Not entirely correct. It’s in line of sight so of course you can consume inside your house or your backyard if that can’t be seen from the spot it’s supposed to protect.

So, who are they sending? Ness and Stilla?

Ah yes, the Ukrainian Nazis trope.

Just so that people don’t have to check by themselves: this “newspaper” used to be the official newspaper of the youth movement of the GDR. I’m smelling very close connections to Russia.

Edit: and here we go

“Showing solidarity with the local population instead of just talking about it - with this goal a group of left-wing politicians wanted to set off for Ukraine on Thursday. After Gregor Gysi’s visit, it would be the first visit by a left-wing delegation since the Russian attack almost six months ago. The small delegation led by party leader Janine Wissler wanted to get a picture of the destroyed Irpin, visit the Babyn Yar memorial, and meet trade unionists and allies in Kiev and Lviv. Unfortunately all these details, including the travel period and the names of all fellow travelers, had already been published ten days earlier by the daily newspaper Junge Welt. It is unclear who leaked the information to the Marxist battle paper. But there is suspicion: the whistleblowers were not interested in public relations, but rather in preventing the trip. That’s exactly what happened. The party-affiliated Rosa Luxemburg Foundation, which organized the trip and made the appointments with the partners in Ukraine, canceled the visit last Friday.”

Original source https://taz.de/Junge-Welt-veroeffentlicht-Reisedaten/!5871975/

Actually, it’s because police estimates are the number of people being there at the same time while organizers count people being there at all, so both numbers can be correct. Also, police said making an estimate was difficult because of the masses of people.

Not a fan of the police in general but no need to invent reasons either.

Yeah, well, maybe he should have thought about that before murdering so many people. I’m quite fine with that kind of torture, in fact, I think he’s living in pretty good conditions.

In Hamburg they’ve been banned for over a week now and still are until Sunday at least (and I’m sure they’ll keep going)

While you are correct in the fact that the denazification process was mostly a joke you should still try to do some maths here. Someone who was at least 20 at the end of the Hitler regime (in order to be part of the party etc.) in 1945 would be at least 96 today. Our politicians are old, yes, but they’re not that old.