Merkel not actually crazy

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Merkel not actually crazy Anonymous 01/27/16 (Wed) 15:03:33 733f39 No.6985

It seems unlikely, but she HAS a reason.

Anonymous 01/28/16 (Thu) 10:32:06 b7e1a3 No.6988

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>>6985

Anonymous 01/29/16 (Fri) 18:00:44 b3d52f No.6995

le Hitler meme

Anonymous 01/30/16 (Sat) 22:41:34 6fef80 No.7013

Like mobs without centralized organization can overthrow modern governments.

There always needs to be some basic level of organization before any paramilitary group can take over.

Anonymous 01/31/16 (Sun) 00:23:43 d2e61f No.7014

Hitler wasn't bringing in the Jews though, he was invading other countries and capturing them. If anything, the down arrow on Merkel's economic collapse would be "Furious mobs attack the Germans".

Anonymous 02/02/16 (Tue) 18:45:13 096570 No.7025

>>7014

Too bad the masses are dumb.

Merkel is going to retire from politics, and the mobs won't do her any harm. She'll be replaced with other people who'll speak about fixing her mistakes, and the mob will turn on immigrants, ignoring the fact that the elites would still have ties to Merkel.

Anonymous 02/02/16 (Tue) 22:04:36 0bbbe9 No.7028

I don't think Merkel is really that involved in decision-making, I think shes just more of a figurehead with others pulling the strings and such.

>>7025

this

Anonymous 02/08/16 (Mon) 15:16:27 fc3081 No.7193

>>7028

There was a theory going around about her being blackmailed, but it wasnt further looked into.

Anonymous 02/08/16 (Mon) 23:16:53 c4e919 No.7225

>>6995

le "condense it to a meme" meem

Anonymous 02/09/16 (Tue) 00:37:35 e82bf9 No.7235

>>7028

The chancellor doesn't have much power to begin with, unlike the US-president.

It mostly depends in what way the parlaiment (Bundestag) is set together.

Currently we have a coalition between the CDU (Merkels party) and the SPD (socialist party). In order for anything to happen, both of them need to agree on it, which is easier said than done. If Merkels party had someone that was more in line with her or even the majority of the votes for her party, giving her party complete control over the parlaiment, she could easier implement laws and such.

Pretty much the one thing where the chancellor has unparalled power is the forgin policy of germany. What she says, needs to be done. Only in very extreme cases, when germany itself is at stake the parlaiment can intervene.

It might very well be that she has an agenda to follow given by someone else, but that would need to go to the tops of the SPD as well, since they all need to be on the same page to get shit done.

If any, then all of them would have to pay for what they've been doing the past three years.