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    Germania, elezioni del parlamento regionale della Turingia – sondaggio Infratest dimap exit poll (tra i 18 e i 24 anni):

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    3. EuphoricLibrarian69 on

      The AfD Thuringia is considered the most radical AfD state party in Germany and is classified as right-wing extremist by the Office for the Protection of the Constitution.

    4. EwokSuperPig___ on

      How is it so popular amount 18-24 year olds? Is it the fact they have no memory of extremism, either far left or far right. If it wasn’t so tragic it would be fascinating.

    6. Tomxj on

      Why do young people vote so much for AFD? Is it because of heavy Tiktok propaganda?

    7. No_Dot4055 on

      In case you are wondering what is happening: the AfD and also their narratives are incredibly visible on TikTok and other social media platforms. For some reason, this content is pushed and very hard to ignore.

      Also, right wing extremists have some of the biggest youth groups there. If you are young, rural and bored, Chances are you end up in a Nazi gang.

    8. eenachtdrie on

      The consequences of unrestricted social media access. We’re gonna be looking back at this shit in a couple years like smoking in a car with children in it

    9. TsL1 on

      Damn world’s going to shit. And we are in the middle of it, what a time to be alive

    10. ixixoxoxixixoxoxxixi on

      Young people are most limited by the bad security situation on the streets and in schools.They are most harmed by a poor social situation, a lack of affordable rental apartments, high food prices and a lack of well-paid jobs.

    14. eightpigeons on

      Germans when the economy is doing 0.01% worse year over year.

    15. Security_Breach on

      I suppose the best way to stop AfD from gaining votes is ignoring the issues that bring people to vote for AfD in the first place, right?

    16. OkWear6556 on

      The 2 extremist parties got more than 50%. Braindead generation…

    19. heapOfWallStreet on

      Voting a dictatorship through democratic vote. It’s the magic of democracy, where dumb people vote.

    23. DefInnit on

      The Adolf for Deutschland Youth in East (now eastern) Germany: From Nazis to commies back to being Nazis.

    24. Bitter_Jacket_2064 on

      Reasonable parties CDU SPD and Greens have 26% total. Thuringia is deep in Putin’s ass.

    28. Portugal1992 on

      It will take time, but young people will be able to save Europe.

    29. Rambostips on

      Reddit always ignores Newton’s 3rd rule. These people are not becoming right wing for fun. They are reacting to a situation. Until people realise and address that, the right will grow.

    30. root1root on

      A lot of comments on this thread say that young people are somehow at fault for this, but the reality is that people are unable to get a job, unable to buy an apartment, unable to make savings, etc.

      Ignoring those issues and blaming the victim will only make things worse, as far right parties will flourish across Europe.

    31. ArsBrevis on

      This is a preview of what’s to come in the rest of the West even if some countries are on slightly different timelines. Gen Z and beyond can be surprisingly contrarian.

    34. klein648 on

      I can kind of understand why afd is brown, but why is cdu blue?

    38. this_is_jim_rockford on

      Wonder how would it break down by gender?

      The East has a high male surplus. Probably less so in larger cities like Erfurt and Jena, but rural East has large gender imbalances. Small towns with 2 women per every 3 men are not uncommon.

      In many rural Landkreise in the East, women in their 20s are just ~3% of the total population.

      During the division, West German women were mainly “Kinder, Küche, Kirche” hausfraus, whilst East German women studied physics and operated cranes. At the time of the reunion, around 90% of East German women worked full time, while only about half of Western. So anyway, with the reunification, job opportunities in the east became scarce, so many people moved to the West Germany. And about 2/3 of those who moved from East to West and never came back were young women.

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