AfD is the most popular party in Germany for the first time, with a record 26%
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Is the proper response: Well shit.
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We are fucked
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Plus two percent, a difference of one percent two second place and an error martin of two point five percent. Congrats.
Besides that, I really start to hate these reports. Weekly updates on the Sonntagsfrage are utterly lacking substance, fearmongering (to left leaning people) and reassurance (to AfD voters). Everything we do not need.
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Can someone explain how powerful a party can be in Germany with a plurality but without a majority?
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Can someone explain how powerful a party can be in Germany with a plurality but without a majority?
Up to 49%.
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David Kriesel is amazing! Didn't know about this. Very useful.
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Plus two percent, a difference of one percent two second place and an error martin of two point five percent. Congrats.
Besides that, I really start to hate these reports. Weekly updates on the Sonntagsfrage are utterly lacking substance, fearmongering (to left leaning people) and reassurance (to AfD voters). Everything we do not need.
Should the left not be worried?
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Can someone explain how powerful a party can be in Germany with a plurality but without a majority?
Short version is they cannot govern without a coalition partner, but they gain other rights in the parliament, such as filling important positions in the administration. When they reach 1/3 of the votes, so 33% they have a Sperrminorität, which means they can't prevent changes in the constitution and also hinder new judges in the constitutional court.
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David Kriesel is amazing! Didn't know about this. Very useful.
Yes, he's great data scientist. He has more stuff on his webpage, e.g. bias analysis of the different polling institutes, be sure to check it out if you like!
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To the surprise of absolutely nobody
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Should the left not be worried?
Where did I say that? How the fuck do you come up with that being the conclusion of my comment?
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We are fucked
We are not. It's just a survey and not a vote result.
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Where did I say that? How the fuck do you come up with that being the conclusion of my comment?
I really start to hate these reports. Weekly updates on the Sonntagsfrage are utterly lacking substance, fearmongering (to left leaning people) and reassurance (to AfD voters). Everything we do not need.
There?
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I really start to hate these reports. Weekly updates on the Sonntagsfrage are utterly lacking substance, fearmongering (to left leaning people) and reassurance (to AfD voters). Everything we do not need.
There?
So in your stupid brain "Not A" is automatically and without any alternatives to equivocate with "the utterly illogical opposite to A"?
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We are not. It's just a survey and not a vote result.
One predicates the other, though.
Clearly Germany is not doing enough to put a stop to the rising conservatism movement, and the next election might not end as favorably as a result.
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Is the proper response: Well shit.
Did you not realize that they performed incredibly well in the elections? Social media is how they will overthrow the last remaining democracies. France, UK and Canada are next. All the young folks are increasingly more conservative and within 2-6 years, it's going to be game over.
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So in your stupid brain "Not A" is automatically and without any alternatives to equivocate with "the utterly illogical opposite to A"?
- Fear mongering is making people worried.
- You are against this report for doing this to leftists, hence you are against making leftist people worried.
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