Lippetal: 800 euro punishment for insult to Strack-Zimmermann!

Lippetal: 800 euro punishment for insult to Strack-Zimmermann!

The social media world stagger! According to a daring remark on the platform X, a user from Lippetal has to dig deep into her pocket. Her comment on Marie-Egnes Strack-Zimmermann, an FDP politician, made high waves: "Devilish, ugly woman". In February of this year, the former member of the Bundestag did not leave this on him and pulled all the registers of the law: civil and criminal law! The user now has to pay a total of 800 euros. A point of view that no one would have expected on the digital extension.

But the background of this explosive story has it all. The Lippeltaler, whose name was not announced, was annoyed by Strack-Zimmermann's iron support for the obligation to vaccinate in the course of Corona pandemic. A point of view that not only sparked an incredible anger, but also caused upset far beyond the healthcare industry. As a result of these decisions, many health employees had to accept professional setbacks, including the user from Lippetal. The ex-politician confronted the allegations with an impressive number of 1,970 ads for supposed insults! An appearance that has washed.

online comments under the magnifying glass

The courtroom in Soest became the setting for a torn drama. The affected person admitted her fault, withdrew from social media and negotiated an out -of -court settlement that she had already cost 400 euros. But that wasn't enough! The rat tail also followed up for them. Another financial aftermath worth 400 euros followed. The decision of the court was founded by "insignificance", but a flawless outcome looks different.

The explosive case shows that politicians like Strack-Zimmermann are not alone when the judiciary is called alone. Single scales also fill the headlines in comparable cases. Prominent names such as Friedrich Merz and Robert Habeck are no strangers. They were also not economical with ads, which in some cases even resulted in house searches. A prime example of this is the raid on a pensioner, whose "weak head" meme became a state complex. Political hostility on the Internet is therefore not an isolated case and are shaking many social structure.