Latness after the death of Johannes Hübner: wave of hatred exposed!

The Austrian political room is shaken by an emotional wave after the former FPÖ top politician Johannes Hübner died at the age of 68. While friends and companions of the deceased come together in deep grief, shocking and pious comments were made in the online forum of the "Standard". The FPÖ media spokesman Christian Hafenecker complains that the editorial team converted the article about Hübner's death into a cynical condolence book that became a collection basin for hate comments. "The death of a politician is not treated with respect, but seen as a way to express their aversion," said Hafenecker.

The intelligence of the comments shocked. Users formulated statements such as "The world has certainly not gotten worse with the message" or "Still sparkling wine?". This led Hafeneck to the statement that the “standard” had failed as a self -proclaimed quality medium by creating a forum for such inhumane statements. He also criticized the editor responsible for "hatred online", Sulzbacher, whose platform left the hate messages unhindered. Hafenecker demands an apology from the editorial team of the "Standard" to keep the decency, since the family of the deceased is faced with such comments in their most difficult hour.

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Hafenecker expressed his outrage that the online community of the "Standard" did not be ashamed to bring a wave of hatred about a deceased and his family in such moments of grief and loss. "This is not acceptable! Patriotic and conservative identities are apparently free, himself posthumously," he criticized and clarifies that media reporting is responsible. Dealing with the topics of respect and piety online must be covered, especially when it comes to the dignity of deceased, as the words of Hafenecker clearly illustrate.