You know that this dialect had a greater influence on the current standardized german than bavarian or swabian dialects? The dialect he speaks (meißnerisch) is nearer to high german than most other dialects.
Well, this was a hilarious lesson in capitalism! German political comedy asks you to think twice or thrice about you and yourself. He was raised in „socialism“, but sees the implications of exploitation on a very personal and individuell basis. Thus he makes us reflect on ourselves. The comedy is superficial, easing the pain the audience feels in self reflection.
@@hoodyniszwangsjacke3190 That is the meaning of „Kabarett“. You could write a book on capitalism and sociology in the two Germanies based on that sketch. Everybody understands that portion he is fit to do. And that is why it seems to be painful and hurting, if it really works, aswell.
Vor allem weil der gewählte Kommunismus von dem IQ knapp über Zimmertemperatur kommt 😅 Jene die sich alles zum Leben geben lassen vs jene die sich alles für ihr Leben selbst kaufen... Kapitalismus im Kommunismus wäre dann Grade so genug Geld das du dir das kaufen kannst was du zwingendst benötigst - also das kaufst, was du sonst sowieso bekommen hättest - darauf darfst dir dann was über Freiheit einbilden Willkommen in Deutschland 😅 das war doch zu Zeiten der CDU Regierung oder? 😅 Dieser Rechtslinke "kapitalommunistischer" Kaudawelsch passt in die Zeit 😅 Deutsche Politikkomödie - wenn alles verloren geht, werden das irgendwann Lektüren der Sozialphilosophie 😂
The lovely thing about his persona is how naturally he can exaggerate common thinking into absolute absurdity with such a confident sense of self-evidence. I didn't see (...or maybe notice 😮...) the subtitles, but I doubt that the translation even got close to catching the humor.
One Pole was north korea the other pole was thuringia/germany. the german state thuringia has a voted "socialist/communist" goverment. so thuringia and north korea share a communist goverment.
As a Thuringian, I'm really insulted now. Just because we elected a left-wing politician who has been doing a good job for many, many years, we don't have a communist government. If you're so stupid that you can't tell the difference between socialism and communism, then you'd better keep your fingers off the keyboard. :(
Please stop using the words socialist and communist wrong. 1. A government can never be communist, cause communism by definition is stateless. States can at maximum be socialist. 2. The coalition in thuringia is a) a minority government, that is tolerated by the christian democratic party and b) a coalition of a left-liberal party, a weird center party who called itself SPD and a party that is best described as social democratic with a party wing that has some reformist socialist tendencies. If you call a government like this "socialist/communist" then you obviously have no clue what the words mean.
@@DerDrako This describes it best… Once, we had *social democrats*, but now… ehmm since about ~30 years… there aren't almost any of them left. It's definitely not the SPD. And the newest split (BSW) has even a lot of some kind of *national socialism* in it. While the right extremists from the #FckAfD really want to dissvolve anything and are on a straight move to *Germany first*… We all know, why this is shit. Last time we tried it wasn't really funny. It's all quite abhorrent right now. 🙄
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Because of you two I have a completely different picture of India, you are more similar to us Europeans than I thought. you two are great.
Nice to see, that even the guest on stage were speechless on some frivolous gags.
Olaf is funny for native speakers because he has an excellent command of the language and grammar but speaks in a terrible East German dialect.
Nein, nein, nein, .. No dialect is terrible, maybe strange!
Olaf auf bayerisch wäre für mich grauenhaft, würde ich mir nie ansehen!
I love that dialect. As a fan of the books of Karl May I simply have to.
@@entermesser178 Ja, um darüber zu lachen ist der Dialekt natürlich gut.
You know that this dialect had a greater influence on the current standardized german than bavarian or swabian dialects? The dialect he speaks (meißnerisch) is nearer to high german than most other dialects.
Well, this was a hilarious lesson in capitalism! German political comedy asks you to think twice or thrice about you and yourself. He was raised in „socialism“, but sees the implications of exploitation on a very personal and individuell basis. Thus he makes us reflect on ourselves. The comedy is superficial, easing the pain the audience feels in self reflection.
thrice? Seriously?
@@hoodyniszwangsjacke3190 That is the meaning of „Kabarett“. You could write a book on capitalism and sociology in the two Germanies based on that sketch. Everybody understands that portion he is fit to do. And that is why it seems to be painful and hurting, if it really works, aswell.
Vor allem weil der gewählte Kommunismus von dem IQ knapp über Zimmertemperatur kommt 😅
Jene die sich alles zum Leben geben lassen vs jene die sich alles für ihr Leben selbst kaufen...
Kapitalismus im Kommunismus wäre dann Grade so genug Geld das du dir das kaufen kannst was du zwingendst benötigst - also das kaufst, was du sonst sowieso bekommen hättest - darauf darfst dir dann was über Freiheit einbilden
Willkommen in Deutschland 😅 das war doch zu Zeiten der CDU Regierung oder? 😅 Dieser Rechtslinke "kapitalommunistischer" Kaudawelsch passt in die Zeit 😅
Deutsche Politikkomödie - wenn alles verloren geht, werden das irgendwann Lektüren der Sozialphilosophie 😂
The lovely thing about his persona is how naturally he can exaggerate common thinking into absolute absurdity with such a confident sense of self-evidence.
I didn't see (...or maybe notice 😮...) the subtitles, but I doubt that the translation even got close to catching the humor.
nice
I Like you both! 🎉
One Pole was north korea the other pole was thuringia/germany. the german state thuringia has a voted "socialist/communist" goverment. so thuringia and north korea share a communist goverment.
As a Thuringian, I'm really insulted now. Just because we elected a left-wing politician who has been doing a good job for many, many years, we don't have a communist government. If you're so stupid that you can't tell the difference between socialism and communism, then you'd better keep your fingers off the keyboard. :(
Please stop using the words socialist and communist wrong.
1. A government can never be communist, cause communism by definition is stateless. States can at maximum be socialist.
2. The coalition in thuringia is a) a minority government, that is tolerated by the christian democratic party and b) a coalition of a left-liberal party, a weird center party who called itself SPD and a party that is best described as social democratic with a party wing that has some reformist socialist tendencies. If you call a government like this "socialist/communist" then you obviously have no clue what the words mean.
@@DerDrako This describes it best…
Once, we had *social democrats*, but now… ehmm since about ~30 years… there aren't almost any of them left. It's definitely not the SPD.
And the newest split (BSW) has even a lot of some kind of *national socialism* in it.
While the right extremists from the #FckAfD really want to dissvolve anything and are on a straight move to *Germany first*…
We all know, why this is shit.
Last time we tried it wasn't really funny.
It's all quite abhorrent right now. 🙄