• RidderSport@feddit.org
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        1 month ago

        In Germany the AfD is outright denying it. The CDU is downplaying the effects. Both of which are state and federal.

        I reckon it’s the same in every european state. The far-right deny it, the right downplay it.

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          1 month ago

          The AfD does everything what it’s being told by the party’s headquarters in Beijing (btw, is AfD chief Alice Weidel still holding her monthly meetings with China’s ambassador to Germany?).

          Such headlines are highly welcomed by propagandists to sow division among Western societies in an attempt to make Europe and its allies look bad (unfortunately, this instance is a fruitful ground if you look, for example, at OP’s post history).

          At the same time, negative news about China are highly censored by the regime in Beijing, which makes it easier for propagandist to frame China as the ‘better’ country.

          Don’t know whether a meaningfully large amount of people believe in these disinformation campaigns, but it doesn’t help to fight climate change, which is inherently a global issue.

          It doesn’t help, of course, the people in China, who have been facing severe storms that brought deaths and destructions in recent months.

        • midribbon_action@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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          1 month ago

          AfD doesnt have a majority in any state in Germany. They are not in charge of policy. The fact that some people are dumb doesn’t change the fact that the eu and all member states accept the science on climate change.

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            1 month ago

            AfD doesnt have a majority in any state in Germany. They are not in charge of policy.

            I hope this will not age like milk after the next few elections.