Where Women Feel Insecure - and when They Become Victims

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kreiszeitung.de

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What Friedrich Merz meant by his statements about the "city picture" is unclear. It was somehow about women. What statistics betray.

Spiegel

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Friedrich Merz spoke racially about people with migration history. Now he also uses women and girls as a pretext to defend himself. How pathetic.

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Last Tuesday, Friedrich Merz polemized with a racist statement about the cityscape of German inner cities. A few days later, he advised all his critics: inside, they should ask their daughters – they know what he meant. But what exactly does Merz mean and what do "the daughters" know about it? – A commentary by Tabea Karlo The number of asylum applications submitted fell significantly last year. In a statement on Tuesday, the Federal Chancellor …

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Günter Wallraff was critical of the "cityscape" of Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU). "Who describes people of their origin and skin color as a problem in the cityscape, runs exclusion and stigmatisation and achieves the opposite of the intended, namely: advertising for the AfD", said the journalist and author of the German press agency in Cologne. Wallraff (83) appealed to Merz: "Go within yourself! Remember the "C" in your party name.

der Standard DE

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The alleged "protection of women" has always served as a pretext for racist resentment – also Chancellor Friedrich Merz takes advantage of this clear strategy

braunschweiger-zeitung.de

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What bothers Friedrich Merz about the cityscape? The chancellor remains vague and refers to "the daughters." That's a mistake. That's how you stir up resentments.