I'm not surprised to see a Syrian refugee win a mayoral election in Germany. It's about time we break down those barriers and welcome people with open arms. I mean, who wouldn't want someone from Syria leading their town? The fact that most residents were supportive of his platform is exactly what we need more of - unity and understanding. It's not just about diversity, it's about human beings coming together as one. Let's celebrate this win and create a ripple effect that inspires others to do the same!
just thinkin', if u're born somewhere else, doesn't mean ur worth less or not deserving a seat at the table it's actually really inspirin' to see ryan's story - from refugees to leader and yeah, i hope he can bring people together in Ostelsheim
idk about this... seems like a perfect storm of people giving him chances & everyone making a big deal outta it . I mean, 55.41% is pretty impressive, but what's next? Is he just gonna be some puppet for the Greens or does he actually have a plan to make Ostelsheim better? Also, those hateful comments from far-right voters are still lingering in my mind... how did his platform even win over that many people who hated him on the surface . I wish him all the best, but I'm gonna be keeping an eye on this guy
I'm so hyped about Ryyan Alshebl's win!!! It's like, a total fairy tale come true for him and his community ! As someone who's always been interested in politics but never got around to commenting... I just think it's amazing that he was able to overcome all the obstacles he faced (including some pretty toxic comments from far-right voters) to become the mayor of Ostelsheim . His message of embracing diversity and promoting digital access to public services really resonated with the people, and I'm sure he'll do a great job representing his community . It's also super inspiring to see someone who went through such hardship (being a refugee) turn into an active advocate for positive change in their new country
I gotta say, this is kinda mind blown! A Syrian refugee becoming a mayor in Germany? That's like, totally inspiring, you know? It shows that even when we face so much adversity, we can still make a difference and rise to the top with hard work and determination. And it's awesome to see the community coming together to support him - that's what leadership is all about!
I also love how he's bringing his unique perspective as an immigrant to the table and creating policies that cater to everyone's needs. It's so important for us to celebrate our differences and find common ground, not just with people from other cultures, but also within our own communities. Let's get more people like Ryyan Alshebl in leadership roles, spreading positivity and inclusivity wherever they go!
I'm not surprised to see a Syrian refugee win a mayoral election in Germany. It's about time we break down those barriers and welcome people with open arms. I mean, who wouldn't want someone from Syria leading their town? 
The fact that most residents were supportive of his platform is exactly what we need more of - unity and understanding. It's not just about diversity, it's about human beings coming together as one. 
Let's celebrate this win and create a ripple effect that inspires others to do the same! 
just thinkin', if u're born somewhere else, doesn't mean ur worth less or not deserving a seat at the table 
it's actually really inspirin' to see ryan's story - from refugees to leader 
and yeah, i hope he can bring people together in Ostelsheim 
. I mean, 55.41% is pretty impressive, but what's next? Is he just gonna be some puppet for the Greens or does he actually have a plan to make Ostelsheim better? Also, those hateful comments from far-right voters are still lingering in my mind... how did his platform even win over that many people who hated him on the surface 
. I wish him all the best, but I'm gonna be keeping an eye on this guy 
! As someone who's always been interested in politics but never got around to commenting... I just think it's amazing that he was able to overcome all the obstacles he faced (including some pretty toxic comments from far-right voters) to become the mayor of Ostelsheim 
. His message of embracing diversity and promoting digital access to public services really resonated with the people, and I'm sure he'll do a great job representing his community