Eternal provocation in the ranks of the Greens has crossed a line, this time separating him from his party forever. “Ago is a bad racist. He has given his n ***** service to women,” she wrote on Facebook – and named only the word mentioned here. He has made a slander in an attempt to protect the freedom of expression of two former national players, Dennis Ago and Jens Lehmann, against their critics.
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Now the two former best athletes are no longer about the right to make mistakes without consequences for themselves. Now it’s about Palmer and the accusation that he published racist statements. If the mayor of Dபிbingen reconsiders that he is now looking for a paradoxical gap, one must answer to him: perhaps, but putting such a sentence into the world without any distant signal like quotation marks is more than negligence. As is well known, there are no dark storage rooms on the internet and they do not light up instantly.
The excitement about this sentence is reasonable. It uses gender positions that are closely intertwined with racism and emerge from colonial contexts. The sexual immorality and intimidation inflicted on the black man is justified for subjugation and enslavement.
So it is understandable that the Greens want to cautiously fall to the top and remove Palmer. Now they have begun a process that could take a long time. Experts in party law point out again and again: Anyone who directs an exclusion must prove that the behavior of the alleged or real culprit has caused particular damage to the party.
In the case of Berlin Social Democrat Thilo Sarraz, only the Social Democrats’ third-party disciplinary procedure led to the waiver.
If the case against Palmer is successful, everyone in his party and in his party will feel sad. They are widespread in green environments. Palmer has often exaggerated identity, but he has also often implemented a goal that only the unreasonable talk about when the wise stop talking about real issues.
In the reactions and self-justifications of the Green politician from Baden-Wூrttemberg, there is unfortunately no indication that he himself may have made a mistake. He now speaks of a recognizable paradox. The resignation of his own office must soon be made by Palmer. He must protect not only his own person, but also the public office he uses as dubbing mayor.
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