Comments by "SaBa" (@saba1030) on "How should German parties deal with the increasingly popular far-right AfD? | DW News" video.

  1. Well, if they would be in power, you'll probably end up in prison because of a "different oppinion" to their own one ...
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  2. ​ @theuglykwan  NO. Germany has the PR voting system, therefor AfD might have 20%, but there are still the other 80% 😊 To get into power, AfD would need "absolut majority = minimum 51 %, that won't happen 😊
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  3.  @Kruse1  Well, as Germany has the PR voting system, there are 20% AfD, but 80% of the others ...
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  4.  @theuglykwan  Yes. But still there are 80% of "the others". If a party, like Kurz did, builds a coalition with the right wing party because of "power hunger", well, didn't go to well...but main thing is, that the right wing parties don't take over a 100%... Greetings to Scotland 😊🖐
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  5. @Hugo Daniel It's not that easy to do so, as a "party ban" has to go along with the democratic terms and Constitution. Sounds weird, but, if a gvt just "bans" a party without "proper proof" of being antidemocratic, then that's not democratic. The AfD is under observation by the German authorities.... And, not to forget, opposit to the UK and USA, Germany has the PR voting system, therefor the AfD has 20%, but there are the other 80% against it 😊 Edit typo/autocorrect
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  6. Don't forget, Germany has PR voting system, therefor AfD might have 20%, but the others have 80%.
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  7. @Klaus Schumacher ...and you want to stay in "East Germany" then? 🤣😎
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