Violence
against Police
AfD
Kompakt, July 20, 2020
[Tino Chrupalla is a national chairman of the
Alternative für Deutschland and an AfD Bundestag member from the eastern German
state of Saxony.]
What
took place in Stuttgart a few weeks ago and now continues in Frankfurt must be
seen as an intensification of rebellion against the Germans [Verschärfung des Aufbegehrens gegen die
Deutschen], for whom the police stand in the streets as proxies. They thus
now become a target of the anger of a dependent, migrant generation who reject
integration into our society.
The
responsibility for these riots is borne by those politicians and those in the
media who in recent years have pandered to an uncontrolled, mass immigration and
who attempt to put off an honest description of certain groups of perpetrators.
In Stuttgart and Frankfurt, the “Party Scene” is not escalating; here, young
men test out how much violence they can commit against the German police
without being punished. That these violent perpetrators here have plenty of
leeway is also due to the lack of political support. The constant racism
accusation against the police unleashes against them an applied violence. There
must now be an end to that. The Frankfurt police have already analyzed the
problem with refreshing honesty and must now be able to perform their work. The
necessary consequences are to be rapidly drawn from the occurrences so as to
prevent further violent excesses.
[Translated by Todd Martin]
