| ▲ | Towaway69 2 days ago | |
Perhaps german culture is to blame, one of "Schadenfreude" and of "Verbieten" and of "Authority knows best" and no one seriously challenging those in "Authority". Germany is still a very much top-down society where people get talked down to and only those with the right connections (i.e. financial or educational or heritage) get taken seriously. Spend time in any english speaking place and you still - might - notice a difference how the media interacts with those in power and more importantly, how the media interacts with their audience. German media very much talks down to its audience and up to those in power. P.S. What I learnt today is that the head of the BSI is Claudia Plattner and the founder of SAP is Hasso Plattner - Coincidence? Relation? ~~What a surprise! Again is this a sign that security is taken seriously or that connections count?~~ No relation, mea culpa. | ||
| ▲ | dudefeliciano 2 days ago | parent [-] | |
Again, I don't completely disagree with you but your comments are out of place when talking about damage done to innocent people, even if (or especially since) it was caused those corrupt people at the top. > Coincidence? Relation? https://rp-online.de/politik/deutschland/claudia-plattner-di... | ||