Hell no!
Goldholz
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The study said that authorities in Germany sought legal action against people who pilloried politicians.
The report made a mention of criminal prosecutions in Germany over memes about politicians, seemingly pointing to the case of an editor of a publication affiliated to the far-right AfD.
Which is not entirely wrong. Case Andi Grote Major of Hamburg and Number 1 Pimmel, PimmelGate. Which is a whole big number about state power abuse and power tripping over months. A real good "wall-head-banging"-story about a politicians hurt fee fees for being called a dick.
Another one always cited is an AfD Guy that, so the story always is told, got a house search due to mocking of Robert Habeck, former Vice-Chanclor and Economic minister as well as leader of the Green Party. How ever he was actually house searched for posting nazi stuff which is against the law.
Despite that i wouldnt call that a decline of internet freedom. Most lawsuits going out due to internet stuff is because that posting really is often anything but "a joke". We are talking death threats, and such a like
The fight against fascism in the civilian population does not
I will never get tired of this!
It needed a while to realise his first name is German
here we go again. God damet!
No no AfD wants him. He is great normalising nazi talk
Merkel sure didnt
We really need to get rid of that veto vote...
Same. Not just a terrorist but a dirty commie (eventhough im not a communist lol)