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Germans of Lemmy, how is the situation in the country in the context of the February election?

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Germans of Lemmy, how is the situation in the country in the context of the February election?

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Asking because I’ve seen it mention a few times recently and haven’t really followed the German news.

What is the general situation? Are the polls giving any party favorite? Is it a topic widely discussed around you?

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Bürgergeld has significantly less of the punishment systems

Yesterday, I watched the CCC presentation »38C3 - Eat the Rich! Die Menschen wollen soziale Sicherheit, aber kriegen „Deutschland den Deutsche"«. It doesn’t paint a very good light on Bürgergeld.
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  Its still better than the old system it may still be shit, but its at least an improvement.
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  When they wanted social justice they could… vote for it. But they fucking don’t.

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