Cannabis is partially legalized, the basic child welfare bill is criticized, and some want a new public law.
A relationship without children: Christian Lindner and Lisa Paus on basic child support. Federal Press Conference, August 2023 Photo: Florian Gärtner/imago
taz: Mr. Küppersbusch, what was wrong last week?
Friedrich Küppersbusch: Schröder is criticized by Putin for the 80th time.
And what improvement in this?
Schröder is criticized for his 80th birthday due to his schedule.
Marijuana is now legal. How did you celebrate?
I had a lot of secondhand smoke in my nose at a street cafe on Monday. She sent loving thoughts to friends who have been psychotic since high school.
Employees of public broadcasters, among others, have published a “manifesto” in which they advocate the renewal of their employer. Is it a “Flitzpiepen” (MDR waste paper) buzz document or is there more to discover?
Freedom of advertising, disclosure of files, more local journalism, more voice for the audience, less interference from politicians. Own digital platforms independent of the world's ruling oligarchs. I would have signed it immediately if there hadn't been an avalanche of 60s crap like “radio art”, “mostly permanent” jobs or the exclusion of production companies. And again and again the hatred of ratings and reach, which raises the fundamental question: Why do people who despise the masses or, at best, want to lecture them, want to work in the media? At the same time, the “German Television Academy” is drawing up a “roadmap” for a “media convention.” The New German Media Makers and the working group of the editorial committees also participate there, which together should significantly reduce the average profanity coefficient. Towards a necessary dispute about the ÖRR.
Germany will have to answer before the International Court of Justice next week. Nicaragua accuses the federal government of being complicit in genocide with its support for Israel's war in Gaza. Does Olaf Scholz have to go to The Hague soon?
Unlike 72 percent of UN states, Germany has not recognized the Palestinian state under international law. That is why Nicaragua, in diplomatic relations with both countries, can safely be seen as a place for a direct claim by Palestine against us. The International Court of Justice will not rule on the accusation of genocide in the short term, but it derives humanitarian demands from the pending proceedings. Nicaragua's lawsuit seeks to force the Germans to do so. Chancellor Scholz can trust that for him the issue “Palestine” does not legally exist and stay out of it.
Family Minister Lisa Paus' basic child welfare bill is criticized in the coalition: Are 5,000 new civil servant positions demanding too much for our children?
According to the Bundestag Research Service, in 2019 there are “around 150 different measures related to family and marriage” in Germany. And child poverty. Because there are good things behind it, like the blatant injustice that billionaires also receive child benefits, but recipients of citizen benefits do not. That couples without children receive tax advantages, but families without marital shelter do not. And a lot of white ointment, that is, unknown services that are almost never accessed through forms. Who doesn't know about the Hartz child tuition subsidy? Basic child safety will complement this, not eliminate it. Hopefully it will be more digital and understandable. Paus and Lindner could place a monument in the children's room, remove these metastases out of thin air, and create a system that helps children specifically. Instead, the divorced parents, Paus and Lindner, shout venom across the hall. Another relationship that continues without having children.
In the Föderl-Schmid case, the responsible University of Salzburg cannot determine “any relevant scientific misconduct.” Who has to apologize for what now? And he is with them. size Is everything okay again now?
There is no need to add anything more to a matter that consisted in part of life-threatening opinions.
The DB wants to build an S-Bahn route that could damage parts of the Berlin Memorial for the Sinti and Roma. What monument would you like to tear down one day?
As far as I'm concerned, the train can go up and down the Hindenburgstraße in Essen or the Hindenburgdamm to Sylt, as long as it leaves the monument to the victims of its politics alone.
And what are the Borusians doing?
On many bridges in the city, as well as at the stadium, there were banners in honor of the 50th anniversary of the Westfalenstadion. A bad day for a trip aboard the Signal Iduna.