Over The Weekend

About 10 days ago...this 'cityscape' BS started up in Germany.  The theme?  The Chancellor comment in some way that various highly urbanized German cities are basically losing their Germanic 'theme', and resembling non-German cities....hinting that migration is growing into a problem.

Various folks stood up and said 'hell no'.  But as journalists spanned out....they found that roughly 60-percent of the German population readily agree with the Chancellor.

Over the weekend....the SPD decided they need to engage in the topic....or they might lose SPD-voters.

So they want a security summit in the Chancellery.  What they basically said....they oppose reducing the city's problems to just migration by itself....saying there are more other issues that create 'cityscape'.

So they demand a joint strategy (with the CDU-CSU) for greater security. 

Reaction so far?  CDU/CSU says mostly 'nein, danke' (no, thanks).

So far....no one has done a poll by party-voters....on 'cityscape'....but I would imagine 50-percent of SPD-likely-voters say it's an obvious problem, and think something ought to  be done to resolve this.  

If you asked me for solutions?  I'd have to pull out two bottles of cherry-liquor, and waste it on a 3-hour thinking-session.  Other than limiting populations in  big cities....there's just not much you can do.