Yes, you are right, Monika! The Nazi-topic is still present and part of the power woke people exert over other people. On the other hand: many "normal" people are concerned about the ongoing wokeness and not in line with it. One example: A few days ago, I couldn't get a ticket for a book presentation because it was sold out within minutes. The title of that book: "Der entmündigte Leser", and the author Melanie Möller, a professor of classical philology, fights with her book for the absolute and total freedom of literature. So, it seems that many people totally go along with that book and its author - which is a "Silberstreif am Horizont", isn't it?
Yes, of course, there is a large majority that doesn't want any of this fringe madness. It only gets serious when it becomes enshrined in law, and that is happening not just in Germany but everywhere in the 'liberal' west.
Yes, you are right, Monika! The Nazi-topic is still present and part of the power woke people exert over other people. On the other hand: many "normal" people are concerned about the ongoing wokeness and not in line with it. One example: A few days ago, I couldn't get a ticket for a book presentation because it was sold out within minutes. The title of that book: "Der entmündigte Leser", and the author Melanie Möller, a professor of classical philology, fights with her book for the absolute and total freedom of literature. So, it seems that many people totally go along with that book and its author - which is a "Silberstreif am Horizont", isn't it?
Yes, of course, there is a large majority that doesn't want any of this fringe madness. It only gets serious when it becomes enshrined in law, and that is happening not just in Germany but everywhere in the 'liberal' west.