Vielleicht hätte Stephan Kühn, Dresdens zuständiger, um nicht zu sagen: politisch Verantwortlicher, seinen Fokus mehr auf sein "Fachgebiet" richten sollen.
Immerhin wurde die Tage ein Mann verurteilt, der ihn einen "grünen Faschisten" schimpfte.
Man könnte letzteres wohl als Pyrrhussieg bezeichnen, oder?
Vielleicht hätte Stephan Kühn, Dresdens zuständiger, um nicht zu sagen: politisch Verantwortlicher, seinen Fokus mehr auf sein "Fachgebiet" richten sollen.
Immerhin wurde die Tage ein Mann verurteilt, der ihn einen "grünen Faschisten" schimpfte.
Man könnte letzteres wohl als Pyrrhussieg bezeichnen, oder?
BY Fidels Recherchen - Lokaljournalismus aus Dresden
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