EPTEven with a CDU majority the 'Große Koallition' is still most likely, and even black/green might be possible right now.
Germany (X): German General Election - Page 27
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Nyxisto
Germany6287 Posts
Even with a CDU majority the 'Große Koallition' is still most likely, and even black/green might be possible right now. | ||
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5c0rp10n
Germany342 Posts
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Sooooil
Germany497 Posts
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Gaga
Germany433 Posts
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Pharaun
Germany150 Posts
What has the FDP in common with Becks? + Show Spoiler + 4.9% joke aside,...horrible outcome...just make me more and more want to leave germany. | ||
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Serinox
Germany5224 Posts
On September 23 2013 02:24 Sooooil wrote: How is it good that the FDP is not in the parliament but the left is? The Left just promises some stupid tax regulations and minimum wage that just WON'T work. It's sad to see that so many people just believe that its longterm useful to have such high taxes for rich people. More than 60% taxes for ppl earning more than 100k just will make people lazy who could earn that money as it won't be worth your while to work harder to earn more money. The Left is representing opinions that no other parties in the Bundestag represent. That's already good. Also their good political points are quite often taken by the other parties. They move something and that's good. | ||
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sharkie
Austria18629 Posts
On September 23 2013 02:32 Pharaun wrote: On the TV: What has the FDP in common with Becks? + Show Spoiler + 4.9% joke aside,...horrible outcome...just make me more and more want to leave germany. yes, go leave Germany I'd love to see you find a better country, hahahaha | ||
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Ropid
Germany3557 Posts
On September 23 2013 02:24 Sooooil wrote: How is it good that the FDP is not in the parliament but the left is? The Left just promises some stupid tax regulations and minimum wage that just WON'T work. It's sad to see that so many people just believe that its longterm useful to have such high taxes for rich people. More than 60% taxes for ppl earning more than 100k just will make people lazy who could earn that money as it won't be worth your while to work harder to earn more money. That's exactly the point of the left and how their ideas work theoretically. Instead of someone working overtime six days a week or what you are thinking of, it would make more sense for businesses to employ more people and distribute the work more. Unemployment goes down. | ||
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Vete
Germany190 Posts
On September 23 2013 02:26 Gaga wrote: i am happy about the AfD outcome. Even though i didnt vote for them they are 100% right in the euro matter. maybe in this matter but not in the rest. It is a shame for germany with such high voters for the CDU.... | ||
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Musicus
Germany23576 Posts
On September 23 2013 02:24 Sooooil wrote: How is it good that the FDP is not in the parliament but the left is? The Left just promises some stupid tax regulations and minimum wage that just WON'T work. It's sad to see that so many people just believe that its longterm useful to have such high taxes for rich people. More than 60% taxes for ppl earning more than 100k just will make people lazy who could earn that money as it won't be worth your while to work harder to earn more money. Well thank god it would only be 53% taxes for rich people, that's just going back to the number we had in the past with Kohl. And how can you say minimum wages won't work, when it does in other nations and the industry itself wishes for minimum wages to assure fair competition. | ||
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Pharaun
Germany150 Posts
On September 23 2013 02:33 Musicus wrote: Well thank god it would only be 53% taxes for rich people, that's just going back to the number we had in the past with Kohl. And how can you say minimum wages won't work, when it does in other nations and the industry itself wishes for minimum wages to assure fair competition. Because Die Linke wants 10€ minimum wage.... | ||
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Paljas
Germany6926 Posts
On September 23 2013 02:34 Pharaun wrote: Because Die Linke wants 10€ minimum wage.... and??? | ||
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Dulak
Finland33 Posts
On September 23 2013 02:33 Vete wrote: maybe in this matter but not in the rest. It is a shame for germany with such high voters for the CDU.... What could possibly be more important in current Europe for all it's citizens than the "euro matter"? | ||
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Pharaun
Germany150 Posts
thats more then the minimum wages in ither european countries you tried it to compare to. | ||
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Musicus
Germany23576 Posts
On September 23 2013 02:34 Pharaun wrote: Because Die Linke wants 10€ minimum wage.... Well you have to start somewhere. The main point right now is getting there, 9 euro or 10 euro that will come afterwards and the numbers will be adjusted. Although 9 euro would mean the person still receives monetary help from the state once in rent. | ||
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Sooooil
Germany497 Posts
As for the "more taxes means more low paid jobs"-part: The jobs which earn you more than 100k are normally not jobs were just can employ some unemployed guy with no degree. These are jobs which require atleast some kind of deeper knowledge. You can't just use some random guy for these positions. As you said, theoretically it's good but it just won't work properly in reality. | ||
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Paljas
Germany6926 Posts
On September 23 2013 02:36 Pharaun wrote: thats more then the minimum wages in ither european countries you tried it to compare to. i didnt compare it to anything and you give zero reasons why 10€ minimum is bad in comparison to other minimum wages | ||
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Scorch
Austria3371 Posts
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nimbim
Germany985 Posts
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LaNague
Germany9118 Posts
On September 23 2013 02:52 Scorch wrote: With the FDP, AfD and other parties failing to get into the Bundestag, a whopping 15% of votes basically go to waste. This means that the CDU's 42% may be enough to win an absolute majority in seats. I consider any one party government problematic for the democracy, and certainly one with only 42% of the popular vote. this system was developed for good reasons as other systems ended in disaster. | ||
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