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Ralf Fuecks asked whether the Greens in Berlin and the SPD wanted to keep youth officers from the Bundeswehr out of schools in order to not militarize Berlin children, and instead wanted to strengthen democracy education. From this, he derived the question of whether the Bundeswehr is seen as undemocratic. #Demokratie #Bildung #Bundeswehr (translated)

Marc Friedrich asked whether an earlier prediction had come true. He referred to unrest among youths in Paris and wrote that taxes were coming that no one could pay anymore. He held the federal government and the Red-Red-Green coalition in Berlin responsible for this. #Politik #Revolution #Steuern (translated)

Alexander Fröhlich wrote that RGR is politically finished. According to him, schools in the federal capital should no longer be allowed to invite youth officers of the Bundeswehr. RGR apparently does not know what tasks these officers have and places the Bundeswehr against democratic education, he wrote. Putin is pleased about this, Fröhlich added. https://t.co/yzutufXys6 #Sicherheitspolitik #Bundeswehr #Demokratiebildung (translated)

The author referred to the Green Youth as part of the "democratic center" and wrote that they had called Friedrich Merz a "fucking chancellor." Furthermore, the organization stated that there needed to be a language that held Merz responsible for possible consequences for people's lives and life expectancy. The quoted sentence was interrupted in the contribution after the word "working time." #Demokratie #Politik #GrüneJugend #DE (translated)

The Australian exchange student wrote that, in his assessment, users who shared the video of a beating attack in Frankfurt would be pursued more harshly by the rule of law than the underage perpetrators. Their faces should not be shown, while, according to him, drunk teenagers on Sylt had been in the media spotlight for so long that their existence had been destroyed. He ironically referred to the situation as the "best Germany of all time." #Rechtsstaat #Frankfurt #Medien (translated)

Apollo News reported that the tax office in Göttingen demanded detailed information from the sponsoring association of a left-wing youth center about its political activities related to "Antifa." The background is possible violations of the requirements for charitable status. The youth center described the actions as a political attack and categorized the underlying right-wing myths as part of the rightward shift. https://t.co/skbAiAZYWT #Finanzamt #Gemeinnützigkeit #Antifa (translated)

Yvonne Kussmann wrote that photos showed politicians' reactions to the case in Grevesmühlen 2024. At that time, due to false reports, it was briefly assumed that a girl from Ghana had been hit in the face by German children and teenagers. Later, this portrayal turned out to be untrue. In reference to the attack this week on a German boy in Frankfurt (Oder) by several youths, who were predominantly perceived as foreign, there were no comparable expressions of outrage and solidarity from the same individuals, Kussmann wrote. She claimed that the reactions depended on the victim's background and quantified the scale from "German = 0" to belonging to asylum origin countries with "100." #Politik #Gesellschaft #Solidarität (translated)

France is in a multi-crisis with record debt, ongoing student protests, and the looming return of the Yellow Vest movement before the 2027 presidential elections, while the government is struggling to enforce its austerity measures in Parliament. #Frankreich #Jugendproteste #Politik (translated)

Ahmad Mansour wrote that a viral video from Frankfurt apparently shows young people with a migration background attacking a German boy. On "Lanz," he explained where such acts of violence come from and why they can no longer be ignored. Those who conceal the causes cannot fight the violence, Mansour wrote. The development must be a cause for concern; turning a blind eye helps no one. #Jugendgewalt #Frankfurt #Migration (translated)