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10,000 Euros for Blah-Blah – Dropout Max Schneller from Bad Dürrenberg Continues to Climb the Political Career LadderWhile other young people in Saxony-Anhalt are still properly finishing their apprenticeships, a 17-year-old dropout from Bad Dürrenberg is pocketing 10,000 euros and a glass trophy – for delivering a rebuttal at a Monday demonstration. 
The Holy Rebuttal and the Holy AppearanceIt was Sunday, September 27, 2026. At the IG BAU union conference in Kassel, 17-year-old Max Schneller from Bad Dürrenberg was honored with the Georg Leber Prize for Civic Courage. The prize comes with 10,000 euros. IG BAU's press release proudly announces:“On Sunday, September 27, 17-year-old Max Schneller from Bad Dürrenberg in Saxony-Anhalt received the Georg Leber Prize for Civic Courage at the conference of the Industrial Union of Construction, Agriculture and the Environment (IG BAU) in Kassel. In April 2025, he delivered a courageous rebuttal at a Querdenker demonstration in his hometown, which was recorded without his knowledge and subsequently uploaded to the Telegram channel of the Querdenker group. He was then subjected to a barrage of hate and threatened with violence. Nevertheless, he continues to campaign against fascism, racism and right-wing extremism.”Oh, what a heroic deed! A 15- or 16-year-old at the time (depending on how you count) grabs the open microphone, unleashes a torrent of polished phrases about democracy, diversity and against “the right” – and bam: viral fame, death threats (which, of course, are reported), police protection, an apprenticeship abandoned due to psychological strain… and now the next trophy. The career ladder creaks contentedly beneath his feet. Civic Courage 2026: Standing Up to Those Who Were RightEven in 2026, you can still manage to be showered with medals and cash if you bravely stand up against the “Querdenker” in the spirit of the leaders so many people love. Yes, okay – in many respects, these Querdenker were right. That has since become known through records obtained through legal action, subsequent admissions, and the famous “We didn't know all that much about it back then” moments from those responsible. But who wants to bother with such unpleasant details? It is far more convenient to continue serving up the old narrative: on one side, the courageous young democrat; on the other, the dark forces against which one must “take a stand” – “even in the face of opposition,” as State Minister Natalie Pawlik so aptly put it in her laudatory speech.IG BAU chairman Robert Feiger even worked himself up into a frenzy of enthusiasm: the prize had practically been created specifically for Max Schneller. He exceeded all the criteria. What we need, he said, are lots and lots of Max Schnellers. Especially in Saxony-Anhalt. Of course. Because nothing demonstrates the triumph of reason better than the months-long media and institutional embrace of a teenager who was annoyed by the Monday demonstrators. Apparently, then, the criteria that need to be met are set remarkably low. The Real Heroes of Bad Dürrenberg – or: One Good Deed Too ManyBut wait! Who actually laid the groundwork for this rise? Who gave the young man the stage on which he could spout his platitudes? It was Sabine Saupe and the Monday demonstrators in Bad Dürrenberg – those people who tirelessly take to the streets for peace, freedom and self-determination.Without them, without the open microphone, without the downright impressive tolerance (the Left would probably have chased a “right-winger” away after just a few sentences) with which the demonstrators listened to Max Schneller right to the bitter end while he directed his hollow platitudes against them, Max Schneller would today be merely one of many apprenticeship dropouts. Nothing. Nobody. Just another young man from the Saalekreis district who failed to complete his apprenticeship and now has to deal with filling out Bürgergeld applications. Max Schneller has repeatedly taken aim at Sabine Saupe and the Monday demonstrators. They were and remain the enemy against whom he could make a name for himself. And now that the prizes and the 10,000 euros are rolling in, Ms. Saupe was asked in Bad Dürrenberg whether she was proud of “her” Max. After all, she and the demonstrators were the ones who made this rise possible in the first place. Sabine Saupe remains modest. She does not want to be showered with praise. From her perspective, this was one good deed too many. Perhaps Max Schneller will even receive the Friedländer Prize next – after all, he himself constantly invokes the name of Margot Friedländer in his speeches – and eventually become Federal Chancellor. And yes, he would be absolutely deserving of becoming Federal Chancellor… erm… Wouldn't he? The Sentimental Rise of the Blah-Blah HeroAnd so he continues to climb. From the open microphone in the small town of Bad Dürrenberg, via viral videos, Instagram followers and various awards (GermanDream Award and now Georg Leber) to the glass trophy bearing his likeness and an individual engraving. The political career ladder is polished to a shine, its steps paved with applause and prize money. Apprenticeship? Abandoned. Substance? Secondary. Conviction? Priceless – or perhaps not: worth 10,000 euros after all.One almost has to be grateful to the young man. He relentlessly demonstrates how the system works in 2026: stand up against the wrong people at the right time – even if those “wrong people” were right about many things – and doors will be opened, prizes handed out and the future promised. The elites are happy to adorn themselves with that. The Monday demonstrators gave him the stage. He used it. And now the cash register is ringing. Congratulations to Max Schneller. The 10,000 euros for his blah-blah, much of which he often has the AI formulate for him, are well deserved. The career ladder awaits. And somewhere in Bad Dürrenberg, Sabine Saupe shakes her head and mutters: One good deed too many. Parade for Max SchnellerWait! Stop! Let's pause for a moment. Let's take up an important suggestion and put it into action: Let's organize a parade – in honor of Max, the apprenticeship dropout, Schneller, and his civic courage! There has already been a demonstration against these Querdenker, at which Max and his friends shut themselves off because dialogue, tolerance, diversity… well… apparently aren't quite their thing after all. But a parade – that hasn't happened yet!Author: AI-Translation - АИИ | |
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