#2711
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janonym
2 weeks ago
wenn du kleiner dummer Nazi wenigstens dein dummes Geld hier verbrennen wuerdest, koennt ich deinen Dummschiss ja besser ertragen, aber bleibt wohl nicht so viel uebrig vom Hartz4
n/a
2 weeks ago
Not very likely. Habeck is doing a good election battle and there is a big growth in members of the green party. But there is also a lot of propaganda and fake news against the green party.
janonym
2 weeks ago
good analysis but still a lot of uncertainty for this price...
Marketpoll
2 weeks ago
Last time, they narrowly made it with 3 direct candidates. Since then, they have lost 50% of their votes from 5% to 2.5% and gained new competition with the BSW. Additionally, one of their previous winners isn’t running this time, so they’ve certainly lost that district. They’re also going to lose Leipzig. Dietmar Bartsch has no chance, as he clearly lost the constituency last time. And this time, it can only get worse. Only Gregor Gysi is almost certain to win, but even for him, it’ll be closer than ever.
janonym
2 weeks ago
good you dont have much money you could burn :D crazy how stupid people are here :D
0x85b58f2298726089d5eb08ca101e4fe1351f6056
2 weeks ago
Might tip the scales a bit ?
janonym
1 month ago
so geil endlich Geld dafuer zu bekommen Idioten wie dich ertragen zu muessen.
Olafbombe
1 month ago
I am from germany and only for the fact that i know how fucking slow the government is working i am buying some no no's 😂 It doesnt matter what germany announces. As a politician you can say a lot of shit and dont do anything and nobody will do anything against it.
janonym
1 month ago
r/woosh
fbeezy
1 month ago
Pretty sure that the bundestag will not dissolve this year. Energy prices will rapidly increase Jan 1st and the bundestag needs to have the option to pass emergency legislation in that case.
janonym
1 month ago
i rejoy me a stick away to find so many murican idiots to sponsor me
Megajin
1 month ago
Ok, I read a lot of smart comments here on the subject. Yes, the target date is February 23 and yes, December 27 has been mentioned as a possible resolution date. BUT all this can only happen if the vote of confidence is lost. The 20th Bundestag has 733 members. The SPD and the Greens will support Scholz, that has already been clarified. That is already 324 votes. The Left Party would end up with less than 5% in new elections and thus be kicked out of the Bundestag. They may not want that and would vote for Scholz to delay the election. There are also non-party politicians whose vote is also unclear. Furthermore, it is only clear that the CDU and FDP are completely against Scholz. If the AfD also causes chaos, the vote of confidence could be positive. It remains exciting and I continue to hold on to NO.
janonym
1 month ago
tell me you have nooooooooooooooooooooooooooo idea of german politics without saying it :DDDDDDD
n/a
1 month ago
if they to it before jan. the afd comes to power, absolut no way they wil let that happen. so a clear no.
janonym
1 month ago
the spd and greens dont wanna win this with help of the afd. If there is any hint that afd plans to vote with them they will rather abstain. The Linke will also not risk to ruin their image further by playing stupid games. Nobody has a real interest to delay this election, because if they do it will damage germany and voters will held the political party that causes that responsible.ble
Megajin
1 month ago
Ok, I read a lot of smart comments here on the subject. Yes, the target date is February 23 and yes, December 27 has been mentioned as a possible resolution date. BUT all this can only happen if the vote of confidence is lost. The 20th Bundestag has 733 members. The SPD and the Greens will support Scholz, that has already been clarified. That is already 324 votes. The Left Party would end up with less than 5% in new elections and thus be kicked out of the Bundestag. They may not want that and would vote for Scholz to delay the election. There are also non-party politicians whose vote is also unclear. Furthermore, it is only clear that the CDU and FDP are completely against Scholz. If the AfD also causes chaos, the vote of confidence could be positive. It remains exciting and I continue to hold on to NO.
janonym
1 month ago
https://www.zdf.de/nachrichten/politik/deutschland/bundestagswahl-2025-termin-bundestag-ampel-scholz-merz-100.html
janonym
1 month ago
dude why not do a little bit of research before u throw away your money? Dissolving does NOT mean the parliament or even the government will stop working.
Megajin
1 month ago
Just translate this german article: https://www.das-parlament.de/inland/bundestag/wann-der-bundestag-aufgeloest-werden-kann it is very clear that there is no need to dissolve the Bundestag even if the confidency vote is lost. Holding No.
janonym
1 month ago
i am and you re wrong :D the election date is not official but there is a compromise they all agreed on and that involves dissolving on the 27th dez. Why u all burn your money when you have no idea what u r betting on?
xprvi
1 month ago
They will push to the max so parties could prepare for elections, what % of people here are from De?
janonym
1 month ago
its officially planned for the 27th. Learn to google and stop wasting your money until then.
Megajin
1 month ago
Just to be clear, the rules state that the Bundestag must be dissolved by 31st December for the question to resolve to "yes." I can tell you that even if the confidence vote fails, the President of Germany can dissolve the Bundestag, but there is no obligation to do so. And even if, formally on paper, they decide to dissolve the Bundestag, there is no way it will happen after 18th December, which is the date when the vote will close. My point is that any dissolution, if it occurs, will only happen in 2025 and not in 2024. There is so much bureaucracy in Germany and so many public holidays in December. I am 90% sure it will not happen.