Prison for refusal to vaccinate?
Palmer responds to a Facebook comment, causing a stir
Created: 12/23/2021, 09:21 AM
From: Cindy Boden
Boris Palmer (Greens), Lord Mayor of Tübingen © Markus Ulmer / Imago
Tübingen's Lord Mayor Boris Palmer is always offensive.
A comment from him is currently making the rounds in response to an opponent of vaccinations.
Tübingen - There is still no general compulsory vaccination against the coronavirus, but it could come in 2022.
Many politicians have already spoken out in favor of it - but there are also some skeptics.
There is also disagreement in the German Ethics Council.
One point of criticism raised by opponents: How should this mandatory vaccination work and be implemented?
Much is still very vague.
Health Minister Karl Lauterbach said in an
interview with
Spiegel
some time ago that nobody has to go to prison because of the compulsory vaccination.
But the imposition of fines is inevitable.
A comment by Tübingen's Mayor Boris Palmer (Greens) is now causing a stir - because he suggests a different attitude.
Prison for refusal to vaccinate?
Palmer causes a stir with comment
On Facebook, a user accused Palmer of “totalitarianism” after he demanded an immediate vaccination. From the comment it emerges that the commentator will not be vaccinated. She writes of "prophylactic gene therapy, which you euphemistically call 'vaccination'". They make the one reserved for them available to everyone. Palmer responded directly to the comment, writing, “You are just completely ignorant. For people like you, vaccination must be compulsory. Gladly up to the prison term. "
Bild
already asked Palmer whether it was right to threaten bailiff in order to convince people.
According to the report, he said: “I don't.
I responded to one of the hundreds of comments in which I was defamed either as a green Nazi, a fascist or a new Mengele.
I responded to this demonstrative refusal to take note of every argument in favor of the vaccination with the friendly hint that our legal system also recognizes convulsive detention as an instrument in the event of a persistent refusal to accept obligations. ”His father used this several times to seek fines not to pay.
“I neither threatened nor demanded that”: Palmer on the condemnation comment on Facebook
He also published a post on Facebook with the following words: "Anti-vaccination opponents and AfD supporters accuse me of fascism because I consider mandatory vaccination to be the right thing to do. It is largely clear that it should come. I only demand that it be activated so quickly that it protects us in the fifth wave from an impending disaster in the hospitals. " I neither threatened nor demanded that. That always has to be decided by a court.
Palmer repeatedly draws attention to himself with statements and measures.
For example, he recently encountered resistance with his climate protection projects.
In addition, he should be expelled from his party.
(cibo)
