Why is far-right populism so popular in Germany?

Note the source of this article -- Deutsche Welle.
https://www.dw.com/en/why-is-far-right-populism-so-popular-in-germany/a-66084741

Thanks, pax, regards!

dk

Dan Koren schrieb am Montag, 3. Juli 2023 um 06:25:18 UTC+2:
> Why is far-right populism so popular in Germany?
>
> Note the source of this article -- Deutsche Welle.

And if the Torah says that there are no issues with cutting off the foreskin of Jewish babies (as this mitzvah is related to the Jews only, not the gentiles), that makes it true, right? ;)

I find it kind of funny that you rebel against the orthodox Parties in Israel - which ofc to some degree is legitimate; not saying the way you are rebelling against them is in any way legitimate though, you are just throwing tantrums -, yet when it comes to circumcision, even you - the most secular Jew of them all ;) - suddenly becomes orthodox - haha.

Sure there are some problems within the AfD, but they address many problems that need to be addressed; one should note, that the green and far-left establishment is far more problematic these days and because they fail to address specific problems and isntead imagine the rightwing to be the source of all problems (similar to what you are doing wrt Netanyahu and Trump), voters change their stances... the much bigger problem these days - which you ofc have not realized - is far-left populism and the wokeness connected to it.

-- Let's see what the AJC has to say wrt the sources of antisemitism in Europe:

"Those who reported being harassed were asked to describe the perpetrator of the most serious incident. Only 13% said it was “someone with a right-wing political view,” compared with 30% who cited extremist Muslim views and 21% left-wing political views."

https://transatlanticinstitute.org/analysis/anti-zionism-threatens-europes-jews

Now where do you think Andy got his bullshit views on Israel - the left, or the right? ;)

Shalom

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> https://www.dw.com/en/why-is-far-right-populism-so-popular-in-germany/a-66084741
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> Thanks, pax, regards!
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> dk

BTW I'd just also like to add sth regarding circumcisions: I don't find it ugly or anything, and most people seem to have "no" problem with it (I'd guess, just subconsciously you will always have some kind of problem probably.... questions such as "what if this hadn't happened?" "what if I got to choose?" etc; and it's always better - Freud - to address such things instead of trying to suppress them; and I don't think, at least if the circumcision wasn't botched, that circumcised people should be too scared of addressing this)

Anyway: It is an old practice that must be stopped for obvious reasons... at least if there is no real condition that makes it needful...

It's also that Dan himself brought it up, so I tried to go after him with arguments ;) Unfortunately, he ran away - but maybe he knows I'm right in this case.

On Mon, 03 Jul 2023 11:15:46 -0700, Marc S wrote:

> BTW I'd just also like to add sth regarding circumcisions: I don't find it ugly or anything, and most people seem to have "no" problem with it (I'd guess, just subconsciously you will always have some kind of problem probably... questions such as "what if this hadn't happened?" "what if I got to choose?" etc; and it's always better - Freud - to address such things instead of trying to suppress them; and I don't think, at least if the circumcision wasn't botched, that circumcised people should be too scared of addressing this)
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> Anyway: It is an old practice that must be stopped for obvious reasons... at least if there is no real condition that makes it needful...

And opposition to circumcision shows one of the merits
of antisemitism. America more than anywhere has been
where Jews have been most adamant in promoting circumcision
of non-Jews, and without antisemitism the result is mass
circumcision.