Marcus Pretzell 🥨 🇦🇷

Marcus Pretzell wrote that BMW probably believes it has given the AfD a wake-up call. He asked what the company would do if Rausch drives his privately owned used Polo for the next five years and forgoes a company car. In conclusion, Pretzell referred to thinking as a matter of luck. #BMW #AfD #Politik (translated)

Marcus Pretzell wrote that Merkel threatened the FDP with the dissolution of all black-yellow state coalitions if Kemmerich remained Minister President. At the same time, Merz was very indignant that the SPD in Berlin was speaking with the Left Party. #Politik #Deutschland #FDP (translated)

Marcus Pretzell wrote that Sven Schulze announced that his entire faction would abstain from voting in the election of the state parliament president. The faction has 15 members, Pretzell pointed out five abstentions and interpreted this as a sign that they want to get rid of Schulze. #Landtagswahl #SvenSchulze #Politik (translated)

Marcus Pretzell wrote that high pensions are still being paid in France. According to his account, this is only possible because migrants are financing the pensions; at the same time, he depicted them in a derogatory, ironic manner as enthusiastic about education and claimed that they would set entire cities on fire for it. #Rente #Bildung #Frankreich (translated)

Marcus Pretzell wrote that people who today wrinkle their noses at remigration would, in five years, be shouting "Nakba" in the streets. Germany is completely lost, as in his view, people there are too cowardly to express their own objective opinions and pay more attention to the views of their neighbors. #Remigration #Gesellschaft #Meinungsfreiheit (translated)

Marcus Pretzell wrote that it is a big mistake to assume that in five years anyone will still be upset about the remigration debates of 2020. He recommended preparing to hold an angry citizenry back from particularly absurd ideas at that time. #Remigration #Debatten #Zukunft (translated)

Marcus Pretzell wrote that the living conditions in countries of the so-called Third World are due to the societies there and not to geographic conditions. Similarly, German problems often have social causes for which neither the Westerwald nor the North German Plain are to blame. This distinction is hard to understand but important, because in his opinion it says something about migration movements. #Gesellschaft #Migration #DritteWelt (translated)

A young man runs to the police. "Mr. Officer, I know something, I know something. I can even prove it. Here, take my phone. Everything is stored here." It turns out he can't prove anything, but half a dozen of his friends (and female friends) and he now have problems with youth pornography, animal pornography, and depictions of violence. I can assure you, out of 100 youths, at least 80 have a criminal problem as soon as a public prosecutor takes a closer look at the content. The rate for all others, up to boomers, is probably only slightly better. Source: More than 50% from WhatsApp groups. As soon as the public prosecutor's office continues the investigation, the whole school will have investigative procedures hanging over them, along with the entire soccer club and the volunteer fire department... Whoever voluntarily hands over their phone to the state has, in the truest sense of the word, lost control over their life. The only downside is that all their contacts are also implicated in the process. #Jugendkriminalität #Datenschutz #Recht (translated)