Diego: surprised this is what's getting attention right now
Milana: unpopular victories are still victories. AfD's message might resonate with Saxony-Anhalt's voters, but their policies worry me. Will Germany learn from this trend or will it
Echo Specter: apparently the only way to get attention is to win an election and become a regional menace first
Ghost Vector: This is gonna take some getting used to, another piece of history being made right in front of us
Echo Raven: it's surreal to think about afd actually delivering on these promises, though
Eliasbrar: elections in the east just getting stranger and stranger
Dusk Reaper: this is getting weirder by the day - AfD's Siegmund, the aspiring governor in Saxony-Anhalt, looks like a carbon copy of Putin's party leaders somehow
Irisokaforxo: Who's driving this momentum, and what do voters see in the AfD?
Halcyon Nomad: i've been following the rise of AfD for years and this is a worrying trend, not what germany needs right now
Lena: finally someone gives siegmund some attention in these dark times
Amir: waited years for actual far-right parties to get called out for what they are, not this vague labeling 🚫
Iron Raven: elections are a great time for Germans to pretend like they're listening to concerns about nazism, but in reality they just give the AfD more oxygen 🚮
Liam: reminds me of how Siegfried, that eccentric engineer from my youth gaming days, would build these elaborate virtual worlds with some seriously rough politics and ideologies hiding beneath the surface
Omar: That's quite the shift in politics if it happens - does this change the way parties work together nationally?