We're contemplating existence. For we're thinkers and poets. But once we arrive at a conclusion and a worthy goal, nothing will stop us. :^)
Connor Hill
Did Steinmeier already say something? I don't have time to follow the whole story through.
Robert Richardson
THIS
Jeremiah Rivera
Funland plz
Ryan Morales
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Kayden Thompson
Aber Jamaika war doch (((ALTERNATIVLOS)))!!!
Joshua Evans
He cancelled a reelection. Asshole.
Ryder Ortiz
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Aaron Long
He said "plz build regierung". That's about it so far.
Camden Wilson
He wants that the SPD forms a coalition with the CDU
Keep in mind Steinmeier himself is SPD
Josiah Foster
>AfD politician Beatrix von Storch called the coalition talks collapse a success for her party, saying other parties’ “fear of the AfD” had forced them to drive a hard bargain with the left-leaning Greens, who are dovish on immigration.
We've been given a gift here, let's make sure we squeeze every last inch of ground out of it
Realistically, how much more of the vote are the AfD likely to get if we tidal wave this shit
Carter Flores
based
Daniel Diaz
>AfD throws out some idiots like Höcke and Poggenshit >wow, reasonable, they're no nazis >new election >CDU/AfD/FDP coalition
:^')
Jonathan Murphy
There won't be a reelection.
David Clark
Scheinheiliges Dreckspack.
James Davis
>be SPD >get the worst election results since the end of ww2 >say no to another GroKo knowingly that Jamaika will fail >Your guy is the president and will not allow a new election >Then when Jamaika fails you still play hard to get only to accept in 2-3 weeks after the CDU will accept all your demands I think the SPD was playing 4D Chess all the time
Dominic Morgan
>AfD throws out some idiots like Höcke Fuck off, Volksverräter.
Nathaniel Rodriguez
Auf dem Weg zum Schafott.
Wyatt Gray
>authorities need to put him in a special cell since he'll be dead the moment he interacts with finnish prisoners
Xavier Harris
The SPD already held an internal poll and decided not to start negotiations. They're pushing for reelection. Too bad they don't seem to realise it will cost them even more seats
Jonathan Rivera
Steinmeier isn't as powerful as you think he is. He has to give the illusion of him not being a SPD-bot.
Nathaniel Kelly
They will gain seats from the Left.
Isaiah Flores
#mut
faggot
Zachary Ross
Are finnish prisons on par with swedish luxury prisons?
Christian Collins
I hope you are right.
Christian Fisher
but won't voters feel betrayed yet again, and the next election will cause you to collapse as a party?
Tyler Taylor
Haltet aus! Haltet aus! Lasset hoch das Banner wehn! Zeiget stolz, zeigt der Welt, Daß wir treu zusammenstehn, Daß sich alte deutsche Kraft erprobt, Ob uns Friede strahlt, ob Krieg umtobt! |: Haltet aus im Sturmgebraus! :|
Dylan Wright
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Aaron Campbell
well he's smarter than schulz and knows that reelections with hurt SPD even more. he's desparate
Noah Bell
Even if that's true their gain won't be substantial. I want to see the Greens and CDU to lose bigly
Evan Lopez
Regarding the picture, wouldn't that be Hitler?
Adrian Rogers
>After the failure of the Jamaica talks, Undespräsident Frank-Walter Steinmeier admonished the parties to reconsider their stance and not to refuse to talk about the formation of the government. "I expect all willingness to talk in order to make government education possible in the foreseeable future," said Steinmeier on Monday in Berlin. He does not want to embark on the path to elections. Steinmeier commented after a meeting with Chancellor Angela Merkel (CDU). >If you are in elections for political responsibility, do not push yourself if you hold them in your hands, "Steinmeier warned. This is now the moment in which "Everyone involved should pause again and reconsider their attitude." The federal president now wants to hold talks with all parties involved in the consultation; So with the CDU, CSU, FDP and greens. He also wanted to speak with the leaders of the parties whose ' political intersections ' did not exclude a government formation. >A discussion with the SPD chairman Martin Schulz is planned for Wednesday. The SPD, however, once again closed the new edition of a grand coalition after the failure of the Jamaica negotiations. Party chief Schulz said on Monday rather: ' We do not shy of reelection. ' >Federal President Steinmeier wants to avoid elections as much as possible. The parties would have a responsibility "which, even after the presentation of the Basic Law, cannot be simply returned to the electorate." This responsibility goes far beyond one's own interests. In particular, this applies not only to the voters of their own parties. >Steinmeier also referred to Germany's international responsibility: the ' incomprehension and concern ' inside and outside the country would be great, ' if, in the largest and most economically strongest country in Europe, the political forces are responsible " >The FDP had talks with the CDU on the night of Monday, So their scared basically, and damage control
Jaxon Thomas
>sad thread Hey finnbro, you're an ally don't be scuh a meany
Easton White
why is that leftie piece of shit even bundespräsident?
Lucas Richardson
Schulz is flip-flopping around.
Benjamin Miller
The SPD would be able to keep most of their election promises. The SPD voters would be quite happy
Carter King
> will not allow reelection He has to if no coalition can be formed. Also as Bundespräsident he has to be non-partisan officially. He knows his party will be smashed if he's aiding their efforts. Also Schulz and his companions aren't capable of playing 4D chess.you're overestimating their abilities
Justin Gomez
What will Bavarians vote now that the CSU sold out?
>In a surprise move, the pro-business Free Democrats (FDP) withdrew from talks after more than four weeks of negotiations with German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s conservative bloc and the environmentalist Greens, according to Reuters. The FDP said there was not enough common ground to continue the talks.
>The collapse was shocking since the main sticking points – immigration and climate change policy—were not seen as FDP signature issues.
>“It is better not to rule than to rule the wrong way. Goodbye!” FDP leader Christian Lindner said, blaming the breakdown on a lack of progress on education and tax policy.
>Failure to reach a deal was a major blow for Merkel, who was forced to consult President Frank-Walter Steinmeier on how to move forward. A deal had been within reach, she said. The collapse cast doubt on her efforts to win a fourth term.
>“It is a day of deep reflection on how to go forward in Germany,” Merkel told reporters, according to Reuters. “As chancellor, I will do everything to ensure that this country is well managed in the difficult weeks to come.”
>The failure of coalition talks is unprecedented in Germany’s post-war history, and was likened by some media commentators to the shock election of U.S. President Donald Trump or Britain’s referendum vote to leave the EU. >and was likened by some media commentators to the shock election of U.S. President Donald Trump or Britain’s referendum vote to leave the EU. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
Jeremiah Foster
They will.
#DankeMerkel
Dominic Edwards
>What will Bavarians vote now that the CSU sold out? Sadly not AfD or Bayernpartei. Too many Germans and Ausländer living here too, to get an ethnic bavarian majority.
Evan Wright
New elections won`t probably change much. CDU will always stay on top and has to form a coalition with SPD or Green/FDP.
Luke Allen
fox article comments
Jack Gray
How well does the average kraut speak English?
Elijah James
>ethnic bavarian majority So, Cryptobalkanese?
Kayden Allen
They will STILL vote CSU like the Lederhosen wearing homos they are, no doubt.
Jonathan Ross
Würde jederzeit Gaddafi gegen die grünen tauschen
Luke Bailey
6/10
Jordan Lewis
Yes
Grayson Diaz
more
Dominic Jones
Britain has BREXIT negotiations in December and Germany might not even have government for it.
lol
Austin Campbell
People above 30 don't speak english
Kayden Ward
Merkle is WAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY worse than obama though. She is CONSERVATIVE btw. Not even the greens would have let in 2 mio 'refugees' since it would have ruined them.
Jordan Lopez
more like this kevin-ali müller
Wyatt Rogers
CSU of course most of the babyboomers vote for CSU, their voter base of retarded slaves is just so big
Colton Long
TFW Petry loses her comfy seat in the Bundestag after 2 months.
Hudson Ross
Your folks are so stupid. Classical ZOG. AIPAC is your actual government.
Ryan Bennett
that would be the best part desu
Angel Ortiz
Traitor-Petry will essentially become unemployed because of the reelection, right?
Jaxson Lee
That's good tho. Weak coalitions will disintegrate their voter base even more
Xavier Cox
Fünf of ten
Luke Ward
>May is unprepared for the negotiations, has a weakened mandate >Merkel is very unprepared for the negotiations, doesn't even have a government.
Dominic Foster
Karma's a bitch.
Julian Allen
>They will STILL vote CSU like the Lederhosen wearing homos they are, no doubt. Like evry other Bundeland you faggot.
CDU got the majority in every state and in bavaria CDU is just called CSU thats the difference
Carter Reyes
Seehofer is done for, he will have to resign soon. And Söder won't accept Merkels bullshit so easily, so maybe CSU will sober up and do what's right.
Grayson Price
>How well does the average kraut speak English? 4-5 of 10. The young digital natives maybe 7/10. The old and non-germans like 2/10
Pol-tier Germans 8-10/10
Joseph Jenkins
retard
Easton Watson
Yes
Justin Nguyen
> dark hair > dark eyes > swarthy skin Nice non-white features, Erwin-Mehmet Huberovic
Ryder Lee
Very bad imo because schools don't do a great job at teaching it. Was forced to learn a large part of it by myself.
Kayden Martin
>demokratisch alter, kann der wichser mal die fresse halten mit seiner sinnlosen scheiße?
>wir brauchen kompromisse außer bei unseren forderungen
Carter Gray
jepp
THIS! way to stupid! i cant believe none is talking about Nürnberg2.0 fkn unbelievable
But they are afraid as fuck. If i see it right, Trump is on PurgeTour, and EU is the last (SA->US->EU) all the fucking scumb flees to EU, the EUarmy is just done. Nachtigall i hör di trapsen
Kevin Scott
feelsgoodman
Charles Hall
>Erwin-Mehmet Huberovic
Bentley Stewart
mostly 2/10 or 7/10
Isaiah Sullivan
Nice. Didn't think of that yet
Dominic Lee
good estimate
Zachary Gomez
Difference is, AfD got up to 27% here in Ossiland and CDU just 1-2% more(or even less in Sachsen) while CDU got 40 fucking % in Cuckvaria and AfD only 10%.
You're the biggest cucks in all of Germany and that says alot.
kys part 1 Berlin CDU 22,7 (28,5) (- 5,8) SPD 17,9 (24,6) (- 6,7) Linke 18,8 (18,5) (+ 0,3) Grüne 12,6 (12,3) (+ 0,3) AfD 12,0 ( 4,9) (+ 7,1) FDP 8,9 ( 3,6) (+ 5,3) Brandenburg CDU 26,7 (34,8) (- 8,1) SPD 17,6 (23,1) (- 5,5) Linke 17,2 (22,4) (- 5,2) AfD 20,2 ( 6,0) (+14,2) Grüne 5,0 ( 4,7) (+ 0,3) FDP 7,1 ( 2,5) (+ 4,6) Mecklenburg-Vorpommern CDU 33,1 (42,5) (- 9,4) Linke 17,8 (21,5) (- 3,7) SPD 15,1 (17,8) (- 2,7) AfD 18,6 ( 5,6) (+13,0) Grüne 4,3 ( 4,3) ( 0,0) FDP 6,2 ( 2,2) (+ 4,0) Sachsen CDU 26,9 (42,6) (-15,7) Linke 16,1 (20,0) (- 3,9) SPD 10,5 (14,6) (- 4,1) AfD 27,0 ( 6,8) (+20,2) Grüne 4,6 ( 4,9) (- 0,3) FDP 8,2 ( 3,1) (+ 5,1) Sachsen-Anhalt CDU 30,3 (41,2) (-10,9) Linke 17,8 (23,9) (- 6,1) SPD 15,2 (18,2) (- 3,0) AfD 19,6 ( 4,2) (+15,4) Grüne 3,7 ( 4,0) (- 0,3) FDP 7,8 ( 2,6) (+ 5,2) Thüringen CDU 28,8 (38,8) (- 10,0) Linke 16,9 (23,4) (- 6,5) SPD 13,2 (16,1) (- 2,9) AfD 22,7 ( 6,2) (+16,5) Grüne 4,1 ( 4,9) (- 0,8) FDP 7,8 ( 2,6) (+ 5,2)
Robert Brooks
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Caleb Morgan
i can agree on that, as a young bavarian you can call it what you want but its true
Chase King
(double checked) So no reeee-elections then...okay. I guess those (((above))) don't like the possible outcome of a 2nd election.
We sure do live in interesting times. Nobody wants to govern, nobody wants Merkel as Chancellor, nobody wants to deal with this refugee shit.
please kek let this be the spark for the flames of the european civil war. We waited for so long. We want chaos. We want disorder. Test our strength and will. Let there be dark nights before the final dawn of the white race
Charles Green
For some reason English albeit easy is quite an unpopular subject for many younger people in school (true for languages in general I guess). I don't really get it though. You'd expect young people to use the internet a lot and learn English by doing alone already. Pensioneers probably don't speak it so well either.
In general though you should find plenty English-speakers here but many will be a quite clumsy due to a lack of practice and have a German dialect of some sort.
Carson Long
>Nahles >We don´t want CDU/SPD but we will talk with them
Oliver Jackson
Grundgesetz Artikel 63
(1) Der Bundeskanzler wird auf Vorschlag des Bundespräsidenten vom Bundestage ohne Aussprache gewählt.
(2) Gewählt ist, wer die Stimmen der Mehrheit der Mitglieder des Bundestages auf sich vereinigt. Der Gewählte ist vom Bundespräsidenten zu ernennen.
(3) Wird der Vorgeschlagene nicht gewählt, so kann der Bundestag binnen vierzehn Tagen nach dem Wahlgange mit mehr als der Hälfte seiner Mitglieder einen Bundeskanzler wählen.
(4) Kommt eine Wahl innerhalb dieser Frist nicht zustande, so findet unverzüglich ein neuer Wahlgang statt, in dem gewählt ist, wer die meisten Stimmen erhält. Vereinigt der Gewählte die Stimmen der Mehrheit der Mitglieder des Bundestages auf sich, so muß der Bundespräsident ihn binnen sieben Tagen nach der Wahl ernennen. Erreicht der Gewählte diese Mehrheit nicht, so hat der Bundespräsident binnen sieben Tagen entweder ihn zu ernennen oder den Bundestag aufzulösen.
