On the left, on the right, at the very bottom and at the top: At Dunja Hayali, the extreme was on all sides of the skies on Wednesday. H...
On the left, on the right, at the very bottom and at the top: At Dunja Hayali, the extreme was on all sides of the skies on Wednesday. Human insanity lurks everywhere.
The main theme
Is there the "legend of good violence"? Dunja Hayali has once again put her finger in the wound. Hamburg. G20. As a counterpoint the right-rock concert in Thuringia. Violence. From the left. From the right. The summit opponents who had visited a ZDF team and their quest for a "left-wing counterculture" that solidifies with international liberation movements that preaches "hatred for the structures," supposedly "no hate for the people who are here To live ". "Do not love Cops" Because, according to the left-wing extremes, there is a need to "deal with the police on the street". So what happened in Hamburg.
It requires the distortion of violence in which the police become the real offenders, and the militant left boldly opposes this development. A bizarre world that revealed Hayali, in which the anti-globalization struggle is recognized, while right-wing extremism is rightly demonized.
The fronts between left and right
Courageous of Hayali to invite two extremes from the party landscape for such a talk. Bodo Ramelow and Markus Söder, in between the journalist Olaf Sundermeyer, who said the central sentence: "The left scene goes much further into the middle of the society than the right-wing extremes." And thus the problem outlined. While Ramelov, on the other hand, opposed the fact that his party was a participant in the protests, the publicist persisted: "Mr Ramelow knows that he has a partisan of the black bloc in his own party."
This meant not the deep-black Söder-CSU, but the mob, who turned black in Hamburg into "bourgeois-warlike states," as Söder himself formulated. He, who apparently always focused specifically on "islamist violence" in the list not to forget - felt visibly well. He was able to push against the Left in the direction of the readiness for violence, Martin Schulz to give one, and at the same time to know his CSU far enough from the right edge, which had provided shameful pictures with Heil Hitler's greetings in Thuringia. But as much as Hayali would have had in the end, nobody presented solutions.
Excitement of the evening
Not even Ramelow, who pointedly pointed out that the 6000 Neo Nazis could not be arrested by 1000 police officers. The notion of what kind of violence such a police force would have caused would make the blood freeze in the veins. But Ramelow chose a solution that would not have come immediately to prevent such marches: "I want admission to be made." His logic: entry makes the concert commercially, so the organizer has to pay all the costs himself and the Taxpayer would not be burdened indirectly. Might be. However, the right problem does not solve the entry.
Fact of the evening
A look at the figures helped to sort the left and right: Between 2006 and 2016, a total of 22,471 right-wing extremist offenses were recorded by the Federal Criminal Police Office, totaling 5230 acts with left-wing extremism during the same period. Crashed on violent acts, in 2015 even the left deeds, in 2016, the ratio was 1600 on the right and 1201 on the left. Figures that put Sundermeyer in the right perspective: "One must not compare the violence. The methodology may be similar but the violence from the right is sneaky. "On the other hand, left-wing violence, see Hamburg, takes place in the open.
Low point of the evening
In the open street. This was also the second theme of the evening: it was the low point of the show, at least in terms of fate: it was about "invisible homeless people" in Germany, those people who can not afford to stay with a firm job. If 1100 Euro net monthly in the Federal Republic does not reach for an apartment, a lot runs in this country. And yet the theme of "no lobby", as Mara Fischer knew from the emergency accommodation Berlin to report. A total of 335,000 people in Germany live without a roof over their heads. By 2018 the number is to grow to 540,000.
The problems in Germany are obvious and frightening: 2.7 million affordable small apartments are missing, social apartments are not included in this bill. While the dwellings are empty in the whole of Thuringia, Berlin is building. But what? Luxury, as Hayali correctly said. Affordable living space? For many people in Germany, it remains a pure wish. The proof? The reallers in Germany have risen by eight percent in the past ten years. Rents in conurbations, on the other hand, rose by 44 per cent.
Mysterious climax
Into the heights - that matched the last theme of the evening. Do you know what a "social influencer" is? This has nothing to do with influenza, with the grippal spread of this phenomenon actually having diseased features. When a teenager shares his / her private life on Youtube, over a million other teenagers and young people follow him, but more than make-up tips but do not get around, the question arises: In what society do we live? What is clear is that if you have more than a million followers, such an influencer is a potential opinion-maker for the advertising industry. What can he do for it? The last guest of the evening, Ulla Kock am Brink, summed up: "Nothing!" Anyone who is willing to exchange their privacy for clicks can make money. Lot of money.
Like "AlexV," a boy with blond hair, who has so far made 398 videos online in his career and partly generated over a million calls per video. The content of these videos? Donuts, friends, jokes, supposedly authentic. Authentic is in the end but probably only the money: 300 to 500 euros are per video in it, alone by advertising at Youtube. With 400 videos the teenager should have already taken around 150,000 euros. What would be the price of privacy in Germany.
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