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A Strafbefehl for 'Lügenfritz'

'Lügenfritz' earned someone a Strafbefehl. Germany's § 188 — toughened in 2021 to shield leaders from insult — just landed its first conviction: €2000 for calling the Chancellor a name in political protest. But § 188 < Article 5(1): the Basic Law protects free speech as one of democracy's highest goods. You wanna fight? See you in the courts of public opinion — or in LOLLYWOOD.

By Abraham Hdru ·12 June 2026

In Germany, we have the LAW § 188, which was enhanced in 2021, to protect our dear guardians and leaders from being insulted. Recently, the first person got convicted for speaking his mind in a funny way. He called our dear Chancellor Lügenfritz as political protest against his policy. And some fucking lawyers thought it was a good idea to prosecute him, and some lonely judge thought it was a good idea to convict him and make him pay 2000 Euros. Let this sink in: a person commented on our Friedrich Merz’s Facebook, and ended up having to pay 2000 Euros. The fucking audacity!

On a serious note, in our laws we have Article 5 Absatz 1, which supposedly says our freedom of speech is our highest value for our democracy. So, why do our politicians think it is a good idea to supersede their only person over our freedom to speak our mind?

To prove my point:

  • Lying Freddy, lol
  • Fuck this LAW
  • You wanna FIGHT
  • Let’s FIGHT, lol
  • See you in the
  • Courts of PUBLIC Opinion
  • or in LOLLYWOOD

Ps; Der Schatten Kanzler

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