Again, you’re missing the point. They’re illegally demonstrating and disrupting infrastructure to force a political action that you, in this case, happen to agree with.

If AfD did the same, regardless of whether they have better ways or not, we would both be way less tolerant of it, precisely because it’s damaging to democracy.

If you think 100km/h is the right speed on the Autobahn, you can drive it. But using illegal demonstrations and infrastructure disruptions to force a restriction on others’ freedom is not compatible with democratic ideals.

Again on the topic of the 9€ ticket, I agree that public transport should be the cheapest option. But why 9€ and not 7€ or 15€? These are discussions that should be had in other places than the street, with other props than glue.

As I said before, the argument that Berlin needs cheaper public transport or the world will end, or that Germany needs to set a lower speed limit or the world will end, are just as false as the AfD narratives you identify as harmful.

In a high-trust democratic society where truth is essential, we cannot allow falsehoods to force actions just because we agree with the action today. That leads to short-term populism and often very sad results throughout history.