

Where “is” actually means “has been for many years” and “people finally started acknowledging it recently” but still won’t do anything about ti for a few more decades…
Where “is” actually means “has been for many years” and “people finally started acknowledging it recently” but still won’t do anything about ti for a few more decades…
I think it’s not natural, rather an illustration of covert media propaganda being very powerful.
That the point…
In reality nobody loses faith in democracy. They simply criticise the application/implementation (specifically the EU one that isn’t very democratic in the first place and the total lack of consequences for lying politicians).
But the decline of democracy has another facet… the deteriation of media quality and information being replaced by attention seeking and framed clickbait bullshit. Which is what brings you this rediculous misinterpretation of the cited study.
Or: reading this article should not tell you that people lose faith in democracy but should make you lose faith in journalistisc standards at the Guardian.
Actually young Europeans are losing faith in the actual implementation where constantly lying politicians suffer zero consequences while the media floods everything with bullshit as a diversion.
This BS article with it’s utter misrepresentation of the actual study cited is a perfect example of the latter…
“Es ist mir egal, wenn ich dafür als der große Höcke-Versteher beschimpft werde.”
Na, wenn der gemeinsame Chef und Geldgeber der Querfront wohlwollend schaut, kann man die Kritik des Pöbels auch ruhig ignorieren.
Ich schau mal eben in der CSU-Richtlinie für Gründe zum Rücktritt nach…
…oh, das war jetzt überraschenderweise nicht viel zu lesen.
Antowrt: Nein!
Die persönliche Überzeugung steht halt über dem Amtseid.
Und erstere bedeutet für ein C*U-Miglied heutzutage nun einmal, dass Korruption und Rechtspopulismus stets Vorrang vor der Wahrheit haben.
Gut, wenn man Integrität hätte, müste man bei einem solchen Konflikt halt zurücktreten. Aber bei derartigen Konsequenzen sind wir dann wieder beim C*U-Grundverständnis…
And as usual -because it’s all about diversion anyway- we are talking about the wrong topic.
Carbon credits aren’t the problem. Making cheaper and climate-damaging production more expensive artificially so climate-friendly alternatives make sense economically is the whole point.
The problem (the actual one they don’t want to publically talk about) is that those credits are far too cheap at best, just a total scam at worst. And that’s intentional… thus the constant diversion by discussion much less important details.
You can’t have a high military budget, a big military industrial complex, knowledge about your stockpiles (and the rate at which they are depleted) for several years and problems with your stockpiles running dangerously low all at the same time.
And given that we know the first three points to be a fact…
der außer Spaltung und 80er-Jahre-Populismus nichts anzubieten hat
Aber wie die Umfragewerte zeigen, will Deutschland ja genau diese Scheiße.
Linux is Linux. What sets distros apart are basically the config and pre-install defaults and the package manager…
The latter is Portage, developed for Gentoo and used (among others) by ChromeOS.
The problem is that the people lacking those technical skills are struggling with Windows, too, but got brain-washed into believing that this is how it’s supposed to be. And they are somehow also the ones defending Windows bullshit the loudest because else they would need to acknowledge being wrong.
But Europe already took note… and then copied them meticously to produce a massive shift to the right to weaken social programs, privacy rights, environmental protections and human rights in the name of fabricated immigration issues (read: actively sabotaging integration then flooding everything with xenophobic bs -with some culture war non-sense sprinkled on top- to divert from their looting and pillaging…).
You forgot the one that is still compiling…
What do you mean by poor long term stability? It’s a rolling release. I run the same installation for basically forever, while fixed releases’ life-time is measured in just a few years before you lose support and need to do a full distro upgrade… which rarely seems to work without problems.
PS: I just looked it up. The first date in my pacman log in from 2014…
Also so sehr ich mich selbst über das eklatante Versagen der SPD (und das seit Jahren schon) aufregen kann…
Womit gewinnt man in diesem Land denn Vertrauen? Wenn ich mir die Umfragen so anschaue doch offenbar mit Lügen, Korruption, Ablehnung von Recht und Grundgesetz und populistischem Geschrei. Läuft doch für die C*U.
In dem Zusammenhang ist der Artikel dann auch nichts anderes als absurd, wenn er auf von der SPD gebrochene Wahlversprechen abzielt, während der andere Koalitionspartner Kernversprechen des Wahlkampfs schon Stunden nach der Wahl und lange vor jeder Regeirungsverantwortung verworfen hat.
Oder anders ausgedrückt: Wenn von zwei offensichtlichen Lügnern, nur einer erfolgreich ist, die Ursachen beim Lügen an sich zu suchen, ist mehr als abwegig…
Wenn du “Opfer rechter Propaganda” als Beleidigung auffasst, obwohl ich dir sogar explizit erleutert habe, warum deine propaganda.-induzierte Überzeugung einfach nur unwahr ist, ist in der Tat jede Diskussion hinfällig…
/blocked
What I cited was growth in May (with other brands having numbers from 3.3 to 6.3…) which then was followed by the statement that “Chinese car brands were the main driver of growth in May” with no numbers given. And that makes no sense.
Nobody doubts that the yearly growth is impressive (out of context that is - see below…) but that’s not what the “in May” statement is about.
Also we can find yearly numbers for registered EVs further down in the article. And sure… BYD’s +158% or Xpeng’s +350% for example look impressive. But then there are Skoda (+182%), Ford (+280%), Citroen (+411%), Porsche (+204%) with several of them having completely new entries in 2025’s most-registered top25… unlike those chinese brands. (Side note: the post’s description talks about increased market share “led by MG & BYD”… MG actually lost 40% in registered EV volume year to year.)
So I still see this as manufacturing hype about chinese EVs when in reality growth of chinese brands just reflects the growth of the electric share (massively for those bringing brand new models to that quickly changing market) in the total car market, with multiple European brands showing comparable (or better) performance.
File permissions…
allowed to execute=1, allowed to write=2, allowed to read=4
grouped by owner/group/everyone.
So one of your own files you have full access to while users in your usergroup are only allowed to read it and nobody else has any permissions would have: 740 (read+write+execute / read / none).
Die einzigen wissenschaftlich anerkannt existierenden Pullfaktoren (ein Begriff mit dem die Union ja eine wahre Obsession zeigt) sind Rechtsstaatlichkeit und Sicherheit…
Beides wird (auf Kosten von Land, Bevölkerung und Demokratie - aber wen interessieren die schon?) reduziert und hier sehen wir die Wirkung.