The fact that among people who describe themselves as “pyromancers” there are occasionally also “pyromaniacs” should not be ruled out here. The FDP politician Wolfgang Kubicki, for example, can be described as a pyromancer because he likes to use blazing metaphors. For example, when he sees “fire under the roof” of other politicians (he sees that quite often). Occasionally the man sets one or the other fire himself, for example during the discussion about the general compulsory vaccination.
Now Kubicki’s Bavarian party friends Martin Hagen and Albert Duin have joined forces with the image-Let the newspaper photographed with fireworks, which you would like to fire again this year at the turn of the year. Despite firecrackers and assembly bans and such. As a small, sympathetic sign for the dear electorate and the local cracker industry.
Duin (according to an FDP press release he and Kubicki brought the town hall Dingolfing “to a boil” on Ash Wednesday) explains next to a photo that shows him with astonishing amounts of private remnants: “They call me a pyromancer.” However, the liberals should also take this into account: in history, people have mostly only been helped by the fire that the gods sent them to earth. For example in a thorn bush. But when someone like Prometheus or Nero began to ignite it himself, it was soon everywhere, as they say in Bavaria, “glowing air”.
In this respect, one would wish at the turn of the year that one or the other finally stopped with the stupid fuss.