Solidarität statt Hetze

Correctiv's research into the secret meeting between right-wing extremists, CDU and AfD politicians and millionaire donors from the German economy has revealed the immediate threat posed to millions of people by the AfD.

The plans of the AfD, which is polling at over 20%, mean deportation and persecution for many people after they win the elections.

Above all, this threatens groups of people who are already disadvantaged, such as refugees, people with a migration background, Jews, but also people with disabilities, women, trans people, feminists, anti-fascists, trade unionists, journalists and all other people who do not fit into the social model or who oppose it.

The dystopia of such a state can only be implemented with violence and expulsion, which fascists like Björn Höcke describe as "well-tempered cruelty".

For him, it is also clear that "once the time for change has come, we Germans will not do things by halves" and that "we will then lose a few sections of the population that are too weak or unwilling" is also a matter of course for him.

The far-right Identitarian movement has been calling for a crackdown on migrants and people with a migration background for years anyway.

Now they are on the verge of implementing their brutal plans.

Our task as democrats is to counter this!

Solidarity instead of right-wing agitation!

The march starts at 15:30 on Komödienstraße.