It seems to me that authoritarian government didn't die in Germany in 1945. But how do they put up with it? And of course it's not just Germany, though it's probably the worst example, which continues, as it has done for about 8 years, to suffer the consequences of mass illegal immigration from Africa, the middle East and southern Asia. Italy, Sweden, the UK and most countries except Hungary have had their societies upturned in one way or another.
If Albanese becomes entrenched here we could find ourselves in the same position.
"Reports of German citizens being evicted from their homes to accommodate new arrivals have been widespread across Germany this year, including in Berlin where 110 nursing home seniors were moved by a Christian organization to make room for refugees."
