Ahmad Mansour wrote that for years, dissenting opinions had been classified as right-wing; those who asked questions were treated not as conversation partners but as fascists. When there was a possibility in parliament that votes from the AfD could be cast during a vote, the same voices had warned of a dam break and a possible end of the republic. Mansour pointed out that these people considered themselves antifascists and defenders of democracy. At the same time, they now asked indignantly whether antisemitism on the left, connections to organized clans, and years of ignoring Islamism were really grounds for criticism. He wrote that anyone who criticized the left, according to their portrayal, was not engaging in criticism but conducting a campaign. #Demokratie #Antifaschismus #Meinungsfreiheit (translated)
