Wolfratshausen - In a time of high incidence values, an association is formed that is against Corona resolutions and against vaccinating children.
Due to the persistently high incidence values and the intense workload in hospitals, doctors are sounding the alarm and appealing to be vaccinated against corona.
At the same time, an association has been formed that protests against the Corona resolutions and speaks out against vaccinations for children and adolescents.
The lawyer and golf club operator Josef Hingerl, who was already criticized as an opponent of the Corona measures when he opened the golf course and thus violated the applicable infection protection measures, is behind this association “Children's Rights Now”.
Against corona vaccination of children and adolescents
200 people of all ages have now gathered in front of the Loisachhalle to express their displeasure with the government's Corona resolutions.
The association "Kinderrechte Jetzt" called for it, which strictly rejects a corona vaccination for children and adolescents.
At the rally proclaimed on the occasion of World Children's Day, the association's co-founder Jürgen Müller doubted the informative value of incidences.
"Children are hardly affected by Corona: They have an infection mortality rate of 0.00002 percent - that is less than from influenza or drowning," explained Müller.
Twisting the facts
He considers the current tightening of the measures to be neither legally nor ethically justifiable.
In one sweep, Müller sarcastically accused politicians and media representatives of deliberately twisting the facts, referring to the reports of the high death toll from Bergamo, Italy.
Then Josef Hingerl picked up the microphone: A man who already caused a stir and now described the current Corona measures as a "crime against children".
The militant lawyer denied politicians any life experience.
In addition, Hingerl came out as a vaccination opponent.
"They can vaccinate me when I'm dead," he emphasized.
"Respect for verifiable facts is waning"
It is correct to "worry about whether children should be vaccinated or not," said Dr.
Jörg Lohse, Münsingen family doctor and district corona coordinator, but the critical fact is that respect for verifiable facts is waning.
When it says "Corona is not bad, the hairs on the back of my neck stand up," explains Lohse.
“Skepticism is rational, but emotional, aggressive rejection is not.
The association is a negative phenomenon in the pandemic. ”Lohse suspects that“ in this highly emotional field, children are used in campaigns ”to downplay the disease.
In his view, such actions broke off an important discussion.
He thinks vaccinating children is a parenting decision that should be debated.
Peter Herrmann and Franca Winkler