It's So Inspiring To See People Standing Up Against The Evils Of Fascism, Anger, Vanity, Hatred, Contempt

It's so inspiring to see people standing up against the evils of fascism, anger, vanity, hatred, contempt and offence! It's so encouraging to see that everyone with a little sense is coming together to say that the red-haired old excited man belongs on the golf course, rather than in the White House.

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Well, we would send him to therapy, but it would be a waste of money, an open institution called a golf club would suffice.

He Can See The End

It's about time more companies took a political stand in favour of democracy! They should be against right-wing extremist parties that have nothing other in mind than to undermine democracy in order to ultimately abolish it.

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But there are exceptions: State elections will soon be held in Germany, and it is likely that an extreme right-wing party, the AFD, whose chairman Höcke* can officially be labelled a fascist according to a court ruling, could achieve an absolute majority, so a food company EDEKA is sending a clear message against the right and in favour of democracy.

Not only that, it is taking a clear and unambiguous stand against the far-right party in all the major established print media in Germany nationwide.

Hats off, you democrats..... Diversity is always better than monotony!

The appeal is packaged with vegetables, but is nevertheless clear in the end: the retail chain Edeka has taken a bold stance against the electoral success of the AfD in the state elections in Saxony, Thuringia and Brandenburg with a post on social media and a full-page advert in the 'Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung' and the weekly newspaper 'Die Zeit'.

The print advert is entitled 'Why Edeka doesn't vote blue'. This is an allusion to the AfD, which has used blue as its party colour since it was founded. The advert shows a wonderful variety of fruit and vegetables such as cucumbers, broccoli, bananas, cherries and strawberries. The text explains that there is a colourful variety in the fruit and vegetable section. But blue food is a warning sign from nature.

'Evolution has taught us that blue is not a good choice,' the advert declares. 'And that brings us to the topic of choices: Blue is the natural enemy of healthy diversity, and not just when it comes to fruit and vegetables. In Germany, 'the blues' are already the biggest threat to a diverse society.'

This is followed by a direct reference to the upcoming elections: 'So let's read the warnings about the state elections in Saxony, Thuringia and Brandenburg in September correctly - and make sure we can live together in harmony. Because we love diversity.

EDEKA.....

The right-wing media outlet ‘Junge Freiheit’ picked up on Edeka's advert and wrote that the company was making a fool of itself. After all, there are blueberries. Edeka itself has already made this argument in the advert and writes: Blueberries or blue cabbage may have ‘blue’ in their name, but not in the colour pigments. This is followed by the smug postscript: ‘At least that's what science says - and, as we all know, we should listen to science much more often.’ The hashtag ‘blueberries’ trended on X at midday.

In recent days, more and more voices in the German business community have been raised against the AfD. Colette Boos-John, state chairwoman of the family business organisation in Thuringia, called the party ‘anti-business’

* Björn Höcke may be labelled a ‘fascist’: Court ruling on Eisenach Court ruling Björn Höcke may be labelled a ‘fascist’ The Eisenach city council wanted to ban protests ‘against the fascist Höcke’. However, the judges ruled in favour of Höcke's opponents: their value judgement was based on verifiable facts. Confirmed in court: Björn Höcke may be labelled a fascist The decision of the Meiningen Administrative Court (2 E 1194/19 Me)

Let's get one thing straight. Being bad is an art of survival. Just because someone has money doesn't mean they are good at something. That's what we usually assume, but that's not necessarily true!

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Sometimes the investors just have to bet on everything going well, it's not so elon!

One of my qualities is not to have any qualities, but I can imitate them all very well.

Peter Smith, ..... Life Sciences

the revolution for inclusion

What makes us revolutionaries is that, when they told us “no,” we continued.

Freely inspired by Tony Estanguet

It's time to start the revolution for inclusion! There's no time to lose, so let's get started.

Not only in Sport.

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It is unlikely that any stock exchange company would employ an individual with a criminal record who has previously been bankrupt on multiple occasions in a leadership position.

It is surprising that in one of the largest democracies in the world, an individual with such a profile can run for president.

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A party that unconditionally submits to such a person and uncritically accepts what such a person actually stands for is not worthy of even coming close to power because moral ethical boundaries are one of the most important characteristics of the powerful who represent a nation.

Let's face it, the old man belongs on the golf course as a pensioner, where he feels most at home.

For the purposes of this discussion, we will assume that there is a real world, which is generally perceived by almost all people in a similar manner. However, this is where the issue begins: the personal perception of the world is an individual matter. What is perceived as threatening by one person may not even be considered dangerous by another. This is evident throughout our entire perception, from our upbringing and education to our personal experiences and character traits. Our life situation also plays a significant role in how we perceive the world. Consequently, perception is always shaped by the subjective attitude of each individual towards the world. This is then the reality of the real world.

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The answer is unequivocally affirmative.

The question of whether one approves of it is an entirely distinct matter.

We love our real world, but when you look at the world as a whole you can sometimes assume that the history of the world is written by a crazy person and then translated by an idiot and then put through a sausage machine and finally performed as a real satire by a bunch of dilitants.

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