Critical Cat wrote that ARD fact-checkers presented burning churches and vandalism as an invention of a Christian NGO. At the same time, the author accused the public broadcaster of reaching a new low in hate against Christians and referred to a link to the fact check in the comments. https://t.co/yJJ1OdNZwS #FakeNews #Christen #Vandalismus (translated)
Felix Perrefort reported that Tillschneider referred to Jewish culture as part of German culture when asked about the AfD's position on Jewish life in Saxony-Anhalt. He described it as deeply rooted for centuries and referenced evidence of Jewish communities since late antiquity. Furthermore, Tillschneider spoke of a German-Jewish cultural symbiosis and announced plans to hold conversations with representatives of the Jewish community. Perrefort wrote that Tillschneider's response had nothing to do with extremism or National Socialism. He believed that the accusations brought to the public by public broadcasting and government parties all the way to the Chancellery were lies. He also doubted that Steinmeier or Klingbeil would have responded similarly confidently and sympathetically, and without diversity clichés, and recommended the interview. #AfD #JüdischesLeben #Kultur (translated)
Rula Jebreal wrote that, in her opinion, there was an attempt underway to dismantle the legacies of the Allied victory over Nazi fascism, starting with international criminal justice, which was born in Nuremberg and is today represented by the International Criminal Court. She called the comment attributed to Israel regarding the Nobel to Navi Pillay, stating that "Joseph Goebbels is applauding from hell," a "grotesque reversal of history." Jebreal argued that the applause should rather go to those who, in her opinion, were trying to dismantle international justice and ensure impunity for war criminals. According to Jebreal, the delegitimization of the courts was the first step towards replacing the law with the will of those in power, with democracy as the ultimate target. She also criticized the announcement of a live-streamed execution by firing squad of the perpetrator of the Fort Hood massacre, describing it as a transformation of punishment into spectacle and the state into a stage of vengeance. She concluded that, in addition to international justice, the principles of national rule of law were also under attack. #GiustiziaInternazionale #DirittiUmani #Democrazia (translated)
The X user sparbuchfeinde wrote that the abolition of inheritance tax in Sweden is one of the best-studied tax reforms in the world. State tax revenues were higher afterwards than before, and German economists knew that, he claimed. At the same time, according to his portrayal, they considered who financed their institutes and provided them with reach, significance, and invitations to public broadcasting. Leftist parties like the SPD relied on the narrative that the rich did not pay taxes. The envy stirred up by this currently secures their political survival, wrote sparbuchfeinde. #Erbschaftsteuer #Steuern #Ökonomie (translated)
Sparbook enemies wrote that Daniel Stelter presented too many facts this week on Markus Lanz. He said that Stelter would therefore not be invited back to public broadcasting for the foreseeable future. He also suspected that Sandra Maischberger was already working on getting Ruth Moschner and Hape Kerkeling to recontextualize the statements in the coming days. #MarkusLanz #ÖRR #SandraMaischberger (translated)
In the United States, the announcement of the streaming execution of Nidal Hasan, convicted for the murder of 13 people at Fort Hood, marks a new chapter in the horror of the death penalty, evoking a dual reaction of brutalization and terror in society. #PenaDiMorte #DirittiUmani #AmnestyInternational (translated)
Xian wrote that Turchese's outburst faithfully represented the state of mind of the people regarding the Garlasco case and the horrors that, according to him, were emerging. https://t.co/OmaaiXeag0 #Garlasco #Turchese #statoattuale (translated)
The enemies of the savings book asked whether Daniel Stelter could not be invited to every public broadcasting talk show and referred to him as a voice of reason as well as an economic fact-checker in real-time. #ÖffentlichRechtlicherRundfunk #Talkshow #Vernunft (translated)
The author wrote that Germany has the most expensive and one of the most CO₂-intensive electricity generations in the EU after the energy transition. According to him, a new study shows that the recommissioning of nuclear power plants would significantly improve both values. He also expressed the suspicion that the public broadcasting service would not report on this. https://t.co/gBZ649wCla #Energiewende #Kernkraft #Umweltschutz #DE #EU (translated)
The Sparbuchfeinde wrote that WDR has 4,100 employees and the personnel costs amount to 121,951 euros per person. The salary structures at public broadcasting are completely decoupled from the normal labor market. #ÖRR #Gehaltsstrukturen #Arbeitsmarkt (translated)
The author defined October 7 as a "terrible paradox," claiming that horror had become a political banner. He also shared an article stating that the secret vote on the electoral law had been rejected and Meloni's majority had held. https://t.co/9ONyVLR20F #Politica #Italia #Democrazia #IT (translated)
Roberta Vita, head of the fire department in Linate, recalls the horrible airplane accident of October 8, 2001, describing the dramatic scenes of children hugging their parents and the exhausting work to recover the bodies from the wreckage, an experience that deeply marked her so much that she has not taken a plane since then. #IncidenteAeronautico #Linate2001 #VigiliDelFuoco (translated)
Baha wrote that he now expects massive support for a relativization of the alliance in public broadcasting and in left-wing media. He called the comparison with the handling of the AfD and the demand not to make the same mistake again the most absurd argument. #ÖRR #Medien #Bundespolitik (translated)
The author condemned the massacre of October 7 and urged not to forget the others, stating that history should be told in its entirety. (translated)
A windfall for Junts: party leader Sílvia Orriols has already indicated that Aliança Catalana will not participate in the upcoming elections for the Spanish parliament. #Puigdemont #Catalonië #Amnestie (translated)
Lana del Rey wrote that, while recognizing that her observation might seem outdated, she believed that more and more bad behaviors were being justified by the need to protect one's mental health. She added that she also had to take care of herself, but that did not mean she behaved horribly. #SaluteMentale #Comportamento #Società (translated)
The author wrote that on October 7 he remembered the more than 1,200 people, including men, women, and innocent children, who he believed had been massacred by Hamas. He added that one could not celebrate those who had carried out the massacre and defined it as a "twisting of meaning" to call it resistance. #memoria #giustizia #pace #IL #PS (translated)
Sofia Ventura wrote that those who introduced a "but" when speaking about October 7 had already justified the horror and, in her opinion, had taken a stance on her side. #7ottobre #Giustificazione #Orrore (translated)
The author recalled that, three years after October 7th, the pain continued to have names, faces, and stories, and that those horrors should not be erased from memory. He condemned the massacre of civilians, specifying that it should not become a justification for the slaughter in Gaza. #7ottobre https://t.co/gCwUMDbyuu #memoria #giustizia #civili #IL #PS (translated)
Riccardo Cucchi wrote that the massacre by Hamas, which he described as terrifying, could not justify what he called genocide in Gaza nor the horrors in the West Bank. He added that he was on the side of the victims, whether Israeli or Palestinian. The post included the hashtag #7ottobre. #7ottobre #Hamas #genocidio #Gaza (translated)
