The Deutsche Wohnen Enteignung campaign has broad and diverse support across the population. This was actually proven in an investigation for possible "radical left" influences, suggested by the conservative opposition.
Haha, what? I should probably be grateful you didn't outright call me a Nazi or something. If you're in fact involved with the campaign feel free to ask around where your fellow people are from originally.
How about you? Real Berliner? Or do you move back if Berlin doesn't pan out for you?
For instance, I haven't met a single signature collector that was native to Berlin and boy have I been engaging them in discussion when I ran into them every day while commuting between Neukölln and Friedrichshain.
>The Deutsche Wohnen Enteignung campaign has broad and diverse support across the population.
This is actual propaganda.
>This was actually proven in an investigation for possible "radical left" influences
Explain this then:
https://interventionistische-linke.org/beitrag/unterstutzt-m...
Your link proves what exactly? That there are politically left people involved at all? Yeah, no shit.
Here from the left wing propaganda Verfassungsschutz:
https://m.tagesspiegel.de/berlin/deutsche-wohnen-und-co-ente...
This looks like a hail mary move before elections could have switched up majorities and brought a change in administration. As a born-Berliner I'm highly critical of this populist move, that was mainly organized by transplants who demand stuff for free all the time: UBI AND open borders. Unfazed by the fact that somebody will have to foot the bill for socialist cloud castles eventually. These people will move back to their hometowns when they have made the living situation in Berlin become untenable, for me it's my home and where all of my family lives.