The Shirt is a print of a cameraman during a winter interview with Wolfgang Schäuble, makes for excitement: The ZDF apologizes for alleged misconduct.
Berlin – In the winter, interview in the ZDF with the President of the Bundestag Wolfgang Schäuble, it should actually go to the sharper tone in the Bundestag. Especially the constant clashes with the AfD were the subject. But to listen to instead of banned Wolfgang schäuble’s words, fell many of the spectators again and again, a t-Shirt with a supposedly extreme left-wing, political Statement of a cameraman in the eye. On the dark long sleeve: “Roar, smash, and away shirt with white lettering”. A picture accompanied the spell is with an outstretched fist.
Actually, the phrase belongs to a song by the punk band Slime. However, ZDF viewers of this knew well, and saw a political Expression. Therefore it rained on Twitter a lot of criticism for the station.
@zdf you serious?@ZDFheute#anti-antifa#antifascist need no one pic.twitter.com/qi9W3WZOg0
— SteMa (@Mac_Steve) 30. December 2018,
ZDF apologizes for Shirt of the camera man
After the many Antifa-accusations that ZDF released the following Statement via Twitter:
(1/2) Our camera people are encouraged to wear dark clothing to work. The camera man was wearing a fan shirt of a punk band, not a political Statement.
— ZDF (@ZDF) 31. December 2018,
Further, the ZDF apologizes and regrets the incident. “Nevertheless, we regret that the print was overlooked and in a was to be seen between the cut in news reporting and short”, a quote from Focus.
Supposedly political Statements are not in the public service seen
ARD also had to remove a Anti-AfD-Sticker in a Polizeiruf – political Statements are not seen at the public-law programs so even.
Other topics, the just heat up the tempers of the incident in Amberg and Bottrop. In Amberg, four asylum seekers, beat up passers-by for no reason. Now Horst Seehofer wants to toughen the laws for asylum seekers. In contrast, the amok is driving a 50-year-old German, who drove in Bottrop and Essen in a crowd of people with asylum seekers. It is now seen as a terrorist attack.
