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The earthquake that TikTok and Instagram accelerated

SAPO Notícias9 September 2026 at 00:01

The article refers to a political phenomenon in Germany that is being accelerated by the social media platforms TikTok and Instagram, described as an "earthquake" in German society.

The phrase that summarises this moment is spoken by a young person during a rally video, who declared: "We do not want to be cannon fodder."

The article suggests that this statement represents the changes that are currently occurring in Germany better than any poll could.

No further details are provided about who the young people involved are, what movement they represent, or in what specific political context these rallies are taking place.

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