Antimilitarianism – from cradle to the Bahrre

The Bundeswehr advertises young people as rarely before. Manfred Weber (CSU), Chairman of the European People’s Party, says: “We have to unleash a dynamic of the upgrade.” The militarization of civil society is progressing. The declared goal is the “manifold” in all areas of life: from daycare to university, from hospital to waste management. In addition, the artist Günter Wangerin at the Munich Cultural Center Fat Cat made an exhibition: “War -staunch” the discomfort of many people takes up in the face of the “turn of time” and also gives the resistance a voice. The predominant color in it is a stain star from the cradle to the bahr.

People should not only learn to kill, also their own death for “freedom” should be accepted. This is what mainly older men demanded beyond 70 like Joachim Gauck or Joschka Fischer, who never have to go to the military anymore. You call this “generation justice”: work longer, less welfare and pay more when you get sick. Every worker and every cashier should understand that personally has to be done so that the Bundeswehr can buy 35 type F35 35 folding bomber at a unit price of 180 million euros. The military and economic pressure becomes ideological. In the exhibition, a soldier marches to Heinz Rühmann’s song “What is the street for?” With a real Bundeswehr merchandise, it is shown where this country is today. However, the refusal of three Munich tram drivers is also documented, with Bundeswehr advertising through Munich’s streets.

Old Gasteig/Fat Cat, Kellerstraße 8a, Munich. Open daily from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. to 14.9.