Udo Bönstrup

Udo Bönstrup wrote that Julia Pfricke had dissuaded Ulrich Siegmund from his previous political orientation after intensive discussions. Siegmund reflected on his perceived male privileges, questioned patriarchy, and fundamentally reconsidered his political stance. As a common goal, Bönstrup mentioned that Ulrike would become the first intersectional feminist minister president of Saxony-Anhalt in December. As planned first actions, he listed mandatory pronoun training, free cargo bikes for FLINTA* individuals, and a consistent de-patriarchalization of the state. #Feminismus #Gleichberechtigung #Transrechte (translated)

Udo Bönstrup wrote that Europe had justified for years that it needed these people, claiming they took on jobs for which supposedly no one could be found locally. He described the situation in France as increasingly burdensome for the welfare state and accused a generation of lacking respect for the country. He also referenced scenes where a firefighter fought for his life while bystanders filmed and laughed. Germany is observing closely what is going wrong in France, Bönstrup wrote ironically, only to later follow the same path and be surprised afterward. #Europa #Sozialstaat #Gesellschaft (translated)