The user referred to an essay by Nils Minkmar as fundamental and important. It argues that the republic and its constitution need active advocates who defend against attacks, keep opponents at a distance, and open future perspectives. https://t.co/JL3H5bw1ae #Grundgesetz #Demokratie #Zukunft #DE (translated)
The spokesperson for the firewall victims wrote to Apollo News DE that the Bavarian Constitutional Court has deprived itself of the opportunity to maintain the impression of defending the Basic Law. #Verfassungsrecht #Grundgesetz #Bayern (translated)
Björn Höcke wrote that order must be actively created, while chaos arises on its own. He believes this experience can be transferred from the garden to human communities. The fathers and mothers of the Basic Law intended to establish order and not to promote boundlessness, he explained. In a time when Western culture has become irrational about itself, this must be emphasized repeatedly. Höcke thanked Frank Böckelmann, who made it clear in the current issue of TUMULT that a constitution is not an end in itself. #Ordnung #Gesellschaft #Verfassung (translated)
The author wrote that people with anti-Semitic attitudes, in his opinion, not only violated Article 1 of the Basic Law but also against Germany's historical legitimacy as a state. #Antisemitismus #Deutschland #Grundgesetz #DE (translated)
GFrei.News reported that Tobias Rausch's open letter addressed an important detail of the BMW affair: If BMW withdrew the leasing offer for the position on the day of Rausch's election as President of the State Parliament, this was a message both to the AfD and to the public. GFrei.News regarded this as political discrimination in the sense of the Basic Law and referred to Article 3, Paragraph 3, Sentence 1, as well as Article 33, Paragraphs 2 and 3. The author noted that these constitutional provisions only obligated legislation, executive power, and jurisdiction, as they represent the people's defensive rights against the state. Nevertheless, behavior in accordance with the Basic Law is a benchmark for moral and civic conduct. Measured against this, BMW, in the view of GFrei.News, behaves not only unconstitutionally but also disgracefully. #BMWAffäre #Grundgesetz #PolitischeDiskriminierung (translated)
The post announced a conversation between Dirk Sattelmaier and the constitutional lawyer Prof. Dr. Rupert Scholz. The discussion was to focus on the question of whether a party could be banned due to clear positions on issues such as NATO, the EU, and migration, and whether the Basic Law was increasingly restricting freedom of expression. #Meinungsfreiheit #Grundgesetz #Politik #DE (translated)
Michael Klonovsky wrote that Article 146 of the Basic Law states that it loses its validity if the German people adopt a new constitution by free decision. According to his description, such a constitution could also be based on Sharia; if it is adopted in this way, it would be in accordance with the Basic Law. #Grundgesetz #Verfassung #Scharia (translated)
The account compared the positive feedback that anti-AfD demonstrators received for reading from the Basic Law with the treatment of demonstrators who would have read from the Basic Law during protests against what he referred to as "Corona terror" and who were brutally arrested. Politics in Germany has become a repulsive farce, he wrote. https://t.co/GoO9O3j37D #Grundgesetz #Demonstration #Politik (translated)
Liberty Hannes wrote that the news program appeared in Magdeburg when people read from the Basic Law to demonstrate against the opposition. However, when he and others read from the Basic Law, police acted with body checks and handcuffs, he claimed. He referred to this as the situation. https://t.co/ADkeVS0Vgz #Grundgesetz #Magdeburg #Demonstration (translated)
NIUS wrote that the SPD staged a "Germany drama" with the Basic Law after the election of an AfD state parliamentary president at Bebelplatz. Comparisons to the Nazi regime were also made in the process. https://t.co/H2Wej7S4LL https://t.co/XR6ar8rgR2 #Grundgesetz #Bebelplatz #AfD (translated)
Evi Denz said that she respects people who defend the Constitution when it is under attack. However, she has no respect for those who, in her view, do this out of "gratuitous bravery" because they cannot bear democracy and the loss of their power. https://t.co/D4m32w4Z8T #Demokratie #Grundgesetz #Respekt (translated)
Dr. David Lütke criticized an SPD protest march, which he described as supposedly spontaneous. He wrote that a team from "tagesthemen" had been present by coincidence; afterward, there was a staging with the Basic Law in hand and a skewed rendition of the national anthem. He called the whole thing a pathetic staging. https://t.co/qmjv6yE7lB #Protest #SPD #Grundgesetz (translated)
Dr. David Lütke wrote that 2026 had been described as "very impressive" when demonstrators reading from the Basic Law at protests against the AfD. In 2021, people who read from it during protests against what he called "Corona terror" were brutally arrested. He saw this as a double standard. https://t.co/kkV6mhVYzW #Grundgesetz #Demonstration #Doppelmoral (translated)
The Australian exchange student wrote that Pistorius held a "howling concert against the right" in Berlin, surrounded by camera crews from public broadcasting and SPD parliamentarians holding basic laws in their hands. He also commented that the day was getting better and better. #Berlin #Grundgesetz #Rechtsextremismus (translated)
The author wrote that a new buzzword is being spread: The Federal Constitutional Court should examine a ban procedure against the AfD. However, he only saw this as mere zeal from the political competitors of the AfD and claimed that such an examination procedure does not exist anywhere. He referred to the critics as self-proclaimed defenders of the Basic Law. #Bundesverfassungsgericht #AfD #Grundgesetz #DE (translated)
The author of the article wrote that Hape Kerkeling made an important point about the AfD. According to his presentation, the party never protects people who are affected by hate speech, slander, or threats from its supporters. Therefore, it does not stand on the ground of the Basic Law, according to the author. https://t.co/H1G4LBLZat #AfD #Hassrede #Grundgesetz #DE (translated)
The author referred to Article 1 of the Basic Law and wrote that the proposal of the Herrenchiemsee Convention from 1948 had described the state as serving the people, not the other way around. He described this sentence as clearly better. Moreover, he wrote that Theodor Heuss had been fundamentally wrong, but left the thought unfinished. #Grundgesetz #Menschenrechte #Demokratie #DE (translated)
The author accused Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier of terminating the remaining independence of the Federal Constitutional Court. As evidence, he referred to Steinmeier's statement that judges could not be neutral when it comes to the violation of the Basic Law. #Bundesverfassungsgericht #Rechtsstaat #Grundgesetz #DE (translated)
The author wrote that the Basic Law provides for parties to participate in the formation of political will. However, these parties have understood Article 21 as a mandate to appropriate the state for themselves. In his view, the sentence could also be read differently: parties belong to democracy. #Demokratie #Politik #Grundgesetz #DE (translated)
The shadow maker expressed his anger about the annual protests and unrest in France, which, according to his representation, involve foreigners, locals, students, and farmers. He wrote that the state must choose a side and definitively crush the other. The idea that demonstration chaos is part of France can be ended, he stated; France will likely not remain in this condition until the year 8457. Therefore, a change could already begin today, he wrote, referring this also to the constitution and other areas. #Frankreich #Proteste #Unruhen (translated)
