After the attack in Munich on February 13, the dead trousers spoke politically on their Instagram channel. They remind you that “anger and fear are not good advisors, we have to keep a clear head.”
To the statement of the dead trousers
To their followers: Inside, they address an appeal that extends over four slides. The dead trousers stand for the fact that the attack should not be a reason for right -wing accommodation. They point out that “the way we do over [brutale Überfälle] discuss, already under strong influence right -wing populist strategies [steht]that are supposed to destabilize and split our country and our society, […].. “
The dead pants are reminiscent of the fact that the fundamental right to AYSL should be a human right. In the same way, they refer to the value of charity. A value that should not be a foreign word in a Christian country, but rather a principle.
Not that they would not be for a differentiated migration policy, “also to protect those who have found their home in Germany and want to live here in peace”. What connection the dead trousers want to represent: violence “play [Rechtsextremen] In the cards if you do not have to take a large position on all the other burning topics that we face as society: climate change, economy, healthcare, education, housing shortage, social justice and integration. “
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Which event do you refer to?
As an opportunity to use their voice, the dead trousers relate to the attack of a 24 -year -old man from Afghanistan on Thursday, February 13th, which drove into a lot of demonstrators in the city center of Munich by car. The demo was organized by the Verdi union, and around 1,500 people took part. Dozens of people were injured, two of them died two days later (February 15) of their injuries.
Who shares the attitude of the dead trousers?
The following day (February 16) there was a meeting of AfD participants in downtown Munich. The “Grandmas against Right Munich” called to protest against the meeting. Because, like the dead trousers, they are committed to ensuring that the crime should not be used for right -wing recovery.
The call of “Grandma’s right against Munich”
Also the family of the two killed a similar attitude: “We would like to confirm that death and loss are not used to fuel hate and to instrumentalize it politically.”