Faeser's understanding of freedom of expression collides with the Basic Law
Federal Minister of the Interior Nancy Faeser spoke at the federal press conference – together with BKA President Holger Münch – when presenting a survey on “Security and crime in Germany” on the fundamental right to freedom of expression in connection with “hate and hate speech” on the Internet.
When the interior minister declares, “we have freedom of expression that ends at the borders where others are affected, are violated”, that means objectifying the subjective. This is not only absurd, but extremely dangerous. If this legal opinion prevails, the way will be paved for arbitrariness against the basic right of freedom of expression and freedom of the press. That would be the victory of “woke” totalitarianism over freedom as defined in the Basic Law and as the SPD interior minister is obliged to safeguard as “constitutional minister”.
If next year, by 2024 at the latest, NGOs in particular can use the Digital Service Act to defame and denounce anyone who thinks differently under the keyword "Hate on the Net", freedom of expression in Germany will end faster than we can think. As the AfD parliamentary group, we continue to fight resolutely for freedom of expression, which is threatened by the establishment of politics, media and NGOs.
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