He talks the best stuff, his arguments are often strange and he cuts a miserable figure in overcoming the Reichelt scandal: As president of the publishers’ association, Mathias Döpfner has become intolerable.
Imagine Hildegard Müller, President of the Association of the German Automobile Industry, privately gossiping about German cars as better Trabis, mocking seatbelts and airbags and celebrating the frontal crash as the ideal purpose of every car trip. Imagine if the national coach would revile the German footballers who were addicted to heroin and Korruptniks instead No limit wrestling recommend. Imagine that an email from the head of Lufthansa becomes public, in which he explains that flying is the greatest fraud, and that anyone who gets on board is tired of life. In such a case, these people would be out of their jobs the same day, fired to the applause of image. This rule does not seem to apply to the President of the Federal Association of Digital Publishers and Newspaper Publishers in Germany (BDZV). Mathias Döpfner talks the best stuff and still remains the representative of a media culture that is very self-conscious on festive days.