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Germany's Gen Z appear unimpressed by mainstream parties | DW News

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@Lkyi-r5e
@@Lkyi-r5eImported1mo ago
They are too young to remember Europe with the borders. Especially true for Germany and Berlin
@JustMy2Cents-1
@@JustMy2Cents-1Imported1mo ago
Younger people dont know any better. They have no real life wisdom yet.
@devo2
@@devo2Imported1mo ago
Future people on the right.
@Pironi28
@@Pironi28Imported1mo ago
Give Cecillia 10 years and she'll move to the Right after the Left have sucked away all her hard earned money !
@theoretisch4429
@@theoretisch4429Imported1mo ago
Far left? The most leftist party has social democratic politics. Which of course seems only far left if you think the social democrats (who are center right if you consider how they vote with the conservatives rn) are social democratic. Cmon man. Acting like those parties are similar in any fashion is not only factually incorrect it's also very dangerous
@aquarius5788
@@aquarius5788Imported1mo ago
DieLinke is not "far left"!!!!!!!!
@wyborywpolsce
@@wyborywpolsceImported1mo ago
Far left?
@wallysquash3361
@@wallysquash3361Imported1mo ago
Chancellor Brüning's response is,as always,more austerity