Brantner strikes bitter course changes against the left!

Brantner strikes bitter course changes against the left!

Greifswald, Deutschland - The political landscape in Germany is once again put to the test. It is already clear that the Greens and the left are pursuing different approaches. Franziska Brantner, the boss of the Greens, has tightened the argument with the left and accuses her of pursuing unrealistic goals. In her opinion, the left is not about implementation, but about the feasibility of goals. This assessment caused excitement for many. Brantner even describes the left as the "Fundis of the SPD" and demands a clearer design of her positions from it.

But the left does not differ. Christian Görke, the parliamentary managing director of his party, replies that the left is definitely pursuing its own approach. For them, social justice, tax and educational justice and the fight against rental users are in the foreground. In addition, Görke emphasizes the need for an immigration policy that also deserves the name. In its eyes, the left has a clear agenda while the Greens still have to find their own role.

focus on social issues

at a time when climate change is becoming increasingly pressing, the question of social responsibility does not fail. Brantner announces that the Greens want to position themselves broader in the future. Environmental and climate protection remain central issues, but social aspects should also come to the fore. These are supposed to cover good jobs, well -equipped daycare centers, schools and, last but not least, affordable rents.

A discussion about climate protection and its priorities is in full swing. The dramatic changes in the climate are unmistakable for many: forest fires, droughts and heat waves are just a few of the symptoms. The left demands that the needs of people and the survival of our planet must be the focus. In their view, the limits of fossil capitalism have been reached, and while large companies maximize their profits, many people remain down. The rising energy prices recently emerged as a result of climate protection, but also as a result of the extra profit of the energy companies in the context of the war.

the need for social and ecological change

It is becoming increasingly clear whether it takes a broad social responsibility. Scientists warn that the average of the CO2 content in the atmosphere today is 410 molecules per million-a worrying increase since the 1860s. In Germany, the average temperature has increased by about 1.5 degrees since 1881, while CO2 emissions increase by 1 % annually. Today's situation requires profound cuts to combat climate change, according to many experts.

The political demands are increasingly focusing on social and ecological transformation. The left demands that the company is not only profit -maximizing, but also fair and solidarity. A rethink is necessary to protect both the climate and to include all social classes in this change. There is a lot to do in a society that progresses rapidly to find a balance between economic growth and ecological goals.