ARD summer interview
Greens boss Banaszak clearly says what does he dislike Germany
Felix Banaszak was now in the summer interviews of the ARD. The moderators and spectators elicited some personal confessions to the Greens boss.
The summer interview in the ARD with Greens boss Felix Banaszak was not one that will go down in TV history or provide a scandal: Ton OK, you understood his words and of course he also criticized the government, as it should be for an opposition politician. But many spectators probably got to know the Greens boss a little better. This was questions that could be asked by the audience via social media channels.
In terms of content, it was initially against the black and red federal government. Banaszak makes serious allegations because of her budgetary policy.
The Greens had approved the billion -dollar debt package from Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU). However, the Greens boss was disappointed with what the money is used for: “I criticize in all hardness with which tricks and illustrations Lars Klingbeil and Friedrich Merz are now taking this opportunity,” said Banaszak about finance minister and Chancellor.
Klingbeil tries to use every loophole so as not to put the money in investments, especially not in climate protection, as it was actually thought. He spoke of broken words towards the citizens.
Banaszak also answered questions beyond the summer interview that users had formulated on social media portals to him and who asked him ARD moderators. He emphasized climate protection, although Germany is only responsible for a small part of global greenhouse gas emissions. Merz had also pointed this out in the Bundestag and emphasized the need for international cooperation.
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Germany is only a small part of the world, Banaszak admitted, but the third strongest industrial nation. “And I don’t understand when it should be cool to be the last somewhere. We want to go forward everywhere.”
Germany should be home to all people
A user reminded of an older quote from a book by Robert Habeck that this love of the fatherland “found” and asked Banaszak: “Do you also have a problem with the fatherland?”
The Green Co-boss replied: “What should I say? I love my wife and daughter and that all over all. And I want Germany to be a country in which everyone feels good for everyone.”
On request, Banaszak said: “I love Duisburg. I love my specific environment.” He has a good relationship with Germany. “I can use the term love for something like that … but everyone should decide for themselves.” That is not a political issue.
According to Felix Banaszak, Germany suffers from a collective depression
When asked what he does not like about Germany, Banaszak said: “Sometimes I would like us to come out of this collective depression and from this mode in Germany, only to see the bad and the problem everywhere.” It takes more courage to look for confidence and solidarity instead of a problem directly for a possible person.
The ARD summer interview series had previously caused a stir because there had been a noisy interference campaign two weeks ago against talking to the AfD-Co-Co-Co-Co-Co-Co-Co-Co-Co-Co-Co-Co-Co-Co-Co-Co. However, the ARD announced that the safety precautions had been increased – the interview then went normally.
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