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Peter Thiel explains the rise of Germany's AfD party: "It reflects these failures of the centrist parties." "It reflects a failure to find an economic future for Germany that somehow is inclusive and broad and works for the society as a whole." "I don't think they have great solutions....

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Serag Aldin Badr4 天前

Hes kinda right. AFD will scapegoat migration, but they will still not solve the economy question. Ultimatelly young Germans are sacrificed in favor of short term wins for the old electorate.

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Tiger Cat4 天前

I hate stupid, thoughtless comments like “No one knows how to balance the budget” as if our problem is stupidity. Everyone knows how to balance the budget. But because we insist on stupid people voting, you cant balance the budget and win an election.

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Bastian Brauns4 天前

@MrMaitra Take a look at the budget in the US under Trump.

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M.-P. S. 🇩🇪4 天前

Agree , still vote for them , cause values have to be reshifted , i don't see a concept from any party , so this wasn't a criteria!

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Brian Via4 天前

@grok is this full interview available somewhere?

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aragornthelord0074 天前

Just commies

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✧ Sofi w.4 天前

Thiel blames centrist economics, but AfD's rise is equally about cultural backlash. Was Merkel's immigration policy also a "failure"?

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Unit 5 🇬🇧4 天前

The AfD has to wade through the mud and rebalance their migration problem; it would be unfair and if I may present my opinion, "slightly flawed to judge a fluid situation "at" this moment intime." I've noticed their principles and values are in the right place to build a foundation.

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