Was passiert, wenn die AfD regiert? | Justus Bender

Chapters: 00:00 – Introduction: The "Germany 2033" Scenario 01:05 – Erosion of Democracy under an AfD Government? ... 03:00 – Parallels to 1933: Rhetoric and historical comparisons 07:15 – Back roads to power: The AfD's communication strategy 10:43 – Dealing with provocations: The dilemma of liberal society 12:21 – Why the AfD thrives on confrontation 14:27 – Emotional distress vs. political content: Understanding AfD voters 18:44 – Substantive policy vs. poll numbers: The example of migration 21:30 – Acknowledging emotions without devaluation 25:38 – Symbols and provocations: The cup on the shelf 28:22 – The road to the 2033 election year: Lethargy and fatalism 30:44 – Why conservatives are open to alliances with the right 32:20 – Voting against one's own interests? Psychological Explanations 38:46 – The Role of the Internet and the Loneliness Crisis 41:22 – Deficiencies of the Established Parties in Digital Communication 46:12 – Starting Government: Symbolic Politics and "Dominant Culture" 50:13 – The Quiet Takeover: Small Changes, Big Impact 54:30 – The Failure of "Disenchantment" in a Coalition 56:32 – Erosion of Institutions Through Personnel Policy 01:00:55 – Is the Process Still Stoppable? Strategies for the Future 01:04:12 – Conclusion and Closing Remarks In 2033, the AfD wins the federal election with 36% of the vote. The firewall falls, and the CDU allows the party to participate in government for the first time. What follows is a quiet takeover. In less than a year, the country is unrecognizable. These scenarios have not yet occurred. They are part of a scenario developed by FAZ journalist Justus Bender. Hardly anyone knows and observes the AfD more closely than he does. Today we're talking to him about what could happen if the AfD actually wins a federal election, and how one should really deal with this party. Support us: With a STANDARD subscription for just €3 per month for the first 3 months https://checkout.derstandard.at/produ...