Anyone who listened carefully during the parliamentary debate on May 26 regarding the riots by right-wing extremist groups, the arsons at asylum seeker centers, and the attack on the D66 party headquarters, heard how violence was normalized once again in the subordinate clause. A democracy that begins to condone violence does not become a different democracy, but ceases to be one. Not with a bang, but sentence by sentence, until no one can point…
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Anyone who listened carefully during the parliamentary debate on May 26 regarding the riots by right-wing extremist groups, the arsons at asylum seeker centers, and the attack on the D66 party headquarters, heard how violence was normalized once again in the subordinate clause. A democracy that begins to condone violence does not become a different democracy, but ceases to be one. Not with a bang, but sentence by sentence, until no one can point…