• jj4211@lemmy.world
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    Based on my conversation with some Germans, even if afd did have the most offices held, they wouldn’t have the majority. The other parties would tend to work together and afd would tend to be on their own.

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      This is only partially correct. The CDU (conservatives) has growing faction in it that wants to “normalize” relations with AfD and enter a coalition with them. Steigbügelhalter is gonna halt Steigbügel.

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      A party not having the majority doesn’t stop fascism from taking over as Germany well knows.

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        Not a guarantee, just a qualifier to show it’s not a “done deal” to save someone a degree of dread.