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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Yes, but we started with Trident. We don't want to take the events of the first weeks of the new year individually. Also because we believe that so much is happening. So take Greenland, take the Gulf of Mexico. So this Trump shit, I have my feeling during the election, I also said back then, Ey, I don't think that was intentional. They just want it that way.
And we have to make sure that we focus on ourselves and on the design possibilities that we have. And unfortunately, we have to assume that other people have different views than we do here in Europe and in Germany. And I have a bit of a feeling that we obviously have to get our own shit together. Because you can't rely on social networks from America
have the same interests as we do in Europe, or our interests are so... Of course not. ...so deep that it's somehow cool for us, because obviously it's not cool for us.
That means we have to learn to say yes and say no and still stay in conversation, which is totally difficult, and not just so globally, but I also notice that in... You tried to annoy me here with this cancelled broadcast before Christmas and somehow addressed it like that, but... I didn't want to annoy you.
No, but you mentioned it in the show, but these are of course things that we, um, not set aside, it's not here, but we have, there was a dissent between, which by the way happens quite often, between the sender and the editorial office. And then it will... I only happened to notice that by chance through some headline.
Now, in the new year, you didn't get it anymore because you switched off Instagram. But such fights and such confrontations, which shouldn't be confrontational at all, but maybe not even quarrels, but they're just not even fights, but they're confrontations and challenges that you have with someone, who might one day become a neighbor or a neighbor again, argumentatively. You can't escape that.
You have to... Man muss sich da hinstellen und das dann machen. Und an die Kämpfe auch kämpfen. Sowohl im juristischen als auch im politischen. Man muss sich trauen, Nein zu sagen mit guten Gründen und das Nein dann aushalten und verteidigen. Und zu gucken, dass man trotzdem danach mit dem Gegenüber has a level on which you can continue to live with each other.
But I have, I have, watch out, it was against again, it was against again. So you can say against fascism is totally easy, because no one knows exactly what that means.
But against fascism was last year in January, where I also ran around on two demos and we all demonstrated and what happened after that, exactly zero. Because maybe that's, maybe that's the approach to say, we're not against something, but we're looking for something for what we are. For what we are, of course. And not something like that,
wide as to say we are for democracy, because that can also be said by the last fascist, I am for democracy, because then my party will be elected, the fascist party, and then we will create democracy, because that's why we are fascists for democracy, because democracy supposedly makes it easy for such people to come to power.
But to be for something means not only to speak out for it, but to speak out for the word and the thought And that means personal use. And that can be by using yourself in your area, in the social, in the small. But it can also be by getting strong for institutions or starting to engage. And in very specific things.
And I think that, maybe it's that, that you no longer have to say you are against something, but we try to find out what we are for this year. I think it's also very important to say that we are against something.
But it will always be good when people who are in different positions look in one direction. So imagine, you are in a row with people, they are all in different positions, by all means from left to right. But they all look at a light point in the distance and walk towards it. Then the way is ... den sie nehmen, ein unterschiedlicher.
Und die Perspektiven sind unterschiedliche, aber die Richtung ist die gleiche. Und sowas zu finden, ist, glaube ich, vielleicht eine politische Herausforderung. Das gilt es vielleicht für 2025 zu finden. Ja, aber was könnte das sein, zu sagen, ich bin für Demokratie? Da weiß ja keiner, was das bedeutet. Das muss ja eher sowas sein wie...
So now a very big step, to be brave, something like, for example, I want a strong regulation of social networks in the European Union. I want them to get absolutely no foot on the ground, that the publishers are protected, who run media houses and newspapers with responsibility, even right-wing publishers.
Or for my part, let's include the fucking Fick Springer Publishers, who still have editorial offices and even if you don't agree with them, As far as the political orientation or the procedure is concerned. But there are control structures, people who take care of content. That doesn't exist with Facebook, obviously. That doesn't exist with X either. And in social networks. No responsibility.
And it's just content made by other people for money. And if you say, we want publishing shares.
He really bought the thing to own it completely and use it as a propaganda instrument against liberal democracy, which for...
wankers in the blue premium group in the Springer publishing house, of course, have been doing this for years, as if it were the way to a better democracy, if you follow it.
But I also think something like that now, what was somehow on election recommendations in the world before Christmas, suddenly there will be, there will be the right, there will be right-wing extremist election recommendations printed by former bourgeois newspapers. Could it possibly be that it was all just a strategy for years to really just bring right-wing extremists to power, because it
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