Thousands joined in protest against AfD

19 comments

1. Let’s multiply these numbers the next time.

2. And millions vote for them.

3. Good – fuck AFD

4. I am interested to know how this revelation is going to change the opinion polls.

5. Who did they say they were deporting? Refugees? Migrant workers? Foreign students? German citizens of foreign origin? This isn’t in support of them at all, I just want to know

6. As an expat who wants to continue living in Germany, it’s scary how AFD is rapidly gaining momentum in the german mainstream politics. While it’s reassuring that people are protesting against them, if this doesn’t translate into reduced vote share then i’ll know for sure that people like me have no future in this country and the sooner we leave the better it’ll be for us.

7. Are they really looking to outst all the foreigners? Like what type of foreigners?
   Did one of their spokesperson say this? Or their party manifesto? Or a MP made a statement in the assembly?

   (NOT asking these questions in support of AfD – I don’t vote here, I hardly care, but considering how the online world works – especially when it comes down to politics, would love to have the whole picture)

8. How can I know beforehand about such a demonstration in the future so I can participate?

9. This is great, but we dont need to protest against them, we need to BAN the AfD

10. So when someone in Germany wants to deport people, they’re Nazis, but in America and other countries… they’re not Nazis?

    (not defending AfD, I just think people seem to throw around words too lightly)

11. Sincerely curious, who are they planning to deport? Like is there a criteria list somewhere?

12. Yeah, banning political parties is not anti democratic at all.

13. There’s something even more scary for me… the lack of understanding between each other.

    By no means i support the AfD in any form, but i remember one thing Dave Chappelle said about Trump in an interview “Trump is not creating the wave, is surfing them”. I feel the AfD is doing the same, and nobody in Germany (other parties) wants to address the big elephant in the room.

    The AfD might have evil intentions, but we’re allowing them to grow cuz no one is attacking the problem in Germany about people not integrating, not learning the language, disrespecting the German freedom and rule of law. This is generating voters for the AfD. As much as we can say “people are stupid if that’s the reason they vote for the AfD” although it might be true, so what? It is what it is and its politics at its finest.

    The solution? No one knows, but it’s clearly a problem that requires more discussion.

    That said… i really wish the AfD to fail, but more important, i wish that the German system can persist as this is one of the best places i have lived in my entire life, and the opportunities i’ve had to grow in freedom here are unparalleled to anything else i know.

14. As a German who chose to move away from my home country, I am a little split on voting. On one hand, I don’t follow German politics much anymore, I’m not affected by German politics for the most part, and feel like voting for a future that may not reflect the wishes of the people who actually live there could be wrong. On the other hand, since the AFD got to much traction in Germany and I’d really hate for Germany to make the same mistakes again, I can’t help but feel not voting is even worse, because I do think if the AFD gets power then it does affect us all. I’d love to hear other people’s thoughts on this dilemma, especially if you’re an immigrant yourself and this is a decision you have to make as well regarding voting in your home country.

15. you share wrong informations! Or you just lie.

    There was a meeting where AFD Politicans where too. Yes. But they talked about remigration, not deportation. They talked about how to create or use a legaly way to move that people back in theyr countrys that are not welcome here. (if you dont work for example, or if you are a religous extremist or a criminal).

    And there are elections “soon “. AFD think they could get around 20- 30%. So they are talking about how to reach theyr goals they are voted for. Nothing special here.

    You are not welcome if:
    – you are not working if you could
    – you are a religous extremist
    – you are not respect the FDGO (Freiheitliche Demokratische Grundordnung)
    – you are not share the same values of morality as we
    – you do criminal stuff
    – you dont respect the rights of woman
    – you think sharia is a nice idea
    – you think boys and girls should be seperated

    as you see, that are all reasons that are based on the way you act, not of what colour you are or where you born. So no racissm. If you want to live here then the way the western people decided how it should be.

    You are welcome if you just want a live in peace with all other people around you and are willing to work for your needs.

    Its just simple as that!

16. Born and raised in Germany. Both of my parents are citizens and so am I. Would still be deported under that “policy”.

    Fucking joke, the lot of them. Good riddance AFD.

17. Deportation…
    Right, I was just driveing through Munich and was so happy for all the native Germans that work as cleaners…
    Germany was built on imigration, but the fuck i know…

18. if politicians can demand people to side by Israel with the atrocities they are committing , they can also say something against afd

19. Pretty much a Nazi party