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Democracy Didi welcomed the idea and asked if it could also be applied to ordinary voters. He wrote that his uncle always claimed to have voted for the Greens, but spoke so disparagingly about foreigners that he didn't believe him. #Wahlen #Meinungsfreiheit #Ausländer (translated)

Didi wrote that the federal government has paid 40 billion to Ukraine, provided an additional 60 billion, and offered extensive military aid. Germany has also taken in 1.5 million Ukrainian war refugees. Nevertheless, in his opinion, the people in Ukraine currently do not feel sufficiently noticed while the 84-year-old Schröder is celebrating in Moscow. #Ukraine #Hilfsangebote #Flüchtlinge (translated)

Democracy Didi referred to the linked content as rambling nonsense and an invitation to state arbitrariness. He wrote that soon practically anyone taking holiday photos on the beach could find themselves one foot in jail. https://t.co/HmWAd3giLN #Freiheit #Recht #Urlaub (translated)

Democracy Didi thanked Mario Voigt for what he believes to be selflessly creating "clarity for the country." The prolonged legal dispute has concerned and unsettled people around him, he wrote. He referred to Voigt as "Doctor of Hearts." #Dankbarkeit #Klarheit #Rechtsstreit (translated)

Democracy Didi demanded that the BND and the Office for the Protection of the Constitution should find out who the four people were that he referred to as deviants. He also wrote that chats, emails, and appointments must now be fully reviewed. #BND #Verfassungsschutz #Sicherheit (translated)

Democracy Didi wrote that it is incomprehensible how the events of the day could take place despite the support of the constitutional protection agency, cultural workers, NGOs, public broadcasting, 80 percent of private media, prosecutors and the judiciary, civil society, as well as numerous studies and experts. #Verfassungsschutz #Kultur #Medien (translated)

Democracy Didi pointed out the numerous demonstrations against the right at a time when the AfD was around 15 percent, the low willingness, in his view, to now take to the streets. He asked whether the participants at the time were merely "fair-weather democrats" who would now back down. #Demokratie #AfD #Protest (translated)

Democracy Didi criticized that the Federal Republic is not drawing the right conclusions from its recent history with two totalitarian regimes. He pointed to what he sees as contradictory restrictions on freedom of opinion and assembly, such as police visits due to a wrongly circulated post or bans on gatherings due to the risk of a cold. He also contrasted the rejection of the Gestapo and Stasi with the existence of a domestic intelligence service and criticized restrictions on same-sex expressions of affection in public. He cited the conflict between property rights and social housing needs, as well as the potential closeness of prosecutors to a Minister of the Interior as further examples. Given German history, he wrote, this makes no sense to him. #Meinungsfreiheit #Grundrechte #Totalitarismus (translated)

Democracy Didi wrote that according to Grok, there was not a single AfD politician among the 1,000 invited guests, even though the AfD is at 30 percent in polls. The political “bubble” isolates itself while simultaneously talking about cohesion, he wrote. https://t.co/AT9zRopfxZ #Politik #AfD #Deutschland (translated)

Didi found it amusing that France, which according to his portrayal is on the brink of civil war, is worried about Saxony-Anhalt. The author claimed that the public broadcasting service could only invent such a statement or find experts willing to express it. https://t.co/D9IFom0lTz #Frankreich #Bürgerkrieg #ÖRR (translated)