Hubert Aiwanger teased climate activists with a photo of the folk festival opening in Nuremberg.
There was a lot of criticism for this on Twitter.
Nuremberg – The Nuremberg Spring Festival was opened on Saturday, April 8th.
Prime Minister Markus Söder (CSU) did not miss this either, as photos on his Instagram account show.
Hubert Aiwanger also spoke up.
Nuremberg Spring Festival: Aiwanger teases climate activists
"Queens at the Nuremberg Fair.
This is #future, not #lastgeneration.
We have to pay more attention to the positive thinkers," he wrote on a photo and used the opening of the Nuremberg folk festival again to tease climate activists.
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Queens at the Nuremberg folk festival.
This is #future, not #lastgeneration.
We need to pay more attention to the positive thinkers.
pic.twitter.com/SLZkIV7dsl
— Hubert Aiwanger (@HubertAiwanger) April 8, 2023
"Kindergarten": Aiwanger receives a strong headwind after the tweet
The reactions to the post are clear: "Hooray, long live Queen Aiwanger.
But seriously, beer white wine whatever queens are the future now??
Hubsi, stop drinking,” someone says.
"Hubsi style.
No positive news without backlashing again in the same sentence.
Kindergarten,” one man commented on the Aiwanger post.
"Oh I see.
Didn't know that positive thinking saves our planet.
Learned something again,” someone writes ironically.
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"Split, split, split.
That is your craft”: Strong criticism of Söder Vice Aiwanger
“Both are future.
It's all too constructed for me to score cheaply with the voters.
Not ministrabel,” someone criticizes Aiwanger, who is not only head of the Free Voters, but also Bavaria’s Economics Minister and Söder’s deputy as Prime Minister.
“You are a master at comparing apples to oranges!
Finest framing.
I am particularly shocked that so far it has been representatives of the right and left camps who need such rhetoric and use it.
A pity," says someone, and another person hands out to Aiwanger: "Split, split, split.
That's your trade."
"It's really a mystery to me how you could become a minister in a federal state like Bavaria.
Or you could say their tweets are satire.
Queens are future... I wish I didn't have to read it," someone wrote.
People who agree with Aiwanger's tweet can only be found occasionally in the comments.
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