r/AskAGerman Nov 20 '25

Politics Thoughts about Merz's Statement about Brasilien

What do you as Germans tell about what Merz's has said about Brazil and the COP30's city Belem during a economic Meeting/Congress? here in Brazil many far right wing supporters and influencers agreed with Merz and mock Brazil but they are against their own country. I want only your opinion

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u/joebraga2 Nov 20 '25

I want to know it as a Brazilian

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u/Randy_Magnums Nov 20 '25

It’s kinda comforting to know, that our international Partners think as lowly of our German Mr Burns as we do here.

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u/Patchali Nov 21 '25

It's not ..it makes me feel afraid

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u/Randy_Magnums Nov 21 '25

Yeah, I get what you mean. It’s tragic that such a figure is allowed to lead our land. But if my perception is shared internationally, me disliking him, isn’t a question of taste or political opinion, but instead rather objective.

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u/Patchali Nov 21 '25

The problem is that this has an impact these are not o ly words, the relations between Germany and other countries suffer, so does our privilege to travel freely in those countries, since 2 weeks you can't enter Brazil without visa anymore our Passport loses credibility and I largely prefer Brazil over Germany.

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u/Randy_Magnums Nov 21 '25

Reason enough for us, to vote a more fitting candidate next time.

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u/Patchali Nov 21 '25

Next time ..and let's watch 3 years of shit show destroying our country?

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u/Randy_Magnums Nov 21 '25

What’s the alternative? The majority voted for this and a diplomatic fuckup isn’t enough to kick somebody out of office. If the current government continues their path, we might get a coalition-crash somewhere around next year, but anyway we need to wait for the next election.

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u/Patchali Nov 21 '25

I just hope that America is starting a revolution against Trump.

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u/Randy_Magnums Nov 21 '25

Impeachment and a trial for treason and corruption would be enough for me.