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Germans headed to the polls today in two state elections - in Berlin and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Exit polls suggest a dramatic loss for the Chancellor Fr…
Germans headed to the polls today in two state elections - in Berlin and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Exit polls suggest a dramatic loss for the Chancellor Freidrich Mertz's Christian Democratic Union party. Details by FRANCE 24 correspondent in Berlin, Jörg Taszman.
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@@AbrahamAlaka-t3bImported1mo ago
The CDU needs to put Merz out of his political misery. There is no group or constituency that likes the guy. At home or abroad
@@JanBruunAndersenImported1mo ago
Far-right party in the lead? AfD is far-right? Based on the writings of Karl Marx I would have thought the AfD was far-left.<br><br>He wrote a letter to Sigfrid Meyer and August Vogt in April 9, 1870). In this letter, Marx dissects the situation in Great Britain, where hundreds of thousands of impoverished Irish people fled famine and misery for English industrial cities. Here, he wrote directly about the mechanism at play:<br><br>"Due to the ever-increasing concentration of land ownership, Ireland constantly sends its surplus population to the English labor market, thereby driving down wages and degrading the moral and material condition of the English working class."<br><br>He then described how this created a deep rift within the domestic working class:<br><br>"Every industrial and commercial center in England now possesses a working class split into two hostile camps: English proletarians and Irish proletarians. The ordinary English worker hates the Irish worker as a competitor who lowers his standard of living."<br>Marx went so far as to conclude that this antagonism was the very secret behind the bourgeoisie's power:<br><br>"This antagonism is the secret of the English working class's powerlessness, despite its organization. It is the secret of the capitalist class's maintenance of its power. And that class is fully aware of it."<br><br>In his magnum opus, <b>Capital</b> (Volume 1), Marx introduced the concept of the "industrial reserve army" (*die industrielle Reservearmee*).<br><br>His thesis was that capitalism relies on a constant surplus of unemployed or underemployed workers. When the economy booms and workers begin demanding higher wages and better conditions, capital draws upon this reserve army to increase the labor supply. If the domestic reserve runs dry, capitalists import labor from abroad—or relocate production to where labor is cheap. For Marx, then, mass migration was:<br><br>- Forced upon the migrant, who was uprooted by the destruction of their homeland's economy at the hands of imperialism or capital.<br><br>- A tool for suppressing wages used by factory owners, who could employ newcomers to break local unions and strikes.<br><br>- A source of ethnic and national division that prevented workers from uniting against those in power.<br><br>Replace Irish migrants with MENA immigrants, and it is clear that AfD is closely aligned with Karl Marx and Socialism.
@@ХабибХакимов-ы3ыImported1mo ago
Maria Lepen. Prizdent. 🇫🇷🇫🇷. 2027. 🌎🕊️🕊️🕊️
@@mattmccartney5996Imported1mo ago
The harder the energy crises hits the faster the AfD will grow.
@@thomasswift3563Imported1mo ago
the desperation of that newscaster
@@capricious2000Imported1mo ago
Hopefully National Rally will win in April.
@@CK-jo9imImported1mo ago
Macron is leaving next year.
@@97echoImported1mo ago
Good for Germany
@@JamesFugeeImported1mo ago
Now for France to get rid of Macron, and his cringey sunglasses.
@@Superchunk-k2hImported1mo ago
It's funny that in Germany, the "far-left" and "far-right" parties both support Isräel.
@@CristiHalmageanImported1mo ago
AFD🇩🇪👍👍👍👍
@@WhiteLetterHairstreakImported1mo ago
THE SPD-CDU UNIPARTY IS COLLAPSING
@@user-zz8lb6bd7pImported1mo ago
Merkel destroyed the party she built... AfD and all patriotic parties in EU owes their success to her.
@@Jaamess1Imported1mo ago
Bravo AFD💙💙💙💙👏👏
@@fingerprint8479Imported1mo ago
Is SANITY returning to Germany?
@@PunishedElephantImported1mo ago
Anarcho tyranny is unpopular
@@michaelwilson9921Imported1mo ago
Next up Macron in April! Voters are revolting against their self-appointed dictators.
Germans headed to the polls today in two state elections - in Berlin and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Exit polls suggest a dramatic loss for the Chancellor Freidrich Mertz's Christian Democratic Union party. Details by FRANCE 24 correspondent in Berlin, Jörg Taszman.
#Germany #FriedrichMerz #elections
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