government by coalition …

[luiza]

what kind of coalition would you favour for Germany?

Send all the Germs and Nazi Israelites into the desert and let's see who comes out on top .

This will leave a nice development area on the Israel coast and ex Germ Land can become a Planet reserve for food and nature projects .
Probably run by that nice Mr Pooters or his successor ..

 

[zaangalewa]

we now have a black red coalition

What means we have a coalition between the social democrats and the christian social and democratic parties. "Social" not means "socialistic" in Germany and "democrat" also not means "socialist". This coalition is in the USA comparable with a coalition between democrats and republicans - what's completely unimaginable in the USA.

 

[zaangalewa]

Send all the Germs and Nazi Israelites into the desert and let's see who comes out on top .

This will leave a nice development area on the Israel coast and ex Germ Land can become a Planet reserve for food and nature projects .
Probably run by that nice Mr Pooters or his successor ..

Russian, only becaue your war propaganda is totally stupid - Putin is as well Nazi and Stalinist - doesn't mean that the entire world community, including Pakistan, India, China and the Iran will not in shorter - or a little longer time - give you a financial slap in the face, because you are slowly but surely becoming a threat to the survival of the human race.

You are an anachronism - you are the only barely surviving colonial power in the world. But the third millennium has long since begun, and you are holding the entire world back from other important developments that need to be remade. Wars are just an old, rotten hat of yesterday's tyrants.

 

[Zebra]

the coalition is working

with some help,from the Linke = the Left

 

[frigidweirdo]

Germany has proportional representation

Most Americans have no idea what PR is. Some think they have it, others think it's European, so the US shouldn't have it. Others can't stop to think because their knuckles are dragging on the floor.

 

[Zebra]

the coalition is still working, with Merz and Klingbeil.

Merz has visited Trump in the mean time.

 

[BothWings]

Sag mal Zebra, hast Du eigentlich ein Hirn unter deiner Frisur? Das hier is ein amerikanisches Forum - die wollen hier nur hören dass alle anderen Scheiße sind - ganz besonders die Deutschen - weil sie das zu tollen Kerlen macht. Wie Du schon selbst bemerkt haben dürftest: Die US-Amerikaner wissen nicht was Koalitionen sind. Schlagwort: "The winner takes it all". Das ist das britische Modell.
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Tell me Zebra, do you actually have a brain under your hair? This is an US-American forum - they just want to hear that everyone else is shit - especially we Germans - because that makes them great guys. As you may have noticed yourself: US Americans don't know what coalitions are. Catchphrase: “The winner takes it all”. That's the British model.



And by the way: When US-Americans are against democracy then they are against the political party "the democrats". Most of them seem to have not any light idea about what really will happen when they will lose their democracy.

LoL! I actually understood at least half of that without the English translation..

 

[Zebra]

LoL! I actually understood at least half of that without the English translation..

do you know German?

 

[BothWings]

do you know German?

We've discussed it before! My father came to the U.S. from the Bayreuth area in 1960. Although we were estranged for a few decades, I learned a little German through him and some of my other German relatives who I exchanged letters with a while back. I've studied a little bit on my own here and there too. Never formally. I can usually tell what something's mostly about when I read it in German. Heavier German literature is a bit beyond me though.

 

[Zebra]

We've discussed it before! My father came to the U.S. from the Bayreuth area in 1960. Although we were estranged for a few decades, I learned a little German through him and some of my other German relatives who I exchanged letters with a while back. I've studied a little bit on my own here and there too. Never formally. I can usually tell what something's mostly about when I read it in German. Heavier German literature is a bit beyond me though.

yes, I remember now!