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Saxony-Anhalt Gov. Sven Schulze of the Christian Democratic Union criticized the initiative. He noted that the resolution did not mention Russian aggression, even though Russia shells Ukrainian cities daily. Schulze said the AfD and BSW wanted to deprive Ukraine of the ability to defend itself. The state government will decide how to proceed after further discussion.

Get your shit together Germany.

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[-] supersquirrel@lemmy.ca -5 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago)

No bro, you picked this turn of phrase I used by saying "Germany did" as a conversational simplification and are hyperfocusing on it to try to discredit my point which clearly gets under your skin.

I am well aware Sachsen-Anhalt is not all of Germany.

...and yet this is still at the end of the day something Germany did and German society created, don't try to disown the fascism in your own backyard by minimizing the connection of your identity to it.

[-] Jiral@lemmy.world 5 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago)

That is not hyper focusing, what you are misleading and plain false. Words mean something. Germany's foreign policy is made in Berlin, not in Sachsen-Anhalt. Sachsen- Anhalt does not have a foreign policy and does not make one.

What the legislature of Sachsen-Anhalt was voting has no backing in any other Bundesland. The podition if Germany is actually the opposite. Your disinformation is trying to paint another picture.

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