its also putin/russian funds these groups

Fund, supports, pushes on SoMe. Absolutely, and I should’ve mentioned that. That, too, has been going on for a long time.

Thanks but please don’t link this shit directly.

There are debunkers specialising in Prager-not-U.

inside intervention

Massively simplified I would say it mainly boils down that basic needs aren’t fulfilled anymore. Increasing costs of groceries, rent, public transport, healthcare and taxes to name a few meet decreasing investments (monetary and political will in general) in infrastructure, social housing, healthcare, pensions etc.

So neoliberalism, basically.

And the bloody Austerity narrative, which has been strong in Germany at least since 1990 (Wiedervereinigung).

But it’s not just the three countries mentioned in the headline, and it’s not a new phenomenon.

IDK about the education bit. Finland, once famous for it, is already governing in a neoliberal-conservative-fascist coalition.

Despite what the headline sounds like, this is not a new problem and it’s happening across Europe, not just these three countries.

I blame neoliberalism, lobbyism aka legal corruption, and the Austerity narrative.

I would say it mainly boils down that basic needs aren’t fulfilled anymore. Increasing costs of groceries, rent, public transport, healthcare and taxes to name a few meet decreasing investments (monetary and political will in general) in infrastructure, social housing, healthcare, pensions etc. @

𝖼̶𝗈̶𝗇̶𝖿̶𝗂̶𝖽̶𝖾̶𝗇̶𝖼̶𝖾̶ ̶𝗂̶𝗇̶

Markdown (which Lemmy supports) can do that, too:

confidence in

~~confidence in~~

Almost sounds like a Sherlock Holmes quote.

The guy who put a timebomb in his software because Debian shipped an older version.

Probably a gas to collaborate with.

Yeah I also had a long think before I saw the Onion logo. But that’s kinda the point of satire.

He looks so happy.

Hat man mir auf dem Weihnachtsmarkt in Köln auch gesagt: “stell dir einfach vor dass die tiefstes Kölsch reden, dann geht das schon.”

Trotzdem lieber in E-land als in Amiland.

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Oh. Thanks. But I knew that. “Cellphones” threw me off I guess.

Non-Brit, non-American here: what’s this about?

That guy from Nebraska has been replaced by AI now, which somehow made the situation even worse.

After giving up on SP years ago I watched S27E01 a few days ago. As always I appreciate the timeliness, the cojones to parody Trump with Trump cutouts, and his double was pretty good.

But the episode was disjointed, it wasn’t really telling a story, and didn’t make any new points. Meh.

Bin mal gespannt wie die CDU da gegen* argumentieren wird. Manchmal zweifle ich an der repräsentativen Demokratie.

* ich meine: gegen 73% was ja durchaus eine absolute Mehrheit wäre bzw. “Die Stimme des Volkes”

Should be aiming way lower. Hasn’t OOP ever played Angry Birds?

Just a general plus one for Meduza!