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Street sticker A circular white sticker with a central image of a bronze-colored statue depicting a muscular man forging a sword into a plowshare with a hammer. This iconic 'Swords into Plowshares' sculpture is flanked by two blue circles, each containing a white stylized peace dove. Curved around the top edge of the sticker, in red uppercase letters, is the text 'DEUTSCHLAND RAUS AUS NATO' (Germany out of NATO). Similarly, curved around the bottom edge, also in red uppercase letters, is 'NATO RAUS AUS DEUTSCHLAND' (NATO out of Germany). In the center-left, in bold black text, it reads 'Schwerter zu Pflugscharen' (Swords into Plowshares), with a smaller biblical reference 'Micha 4, 1–4' below it. 11
Street sticker The sticker features a cartoon caricature of a man, likely Friedrich Merz, with a pale yellow-green skin tone, dark hair, and rectangular glasses. He wears a dark green suit jacket over a white shirt, depicted from the chest up. His expression is one of weariness or pain, with heavy-lidded eyes and a downturned mouth. The background of the sticker is a solid light blue. Below the figure, in bold black letters, is the German phrase "Ich habe starke schMERZen" (I have strong pain), with 'MERZ' capitalized. At the bottom, there is a black rectangular logo with white text that reads "links jugend ['solid] KÖLN". The sticker is applied to a metal pole and shows some minor reflections and slight wear. 25
Street sticker The sticker is predominantly black with white text. At the top, it reads 'Fridays for Future 2' in a stylized font. Below this, in a more handwritten-style font, it says 'Ihr werdet unsere Zukunft zerstört haben.' (You will have destroyed our future.). At the bottom, there is a white banner with the logo 'Die PARTEI' in red and white, and a website address 'www.partei-nds.de' followed by 'Eine sehr gute Idee der PARTEI Oberfranken'. A small, brown, bean-shaped object is placed just above the 'Die PARTEI' logo. 14
Street sticker The sticker is square with a black border. In the center, it features a black and white illustration of a man's head with glasses, being punched in the face by a fist. Above the illustration, the text 'FICK DICH' is written in bold black capital letters. Below the illustration, the name 'FRIEDRICH' is written in similar bold black capital letters. 6
Street sticker A sticker featuring a ball gag and the text "Die Linke queer" and "Für mehr Subkulturförderung." The sticker appears to be political in nature, promoting subculture funding by the left-wing party Die Linke. 68
Street sticker A red sticker with a cartoon illustration of a worker smashing a symbol, likely representing the AfD and Ampel coalition. It includes text in German, a QR code, and the abbreviation RKPA. The sticker promotes class struggle against the AfD and Ampel coalition. 16
Street sticker A sticker with a pie chart showing different things that, according to the sticker, have ruined Germany. The text on the sticker is in German. The colors in the chart seem to represent different groups or ideas. There is also a small symbol at the bottom of the sticker. 3
Street sticker A sticker with a red circle and a diagonal red line crossing out the letters AFD in blue. The sticker is affixed to a gray pole. 8
Street sticker A sticker featuring Alf from the TV show Alf, with a speech bubble saying "ALF STATT AFD". The hashtag #wir sagenMOIN is also included. The sticker is yellow with black text and image. 54
Street sticker Round sticker with a drawing of a bird and the word VOLK above it. Below the bird are small boxes with German political party names: LINKE, AFD, CSU, BSU, FDP, SPD, CDU, and GRÜNE. At the bottom, the word FREIHEIT (freedom) is written. The sticker seems to be a political statement. 4
Street sticker A blue square sticker with a white logo. The logo contains a stylized 'J+' with a cross and a deer emblem underneath. A QR code is located below the logo. Small text at the very bottom appears to give an address. 7
Street sticker A sticker placed over the mouth of a politician in a poster. The sticker depicts a ball gag and the text 'Für mehr Subkulturförderung' which translates to 'For more subculture funding'. 14
Street sticker A sticker featuring a cannabis leaf design and the text "Kiffen, LSD und Darkrooms" in German. The sticker also includes a logo for "Die Linke.queer" and a smaller text explaining their stance on a statement made by Beatrix von Storch (AfD). 0
Street sticker A sticker with a pink and green X over the text "AfD Verbot Jetzt", which translates to "AfD ban now". The bottom of the sticker has a smaller text that reads "afd-verbot.jetzt" 6
Street sticker A round sticker with a white background and blue poop emojis. The text "AfD Wählen ist so 1933" is written in red. The bottom of the sticker has the logo and website for taz. 6
Street sticker A sticker featuring a picture of a frog with the text "Fick AfD meine Kerle". The sticker is affixed to a metal pole. 47
Street sticker A sticker with a black background and yellow border. It says in German: "Die AFD ist for Dummies" which translates to "The AFD is for Dummies". There is also a smaller text at the bottom that seems to be a quote. 5
Street sticker A red sticker with white text that says "Don't Giffey fuck" and the logo of the German political party "Die PARTEI". The sticker is affixed to a gray surface. The text "die-partei-berlin.de" is at the bottom. 25
Street sticker A sticker with a picture of Björn Höcke and the text "Björn Höcke ist ein Nazi" (#StopptDieAfD). The sticker also contains a website address at the bottom. 3
Street sticker A sticker featuring a black and purple design with a stylized image of a person shouting. The text includes the German phrases "Ehe, Küche, Vaterland?" (Wife, Kitchen, Fatherland?), "unsere Antwort" (our answer), and "WIDERSTAND!" (Resistance!). The acronym FAU is prominently displayed, along with a black cat illustration. The sticker conveys a message of resistance against traditional gender roles. 10
Street sticker A sticker featuring a Shiba Inu in a suit holding a gun, with text in German stating "There is no NATO conspiracy!" and a Twitter hashtag #WeAreNATO. The sticker also includes a logo that appears to be related to German news. 5
Street sticker A red and white sticker on a pole with the text "Grenzen - ein dehnbarer Begriff." and the logo of Die PARTEI. The text translates to "Borders - a stretchable concept." 8
Street sticker A sticker featuring the text "Aus Gründen" (For Reasons) and the logo of the German satirical party "Die PARTEI". The sticker is affixed to a gray pole. 6
Street sticker A sticker with the text "Kein Fußball den Faschisten" (No football for fascists) in German. It features a logo that seems to be related to a Berlin-based sports club. 5