Scholz says that Germany needs to expand deportations of rejected asylum-seekers
Scholz says that Germany needs to expand deportations of rejected asylum-seekers
German Chancellor made his comments in an interview with weekly ‘Der Spiegel’. Scholz is focusing on migration after a pair of regional elections in which voters punished his three-party coalition
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We need a proper leftist party we can vote instead.
There is still the communist party, but it's tiny and likely never going to get into parliament.
The SPD hasn't been leftist since Schröder, anyone still voting for them over believing they are has missed way more than one train.
A leftist party can’t win over conservatives voters by imitating conservatives, but it sure can loose leftist voters by that.
I'm not sure I'd call the Social Democrats in either country country "leftist" (they're center-left and the "center" portion is more relevant), but it's fairly likely that the Scholz' party copying the Danish route would work. The issue is that the SPD's approach is that it was half-hearted. If you want to win over xenophobes you have to mean it. For now the assumption with voters is that Scholz and the other SPD people are all bark and no bite.
I fully support Scholz on enforcing the law. For example CumEx is a wondefull case, where all the bankers and their helpers should be locked up for defrauding German taxpayers.
However that might be a bad move for him.
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Wait until you hear about CumCum
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Don't forget he instituted torture methods as minister of the interior for Hamburg. Shortly before an election, trying to win by occupoying
theretheir points. That failed of course.
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This is just Scholz pandering to the right because he has absolutely no policies of his own and wants to get re-elected.
Fuck you Scholz. It sucks but is expected of SPD. What sucks even more is even the greens push this inhuman agenda here now.
Never forget that Brechmittel Scholz had police torture people with emetics when he was a major.
Someone needs to create a Gustav Noske Medal for Social Democrat Realpolitik and award it to Scholz. He deserves such an award.
Edit: Look up Gustav Noske to spot the sarcasm here
We should deport half of the SPD.
Interesting. The balance of opinion in this thread is mostly one-sided but in the opposite direction to the R-site.
I like people who are doing counter arguments and deploying whataboutism, that or they don't even live in Germany. You would be quick to change your mind or consider otherwise too if you would be stared down, spat on, and knifed down the street too. It is what it is, Islamic people quite often don't integrate well into the west. I had my fair share of struggles with non European immigrants as well.
Ah, you poor thing, what happened to you? Seems I am unbelievably lucky living in Neukölln without having any bad experience with migrants in more than 20 years. I am 64 years old, blonde, and descendant of a German farming family, i.e. I couldn't be whiter. Maybe your experiences relate to your racism.
Perhaps they are Jewish and that's why their experiences differ from yours?
And he is right.
No.
- Europe is responsible for crisis in other parts of the world, which leads to migration in the first place. Germany as one of the wealthiest nations in the EU has a special responsibility for migrants and asylum seekers.
- Even from a plain economical standpoint Germany needs migrant workers.
Can you explain how Germany is solely responsible for every crisis in the world?
Europe is responsible for crisis in other parts of the world, which leads to migration in the first place. Germany
Germany was steadfastly opposed to the Iraq war. A fairer solution would be that European countries which joined that war, like Poland and the UK, take all the Syrian and Iraqi refugees. They helped cause the problem, it's only fair that they should help solve it.
from a plain economical standpoint Germany needs migrant workers
Ukrainians are highly educated and motivated. Employment rates in some EU countries are as high as 40%. I'm afraid that you can't say the same about some of the migrants Europe fails to deport.
If there's a choice between someone who never learnt to read, versus someone who knows advanced calculus, it makes no sense to choose the former. Especially as they're less likely to have problematic political views.
If there's a choice between someone who is genuinely fleeing persecution, or someone who escaped a Tunisian jail and went on to murder people because he wasn't deported after his request for asylum was refused, that's also an easy choice.
No he isn't. German politicians have been making those kinds of bullshit promises for decades and nothing has changed. Because reality is more complex than xenophobic slogan screeching assholes will have you believe.