I noticed this topic today off Focus.....a piece on gender-terms. So, the Civey folks (known for surveys) did a poll, and here are the results.
Only around 15-percent of Germans think the gender ideology business is 'good'. Roughly 75-percent of Germans say it's 'bad', and the remainder (10-percent) have no real opinion.
The older the German? The more likely they are not supporting the gender stuff.
Around Green Party people? Well....interestingly enough....only around 53-percent see it as positive. For AfD Party folks? Around 98-percent see it in a negative fashion.
Where this leads to? If you have this agenda item as 'important'....it's a tough sale to the bulk of Germans, and you probably are attracting a fair amount of negativity to the 'brand' or 'message'.
I'd also suggest that public TV trying to pick the message up and transform the public.....might be attracting negative attention, and more discussion over public TV taxes (something they desperately want to see increase in the next year).
Why the message doesn't sell? Civey didn't really get into this.
I would imagine Germans are generally the Spock-type.....wanting to dwell on facts and kinda amused over the gender question in general.
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