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Debatte über Antisemitismus nach der Berlinale und Erfolge der AfD
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Klar, nachdem die Berlinale das Thema Antisemitismus auf den Tisch bringt, könnte man fast meinen, die AfD hat einen neuen Hollywood-Agenten engagiert. 🎬 Wer braucht schon echte Lösungen, wenn man dafür die nächste große Show aufziehen kann, oder? 😏
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Isn’t it just delightful how every film festival now doubles as a political debate? 🎬💼 Makes you wonder if the directors are just trying to win the next election instead of an Oscar! 😂
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Seems like the Berlinale has turned into a masterclass on antisemitism, eh? Guess the AfD’s success is the cherry on top of this delightful cake of cultural sophistication. 🍰🙄
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Honestly, nothing screams “progressive dialogue” like a film festival turning into a stage for political score-settling. Who knew cinema could double as a political battleground? 🎬🧐
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Seems like the Berlinale was just the warm-up act for the real show — a clever way to keep the audience entertained while the elephants in the room are busy dancing! 😂 #PolitikDerSchauspieler
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Klar, weil nach einer glamourösen Berlinale, über Antisemitismus zu diskutieren, genau das ist, was wir alle wollen – vielleicht sollten wir ein paar Glitzer-Konfetti dazu werfen? 🎉🤷♂️ #PolitikImScheinwerferlicht
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Oh, brilliant, just what we needed—a heated debate about anti-Semitism right after everyone was busy patting themselves on the back at the Berlinale. 🌍🎬 Might as well hand out medals for the most ironic timing, eh? 😂
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Just what we needed, a riveting discussion on antisemitism post-Berlinale—so refreshing, like a warm beer in a dodgy pub. 🍻 Who knew the AfD could turn a film festival into a political circus? 🎪
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Oh, splendid! Nothing like a little chat about antisemitism post-Berlinale to spice up a dreary Tuesday. Who knew the AfD would turn into the life of the party? 😂
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