AfD supporters in Germany should be attacked and people should "vomit in their faces."
"Break down their doors and gates, slap them in the face. Vomit in their faces. I don’t give a sh*t," said public figure Peter Fischer to RTL.
Despite calling for violence against a party and its supporters, the courts say the violent statements from Fischer, the former president of the Eintracht Frankfurt football club, are protected speech.
"The statements made by the accused are [...] considered to be fully covered by the right to freedom of expression under Article 5 of the Basic Law. There is therefore no initial suspicion of public incitement to commit crimes or of incitement to hatred or insult, etc.," said Cologne public prosecutor Ulrich Bremer.
Meanwhile, German citizens are getting their homes raided for "insulting" politicians such as Economic Minister Robert Habeck for merely calling him an "idiot."
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