The racist video has been deleted again «kleinzeitung.at

A video in which the FPÖ addresses the issue of social abuse by taking the example of the electronic map has caused outrage of the day due to the use of racist clichés. In the evening, the FPÖ took the video on the net.

8:38 pm, November 13, 2018

While the government on Tuesday called for a hate summit in the Federal Chancellery network, the FPÖ has posted a video on Facebook, which maintains racist stereotypes. This illustrates the misuse of the electronic card by an "Ali" wearing a fez. Even the president of the Vienna club Free Heath, Johann Gudenus, shared the video on his page.

Ali says he wants to get into the movie with his cousin Mustafa's "whitened teeth" electronic card, they say. It fails, however, because the electronic card will be equipped with a photo in the future. "No luck, Ali, it's now a goodbye to social abuse," reads the FPÖ commentary in the video, which was quickly criticized by the competition on the Net.

"It is good that the FPÖ and Minister Hartinger-Klein, on the occasion of the summit against" hatred in the network ", provide illustrative examples," said NEOS.

Also moderator ZIB Armin Wolf find clear words on Twitter. "Against open xenophobia and racism on the Net, Klarnamen seems to help so little," said the presenter of the ORF.

In the evening, the video was removed from the net. At the FPÖ headquarters, the emergency brake was fired at the request of the party leader. At the video says Christian Hafenecker "This was put online by a communication problem without me having seen it before." "I would not have put this online." After reading the short film, the clip was removed from the network because he thought "it could have been different". "Where many people work, mistakes are sometimes made," said the Secretary General.

"Net Infant Populism"

The Styrian State Councilor of the ÖVP, Christopher Drexler, speaks of the FPÖ's "net childish populism", which he is stunned. Drexler is also outraged because he asked for a photo on the e-map last summer, for reasons other than allegations of widespread abuse committed by the FPÖ (people previously had to carry a photo identity with the electronic card). in the future, the electronic card will suffice). That the FPÖ launched the video just the day of the summit against hate in the network, speaks for itself.

"FPÖ is not part of the solution, but the problem"

For other SOS human beings, the video leads the government's summit against hatred in the network in a completely absurd way. "Those who hate voting can not be part of the solution against hate in the network, but are part of the problem," he said. Alexander Pollak, Spokesman of the SOS man.

The FPÖ Facebook video on the racist cliché about e-cards now raises a parliamentary question and a presentation of the facts of the opposition. NEOS turns to the Vienna accusation for suspicion of incitement to hatred, asks for the list of mushrooms in a petition to the Minister of Social Affairs Beate Hartinger-Klein (FPÖ) about their involvement in video information.

Suspicions of hate speech

The presentation of the facts of NEOS is based on the suspicion of incitement (Article 283 of the Penal Code) and is directed against the FPÖ's parliamentary club, its president, Johann Gudenus, president of the club, as well as against the FPÖ and its party leader, Heinz-Christian Strache. It is suspected that "a group of people defined according to the criteria of descent or of regional or ethnic origin, as well as of religion, has been abused in a manner likely to despise or denigrate this group in the public opinion "in the factual presentation.

spokesperson NEOS Justice Irmgard Griss in a statement to the APA: "The same day the government holds a summit against hate in the network, the FPÖ publishes a racist and xenophobic video that is more than cynical.In a civilized state, the video proves that the hidden picture indexing the family allowance is not an "unfortunate isolated case". "And it was" totally incomprehensible that the ÖVP remains silent for a while ". Chief ÖVP Sebastian Kurz allow the FPÖ to "play against each other and make certain groups despicable".

List of social media with mushrooms Daniela HolzingeIn turn, in a parliamentary question, he addresses the Minister of Social Affairs, who is interviewed in the aforementioned video spot. Among other things, Holzinger would like to know from the head of the department whether, when she made her statement to FPÖ-TV, she knew in what context it should be used. "Did you know the script of the video?", So that's the question of the deputies.

In addition, the list of mushrooms also wants to know how many cases of abuse related to the previous electronic map are known to the Ministry and what is the total amount of damage caused by this misuse. It is also asked if the Social Minister Beate Hartinger-Klein the video "of form and / or content" was discussed with Chancellor Kurz or with the Federal Chancellery.

In the meantime, the video of the FPÖ was criticized by a colleague of the NGO SOS: "The Hetzvideo on the electronic map, released today by the Social Democrat Beate Hartinger-Klein, directs the top of the government against hatred on the Internet Absurdum: Who goes with hate votes can not be part of the solution against hatred in the network, but is part of the problem, "said Alexander Pollak, speaker of SOS, in A program.