Just suppose . because life is an assumption. Many believe that they must accept what is offered to them. But more and more people can no longer believe that things should go on as they are.
This assumption is finding more and more followers not only in Austria, but also in other countries where people are fed up with being governed by politicians who, while always wanting the best, more and more are asking themselves, does this really have to be?
European values? Do we need them? Do they even exist? And if so, what are they worth to us? Can I get them cheaper in Turkey? How much will Ukraine cost us? Will there be a free trade zone across all borders? What can we accept from Russia? Is there an acceptance freeze in place for the future? Are we allowed to assume that Islam will belong to Germany, or do we have to get comfortable with the assumption that Germany will belong to Islam?
Many assume that Europe is a great idea, the euro will last, Greece will eventually be debt-free, and the CSU will remain in power in Bavaria forever. In politics, assumptions are very popular. The SPD assumes that it will remain a people's party even if it fails the 5% clause soon; the Greens are convinced that they are the moral authority in the country and that their energy turnaround will save the world's climate even if it is financed with the sale of CO2 rights; and across all party lines there is an assumption that the AfD will soon disappear from the scene.
But now ONLY ACCEPTED, if not?I too accept what I can, especially parcels from DHL, but only when I am at home. I can be counted on, at least as far as acceptances are concerned.
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