Kommentare zu: Why I am personally disappointed with Germany’s toothless Free Democrats http://www.timmarbach.net/why-i-am-personally-disappointed-with-germanys-toothless-free-democrats/ blogging about entrepreneurship, politics and more Tue, 20 Dec 2011 22:37:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Von: Bye bye FDP - FDP Austritt nach Mitgliederentscheid | Tim Marbach http://www.timmarbach.net/why-i-am-personally-disappointed-with-germanys-toothless-free-democrats/comment-page-1/#comment-20 Bye bye FDP - FDP Austritt nach Mitgliederentscheid | Tim Marbach Tue, 20 Dec 2011 22:37:39 +0000 http://www.timmarbach.net/?p=47#comment-20 [...] continuously been betraying its liberal routes. 1,5 years ago, I wrote a critical post about that (Why I am personally disappointed with Germany’s toothless Free Democrats). And it has only gotten significantly worse since then… So bad in fact, that I could not [...] [...] continuously been betraying its liberal routes. 1,5 years ago, I wrote a critical post about that (Why I am personally disappointed with Germany’s toothless Free Democrats). And it has only gotten significantly worse since then… So bad in fact, that I could not [...]

]]> Von: Friedrich Dominicus http://www.timmarbach.net/why-i-am-personally-disappointed-with-germanys-toothless-free-democrats/comment-page-1/#comment-7 Friedrich Dominicus Wed, 02 Jun 2010 06:01:23 +0000 http://www.timmarbach.net/?p=47#comment-7 I'm sorry but you can forget about the FDP. I had joined it in 2008 a year befor the voting. Even to that time they had stopped working "liberal". They voted for the FmStg, which was the first mark of their "socialiast" ideas. To that the F started morphing into S. After that they also voted for the "Enteignungsgesetz" of the HRE bank, the P begun to fad. Then they voted for the "european safety net" from there on the P was clearly an E. So the FDP has morphed into an SED within just 2 years. Anyone with just a little heart blood named liberalism now can not suport this party any longer. What we need is a real liberal party in Germany, the FDP has choosen to give up on everything they once stood for. I’m sorry but you can forget about the FDP. I had joined it in 2008 a year befor the voting. Even to that time they had stopped working “liberal”. They voted for the FmStg, which was the first mark of their “socialiast” ideas. To that the F started morphing into S. After that they also voted for the “Enteignungsgesetz” of the HRE bank, the P begun to fad. Then they voted for the “european safety net” from there on the P was clearly an E. So the FDP has morphed into an SED within just 2 years. Anyone with just a little heart blood named liberalism now can not suport this party any longer. What we need is a real liberal party in Germany, the FDP has choosen to give up on everything they once stood for.

]]> Von: Michael http://www.timmarbach.net/why-i-am-personally-disappointed-with-germanys-toothless-free-democrats/comment-page-1/#comment-6 Michael Tue, 25 May 2010 09:41:31 +0000 http://www.timmarbach.net/?p=47#comment-6 You're right, I also believe there are people in the FDP but also in some of the other parties who are smart and committed to serving the country. However, being an outsider of any political party I haven't heard a lot of them (exception: your link to the MP Schaeffler's statement). So yes, I also hope they'll get more influence. The sooner the better! You’re right, I also believe there are people in the FDP but also in some of the other parties who are smart and committed to serving the country. However, being an outsider of any political party I haven’t heard a lot of them (exception: your link to the MP Schaeffler’s statement). So yes, I also hope they’ll get more influence. The sooner the better!

]]> Von: Tim Marbach http://www.timmarbach.net/why-i-am-personally-disappointed-with-germanys-toothless-free-democrats/comment-page-1/#comment-4 Tim Marbach Mon, 24 May 2010 06:36:29 +0000 http://www.timmarbach.net/?p=47#comment-4 Michael, I don't necessarily agree with your very last point. Sure there are some of them, but I've also met incredibly smart people in this party - people who have committed themselves to serving this country instead of getting highly lucrative jobs. I just hope they'll speak up! Michael, I don’t necessarily agree with your very last point. Sure there are some of them, but I’ve also met incredibly smart people in this party – people who have committed themselves to serving this country instead of getting highly lucrative jobs. I just hope they’ll speak up!

]]> Von: Michael http://www.timmarbach.net/why-i-am-personally-disappointed-with-germanys-toothless-free-democrats/comment-page-1/#comment-3 Michael Mon, 24 May 2010 00:01:18 +0000 http://www.timmarbach.net/?p=47#comment-3 True words. It doesn't need much more to explain another 10 percentage points of non-voters in the future elections. In the end liberals are like almost any other party: they have only very few people with half decent economic knowledge but instead tons of lawyers and public servants. People without vision and courage, bored of their regular jobs (sounds rather prejudiced and it is but that's what many people think). The really smart people don't engage in politics full-time because you need a whole life to make a little difference. True words. It doesn’t need much more to explain another 10 percentage points of non-voters in the future elections.

In the end liberals are like almost any other party: they have only very few people with half decent economic knowledge but instead tons of lawyers and public servants. People without vision and courage, bored of their regular jobs (sounds rather prejudiced and it is but that’s what many people think). The really smart people don’t engage in politics full-time because you need a whole life to make a little difference.

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