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GermanyCultureOverlooked from the right3 days ago

Conservatives and migration: policy has delivered, consumer rage continues

The article discusses the conservative faction of the Republic and their approach to migration policy. It suggests that if conservatives were to succumb to populist rhetoric, it would stem from strategic desperation rather than calculated decision-making. The piece critiques the tone of conservative discourse, noting that they often adopt an admonishing stance, similar to the federal chancellor, or write from a position of higher rationality and objectivity. Occasionally, they also engage in harsh criticism of Greens and Left parties, akin to the style seen in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitun

Wenn der konservative Teil

der Republik irgendwann, in diesem oder in einem der kommenden Jahre, der

blauen Verführung erliegen sollte, dann wird das nicht die Konsequenz einer

strategischen Entscheidung sein, sondern die Folge von strategischer

Verzweiflung. Diese Verzweiflung ist in gewisser Hinsicht nachvollziehbar und

man könnte darüber sprechen. Aber das tun Konservative nicht, vermutlich weil

das unbürgerlich wirkt. Stattdessen reden sie im Ton der Zurechtweisung, wie es

etwa unser Bundeskanzler häufig macht. Oder sie schreiben aus der Warte höherer

Vernunft und reiner Sachlichkeit, manchmal singen sie auch garstige Lieder über

Grüne und Linke, so wie es die FAZ auf der ersten Seite zuweilen hält.

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Die ZeitIndependentLeft3 days ago
Conservatives and migration: policy has delivered, consumer rage continues

The article discusses the conservative faction of the Republic and their approach to migration policy. It suggests that if conservatives were to succumb to populist rhetoric, it would stem from strategic desperation rather than calculated decision-making. The piece critiques the tone of conservative discourse, noting that they often adopt an admonishing stance, similar to the federal chancellor, or write from a position of higher rationality and objectivity. Occasionally, they also engage in harsh criticism of Greens and Left parties, akin to the style seen in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitun

Bias read (Left): The article frames conservative approaches to migration with critical language, suggesting their potential capitulation to populism stems from 'strategic desperation' rather than reasoned strategy. It criticizes conservative rhetoric as 'admonishing,' 'unbürgerlich' (undemocratic), and notes their '