- cross-posted to:
- europe
- cross-posted to:
- europe
Summary
A survey by the Bertelsmann Foundation found that most young Germans (ages 16-30) feel disillusioned with politics, citing distrust, lack of influence, and insufficient avenues for engagement beyond voting.
Only 8% believe politicians take their concerns seriously, and fewer than 1 in 5 feel they can enact change.
Despite this, 61% still see democracy as the best system.
The findings come as Germany faces potential elections after its coalition collapse, with experts urging politicians to better involve youth on key issues like peace, education, and inflation.
Three years ago it was illegal to say you did abortions as a doctor. And don’t get me started on women having to maintain lists of the ones actually doing them at all. So no, it’s definitely not something “everyone agrees over” especially in such a conservative country.
Germans have to stop comparing themselves to the USA, and start looking at their European peers, if they want to better they country.
I agree with both, actually. However, most people do agree over abortion rights. A recent survey found that more than 80% of people agree with abortion rights.