https://t.co/fJXfZIHhgz #Politik #NGOs #Enteignung (translated)

Josef Franz Lindner described a statement by Schwerdtner regarding the financing of expropriations through rent increases and a halt to renovations as a “legal own goal.” He argued that this would eliminate a possible constitutional justification based on common good interests and that Schwerdtner admitted it was not about tenant protection. Furthermore, Lindner wrote that r2g would not be able to present a constitutionally compliant expropriation law. #Eigentum #Mietrecht #Verfassung (translated)

Alexander Schaumburg mocked Ines Schwerdtner for her announcement of rent increases and a halt to renovations for apartments that are to be expropriated in Berlin. He wrote that 16 billion would be needed for compensation, which the budget could not provide, hence interest-bearing loans would have to be taken out. The rents would be fully needed for debt service, so despite the increases, there would be no money left for renovations and repairs. Under the leadership of the forces he referred to as "neo-communists," life would become more expensive and the quality of housing would deteriorate. At the same time, he predicted that the responsible parties would govern Berlin in the coming years and made derogatory comments about them. #Berlin #Mieten #Politik (translated)

The AfD accused Ines Schwerdtner, the chairwoman of the party The Left, of portraying the riots in France predominantly committed by migrants as an uprising of the French people against the treatment of students. At the same time, they questioned whether The Left should govern the capital. #Politik #Frankreich #DieLinke (translated)

The author wrote that the Left Party leader Ines Schwerdtner celebrates the brutality in France and portrays it as a form of resistance. He also claimed that in the initial footage of the devastation, a flag of the Left Party could be seen. https://t.co/cT5oac2UFv #Frankreich #Widerstand #DIELINKE #FR (translated)

Left Party leader Ines Schwerdtner explains that the planned billions in expropriations in Berlin are to be financed through loans that will ultimately be covered by rental income, while criticism of the feasibility of these measures and the high rents continues. #Enteignung #Mieten #Wohnungsbau (translated)

Global Election Simulator projected that AfD, led by Weidel, would win 217 seats (29.5%) in the 2029 German Bundestag election. Its projection gave CDU, led by Merz, 106 seats (14.4%); Grüne, led by Brantner, 103 (14.0%); SPD, led by Klingbeil, 97 (13.3%); Linke, led by Schwerdtner, 77 (10.5%); CSU, led by Söder, 28 (3.8%); and SSW, led by Seidler, two (0.2%). It projected no seats for FDP, led by Kubicki (4.2%); BSW, led by Wagenknecht (3.7%); or FW, led by Aiwanger (2.2%). #Bundestagswahl #Deutschland #Politik (translated)

They attack us because we advocate for international law and for the people in Palestine. The federal chair of the Left Party, Ines Schwerdtner, strongly rejected anti-Semitism allegations against her party. "They attack us because we advocate for international law and for the people in Palestine. Because we call the genocide in Gaza what it is: a genocide," Schwerdtner said at the state representative assembly of the North Rhine-Westphalian Left in Hagen. #Özdemir #Linke #Bundespolitik (translated)

"They are attacking us because we advocate for international law and for the people in Palestine. Because we call the genocide in Gaza what it is: a genocide," the federal chairwoman of the Left Party, Ines Schwerdtner, sharply rejected accusations of anti-Semitism against her party. #Özdemir #Bündnis90DieGrünen #Linkspartei (translated)

Ines Schwerdtner, the national chairwoman of the Left Party, regrets the interruption of the exploratory talks with the SPD and the Greens and emphasizes that the agreement on Israel's right to exist has not been jeopardized. #Sondierungsgespräche #Linke #Bundespolitik (translated)