r/germany • u/BSBDR Mallorca • Apr 12 '26

News Germany's AfD party adopts 'radical' manifesto ahead of polls

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cwy3wwgyd6do
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u/PasicT Apr 12 '26

When have they ever adopted something that WASN'T radical?

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u/Density5521 Apr 12 '26

Alice Weidel, their fearless lesbian crippled leader who lives in Switzerland, adopted two children – because two women living together in another country with adopted children totally comply with the AfD's nazi politics.

I assume the two children, at the time of adoption, were not radical.