Is the AfD Too Extreme for Democracy?

Germany Is Committing Suicide By Doubling Down on Migration, Green Energy And Stifling Dissent

Germany’s leaders are doubling down on green energy and open borders while cracking down on political dissent—pushing the country further into economic and social decline, according to Victor David Hansen.. Key Facts: The German government plans to label the Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) as a dangerous far-right group. Germany has had nearly zero economic growth over the last two years and only recently met its 2% GDP defense spending goal …

Once again, we are thinking about getting parties like the AfD (perhaps also the FPÖ) out of circulation with legal means. A bad idea.

Is the AfD Too Extreme for Democracy?

Germany’s far-right party hates immigration, and some of its leaders have a disturbing tendency to say things that sound Nazi-curious.

“I see it as Turkey’s natural right not to accept gender-based ideologies,” AfD MP Tomasz Froelich said at a European Parliament session.

"As new as they may seem to us, many of the problems our democracy has are very old. The dilemma of what to do with the far right, for example, was already faced by those who found themselves, for...

How does democracy survive in polarizing times? What attitude is appropriate? A search for the geysers and valves on a continent that presents itself as a volcano under high pressure. Episode 1: Berlin and Cottbus.