Unforgettable: When Kerkeling justifies his move from Berlin to Cologne with the "significantly more homophobic atmosphere" in the capital (and every viewer instinctively knows what the cause is), he becomes aware of the explosive nature of the statement, after which he distracts with a confusing analogy to the 1920s of the last century. (translated)
I really do not want to impose myself. But now that apparently everyone can speak before a state parliament with Ms. Fernandes and Mr. Kerkeling, I would also like to recommend myself for a hearing. Thematically, I am very flexible - I am practically an expert in almost everything (except math). However, I fear that every one of my statements will ultimately end in fundamental criticism of societal issues. I have quite a bit to say. I just want to be heard. Please feel free to contact me. (translated)
Yes, please. The inciter of the people, Hape Kerkeling, may report me... Those who have no idea about freedom of expression law should keep their mouths shut before they embarrass themselves, like @DrHOSP1. You don’t have to be convicted of incitement to hatred to have to be labeled an inciter of the people in a permissible context like here. I never claimed that Hape Kerkeling was convicted of incitement to hatred. However, given that there are really enough "connecting facts" to arrive at the opinion that is also not "concocted out of thin air," that Kerkeling is engaging in incitement to hatred and "Holocaust relativization" here. And the balancing with his general personal rights clearly weighs in my favor. After all, he essentially accuses an opposition party of wanting to establish extermination camps like in the Third Reich, which can certainly be classified under § 130 Abs. 3 Variant 3 of the Penal Code. If Kerkeling files a criminal complaint, then "he" might win before an uninformed magistrate. But such a procedure will certainly not end there. And sooner or later, experienced courts in cases of freedom of expression will come in, who know about freedom of opinion and would rule in my favor. Why has none of these whole inciters of the people dared to report me? Because they know how it ends, in my favor. (translated)
"Everything is possible," the AfD slogan for the election in Saxony-Anhalt, could also mean Buchenwald - we didn't make this up, Hape Kerkeling actually said this in the Thuringian state parliament. What exactly qualifies him to be the key witness for an AfD ban procedure will likely remain a secret forever. Shoemaker, better stick to your lasts. (translated)
Kerkeling also insinuates with this statement that AfD voters knowingly choose National Socialism and thus "facilities" like Buchenwald! At the same time, he relativizes National Socialism! What I think about this, I am not allowed to write here. He has earned my deepest contempt with this! (translated)
Hape Kerkeling advocates in the Thuringian state parliament for a ban on our AfD! Just imagine: We win a democratic election in Saxony-Anhalt with 44%, stand at 40% in Thuringia, and some comedian, who was popular years ago, now wants to simply ban millions of Germans from expressing their opinion? Every day more Germans are now voting for the AfD in light of such arrogance! (translated)
Ich spüre, dass diese Demokratie in Gefahr istDie Verteidigung des Grundgesetzes sei keine Frage von links oder rechts, von Regierung oder Opposition, sagte Kerkeling zu den Abgeordneten. #AfD #Parteiverbot #Demokratie
In a public hearing in the Thuringian state parliament, experts and celebrities, including Hape Kerkeling, discussed a possible ban on the AfD, with Kerkeling strongly advocating for such a measure and warning of the dangers the party poses to democracy. (translated)

Good morning Mr. #Kerkeling. Well intended, poorly spoken and thereby achieving the opposite. You can write, act, entertain. Make a movie, a cabaret program, a book about what moves you. As a moralizing, clumsy-looking political alarmist, you are doing massive harm to the cause that you think you can strengthen. (translated)