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)


