Vienna (OTS) – “’Because of the discussion that was triggered. This means – no discussion would be okay and no degradation. Unfortunately, the attempted apology doesn’t make things better, but rather reinforces the sexist image of women. Where is the Chancellor’s MessageControl?’ These words do not come from a ‘concerned citizen’, but from a tweet by the SPÖ National Council member and mayor Kohlross, who in 2021 called on Efgani Dönmetz to resign after his sexist comments and raised his ‘hypocritical finger’. “Especially the cabbage horse who recently caused a stir with public rape fantasies,” quoted the FPÖ club chairman NAbg. Dr. Dagmar Belakowitsch from a corresponding Twitter tweet.
Kohlross asked the question whether it would not be possible to give the “right to the first night” to the mayor by means of a local council resolution. Even though he has now made it clear that he did not want to offend anyone with this question, Belakowitsch, herself the mother of a teenage daughter, is clear: “The mere thought of it disqualifies my colleague Kollross for any political office. We now live in a country where rapes and murders of women occur on a weekly basis, largely thanks to the resoundingly failed migration policies of the SPÖ and ÖVP. Anyone who jokes about rape in light of these facts proves that they have understood absolutely nothing.”
“Kohlross, reminded of his own demands, should now take his hat off and make his offices available. Maybe there are still successor candidates in the SPÖ who are not involved in an allotment scandal and would be eligible for it,” Belakowitsch called for the MP to resign.
SPÖ leader Babler has been going around the country for weeks and talking about a “reform chancellorship”. Belakowitsch: “It probably won’t work out with the chancellorship, but Kollross’s unpleasant behavior must lead to Babler ensuring that Kollross draws the appropriate conclusions. In view of the serious misconduct of their fellow MP, I miss the outcry of SPÖ women like Eva-Maria Holzleitner or ex-Minister for Women Gabriele Heinisch-Hosek.”
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