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German FDP reveals Plan for more cars and less space for pedestrians in inner cities
(www.tagesschau.de)
this post was submitted on 12 Aug 2024
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Well, they are heading to the political graveyard at the moment, from participation in government right to the "other parties" heap. They are about to learn that if your political goals are solely focusing on making the top one percent even richer, that one percent will only get them one percent of votes.
Probably the reason for that new direction; they noticed that quite some people are very emotionally heated against last generation etc and think 'hey more cars in the city' could bring them those voters. But most of them are not against doing sth against climate change... They are just part of the lazy majority that says anything as long as it doesn't affect me and my lifestyle