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Celia Valdeolmillos mastodon (AP)
Oh, baia, resulta que el que se ha empotrado contra la gente en un mercadillo de Alemania ayer es fan de Elon Musk y respalda teorías conspirativas del ultra Alex Jones. Por supuesto, apoya a AfD, partido de ultraderecha (nazis, vaya). No lo digo yo, lo dice Der Spiegel, y Newsweek se hace eco de ello.

¿Van a tomar medidas contra X? Que ya tardan. Que Musk rebuzna y mira lo que pasa. Que a Tiktok bien que le han pedido explicaciones sobre las elecciones en Rumanía.

https://www.newsweek.com/germany-magdeburg-terrorism-musk-2004573
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Ivan mastodon (AP)
una persona del medio oriente, suscriptor de un partido nazi, decide matar personas probablemente mientras piensa en cómo eso va a vencer a los globalistas de izquierda y acaba con esos "terroristas musulmanes" que estan islamizando a evropa
Ned Hamson mastodon (AP)
Rightist and fascist, it appears.
the thing is that in Germany most media isn't even having this connection between the terrorist and the AfD in their focus. Also the public debate isn't covering this enough IMO. There is way to much focus on his nationality, which is completely irrelevant.
If the supporters of the AfD get told that the terrorist sympathized with the AfD they call it fake news because it would break their narrative. There is a lot of hatred going on in this debate, coming from the far right pushing against minorities unfortunately.
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Celia Valdeolmillos mastodon (AP)
@bytetrace not very good then, they are going to achieve what they want. Sad for Germany and all the others, bad for the media in general. Will have to try to push the information in from the outside,but it will only reach "open minded" people, and of course, as you say, not the AfD followers or the musk lovers.
absolutely agree

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