Allemaniac
@Allemaniac@lemmy.world
- Comment on What was life like for the "average" person living in Nazi Germany 17 hours ago:
“They Thought They Were Free” is also a fantastic literature about the NS-Regime
- Comment on What was life like for the "average" person living in Nazi Germany 17 hours ago:
he lost to Merkel twice, lost to Armin fuckin Laschet, lost to Scholz and was now only voted for because the alternative is even more radical conservative. We voted the lesser evil, not who is best suited for the job. He was Chairman of the Supervisory Board of BlackRock Germany, Commerzbank, Axa Versicherung, the DAX (german stock market), IVG (huge real estate group) and was chairman of many more lobbying groups and corporations. He is as corrupt as they come and has absolutely no interest in bettering the quality of life for the middle class and lower income families. He is working for billionaires, opposes immigration, hates change, calls for border checks in the Schengen-area, promotes heterosexual families, hates women (literally, he opposes a law that protects women from marital rape) and so much more. Like I wrote, give that party 5 years (especially CSU) and they will have the same demands as the AfD. After Isolation and border closing comes exit of the EU, exit of the Euro, Exit of NATO, until we are left alone and weakened enough to get pushed around again
- Comment on What was life like for the "average" person living in Nazi Germany 1 day ago:
rest now weary reader, you did good to inform some lemmists on the reality of living in a world war. Very interesting read, many thanks! also for typing it out in such length
- Comment on What was life like for the "average" person living in Nazi Germany 1 day ago:
to add to that, Merz was the chairman of a huge number of big corporations, said himself he travelled to the US over 170 times and is a “incorrigible optimist” when it comes to the USA (his words), he absolutely adores ultra-capitalism and has the exact same conservative ideas as the republican party. We sold out in order not to get the AfD elected, but elected a party that is just as extreme, just 5 years behind.
- Comment on What was life like for the "average" person living in Nazi Germany 1 day ago:
Merz was CEO of Black Rock Germany, we will follow Daddy Trumpys footsteps with eagerness in our delusional eyes
- Comment on Nuclear family 3 days ago:
“AI generated content” did you use an AI from 1998? How is JD Vance’s pigface not put in by you via Paint 3D?
- Comment on Any interesting new (2024+ launch) browser games / web-based games? 1 week ago:
I check itchio from time to time but haven’t been too satisfied, but I’ll give them another browse now :)
- Comment on Any interesting new (2024+ launch) browser games / web-based games? 1 week ago:
this game seems very promising, I’ll check it out later today. And I don’t mind spending a coin or two to help the developers. Thanks for the recommendation!
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- Comment on Why do people still eat beef when we know it's terrible for Earth? 1 week ago:
not just genetics, wasnt there a tokyo study recently linking metabolism to the time of your conceiving? i.e. colder climates equals to slimmer people, whereas a hot climate is breeding grounds for obesity
- Comment on Avocado 1 week ago:
maybe it’s because american light beer is just really close to fucking water.
- Comment on I do it around town all the time 2 weeks ago:
That’s funny because in Germany you pay up to 5.000,00 € fine for peeing publicly. This was no joke, now go back to work.
- Comment on Getting mixed signals from Reddit. Furthermore I shall henceforth be on Lemmy full time. 1 month ago:
got permed for suggesting that the time to protest is now, before protesting becomes illegal and prosucetable und law lol
- Comment on Anon missed /pol/ 1 month ago:
wait, which attack was orchestrated on 4chan?
- Comment on Anon missed /pol/ 1 month ago:
I got permed on r*ddit for suggesting using the 2nd ammendment for once lol
- Comment on Trump, in blue, sleeping at Pope Francis' finera;l 1 month ago:
but it might pick up US nationalists, who used to vote for Trump