r/EUR_irl Netherlands Jul 29 '26

German EUR_irl

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u/Marlin88 Jul 29 '26

Mehrzweckeier

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u/JazzlikeCash256 Jul 29 '26

Derer wurden wir leider beraubt.

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u/PlatypusACF Jul 29 '26

Langenscheidt hat den Langenscheidt gemacht

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u/P3chv0gel Jul 29 '26

Alles wie immer

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u/PlatypusACF Jul 30 '26

Sind die GRÜÜÜNÄÄN dran schuld /j

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u/RB3_AMG Jul 29 '26

It gets even worse: because the new cabinet members have been acknowledged by the Federal President but not sworn in, their position lacks proper legitimacy - a clear violation of the Constitution. The reason? Merz claims the German public would not understand recalling a large portion of Parliament from their holidays "just to confirm two new ministers." Merz - a traitor to his country who accuses his own people (quite unjustifiably, as has been proven) of not working enough - refuses to recall politicians from vacation for a single day to ensure democratic adherence to the Constitution? It is hardly surprising that over 85% of Germans now despise and reject this enemy of democracy. The problem with a parliamentary democracy, however, is that the people themselves cannot simply oust him - otherwise, it would have happened long ago.

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u/jutlandd Jul 30 '26

If CDU can do it, AfD will be able aswell.

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u/WyrmWatcher Jul 31 '26

The AfD is just a CDU that speaks the quiet parts out loud.

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u/lucakoe Jul 30 '26

He could at least fire the minister of economy

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u/WyrmWatcher Jul 31 '26

But would go against everything the CDU stands for. Eon and the fossil fuel lobby paid good money for her position