Jan Böhmermann
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2,587 appearances
16 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2024
last heard Mar 2025
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Mach's wie Olli, lass die Scheiße ganz, genau.
Bin ich am 31. Hamburg, Barclays Arena, kommt alle.
Yes, men, men, men, you have to say that this whole discussion, also this, this, this abominable act in Aschaffenburg, to try to push that into any country of origin, it is at the end and there is Enissa Armani, you really have to say, who really has fire when it comes to politics and really really reached a lot of people in the last few years with stable messages.
Come on, come on, you can say that. That's okay and I think it's totally awesome that people somehow put second-generation immigrants on stage and open their mouths. And she's right, in the end, if you reduce the problem to men, you should talk about it. 99.999% of such perpetrators, also hooligans or some kind of victims.
Oh, that was this Anja Rüssel story. Okay, I'll put it this way.
The Magdeburg-attentive was also obvious, there were thousands of ads against him. Yes, exactly the same.
But to open up this category alone, that this has something to do with the history of migration. There are people who are just mentally ill and it is insanely difficult, because you always have to weigh between the rights of freedom, also from mentally ill people. You can't just preventively lock all people with mental illness away, because in the very few cases such terrible things happen.
Nevertheless, I get it myself as, as, I say ... But if we talk about it in small talk, we make you angry.
This is completely, this is what happens. This is so terrible, so terrible, this is what happens. What should not happen is that there are systems that should take care of such people, that there are systems that should have such people in view, should sanction and that these systems do not work. But that has nothing to do with the origin of these people.
And that there are people who are more susceptible to it because, as you just said, they are traumatized, because they are left alone, because society no longer takes care of social work, because that is no longer so important to each other. That is much more important and is much higher than the origin of such people.
And it is completely right, if people who should have been careful of these people and should have had the perpetrators in view, or that there were ads or hints that were not followed, then you have to look at it the same way as, for 15 fucking years, we say, right-wing extremism is brewing together on the internet, regulates the fascist networks.
And the same people who do not sanction these types, who are not behind it, do not act in such cases either. There are rules for such things, there are possibilities for implementation, and it is a political duty to do that, that these things are implemented. The guy from Magdeburg, Thousands of ads against the guy.
He was openly right-wing, openly spread his madness, openly spoke out about threats of violence. Half a year after his last threat of violence, he did this madness in Magdeburg with so many dead. You would only have to look and act and nobody did it and in Aschaffenburg neither. And it's not a question of, you have completely right, left or right, but it's a question of attention.
In the end, a question of social work, of attention for fellow humans and of consistent implementation of rules that already exist, that only have to be implemented. And now to psychologize and say, all mentally ill must be locked in. Not even that is right, of course not, because the fewest become violent. That's the way it is. The very fewest people become violent who are mentally ill.
Most of them are mentally ill and do not have to be locked in or locked away. That's just the way it is.
But no one is going to participate in the election campaign.
And to accept the simultaneity of things. And you can of course say, I thought it was shit how Inissa Armani went around with Anja Rützel back then. But I can still think it's good that someone in her position uses her position to make people who may otherwise have no contact with self-confident, politically pronounced positions sensitive to it.
And on top of that, a nice line of coke on our asses and a lot of women's hostile jokes. We'll keep working on that.
But I'm interested in it, because you're right, I'm always looking for an original stand-up program where you really look at it and think, wow, that's never been stolen anywhere. That's original, that's thought around the corner and it works. Huh, what's going on here? I mean, Shahraq Shapira, look at his stuff, it's really incredibly funny what he does. Have you seen those things?
No, but you also think Teddy Teclebrand is funny.
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