A quote that you often read or hear when politically active people speak, on almost every topic, whether against the Gaza war, for a stricter climate policy or now against right-wing extremism, goes back to the writer Rafik Schami: “The The greatest danger to democracy is indifference.” Under this premise, things on German streets currently look relatively harmless for democracy: no indifferent people anywhere, everything is full of people who are angry or worried for one reason or another. Recently, many hundreds of thousands of demonstrators against the right-wing alone took place at the weekend alone. What does that say about the state of the republic and the way politics is done in it?
Protests against the right: Nobody can be indifferent anymore – opinion
