• Avid Amoeba@lemmy.ca
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    5 小时前

    I’m suggesting that just enforcing the law without providing an aternative (for AfD), at this point in time, is likely to make them (the figures that formed the AfD) more popular, along with their new party they’ll inevitably form. I doubt Germany would round all of them up and throw them in jail. I think the time to ban the AfD was when there were significantly fewer people on their bandwagon. The other comment under mine says AfD voters aren’t too fervent supporters, so perhaps it won’t go the way I think it would. But that’s not my bet. (What I think would happen isn’t what I hope btw.)

    When I say alternative I don’t mean another deporters party but with nicer messaging. That clearly doesn’t work. I mean an alternative that gives people real improvements by counteracting the austerity policies of the past for example.

    • BlindPenguin@lemmy.world
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      46 分钟前

      is likely to make them (the figures that formed the AfD) more popular, along with their new party they’ll inevitably form.

      Any follow-up party is automatically banned too. That’s how this law works.

    • MadameBisaster@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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      5 小时前

      SPD and C*U are already doing a lot of anti immigration stuff. Immigration is sinking for years now and more and more get exported. What is actually missing for them being an alternative for AfD followers?

      Also hopefully the new party they form would learn to not break laws anymore.