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150,000 protesters in about 20 German cities demand the banning of the Alternative for Germany
(www.aljazeera.com)
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These protests are all across Germany. The recent afd victory was in a regional election in one specific state, where the rest of the country cannot vote. Those protesting are not the ones who were able to vote to stop them.
And no, the fascists are not in power throughout Germany, the afd won a near majority in the one state. Banning the party, as the protesters are demanding is something the national government could plausibly do.
You fully misunderstand the situation.
You're absolutely right. I completely misunderstood.
Thanks for explaining it to me. ๐