Tatort-Star Jan Josef Liefers: Die deutsche Angst vor anderen Meinungen

The fear of dissenting opinions, anger at politics, and a country increasingly divided into opposing camps. Why does Germany seem so irritable right now? Why do so many people feel they can no longer freely express their opinions? And why is distrust of politics, media, and institutions growing? Paul Ronzheimer talks with actor Jan Josef Liefers about the mood in the country, about East and West, about freedom, democracy, and the question of why debates in Germany are becoming increasingly heated. Liefers shares his experiences as a prominent voice in political discussions, about public outrage, and about how the way dissenting opinions are dealt with has changed. Why are so many Germans angry? Is the culture of debate truly in danger? And what happens to a democracy when more and more people feel they would rather remain silent? This conversation with Jan Josef Liefers explores the German fear of differing opinions—and the question of how much conflict a free society must be able to tolerate. -- Paul's official website & forum: https://ronzheimer.tv If you enjoy the podcast, we'd appreciate a like and a subscription!    • RONZHEIMER.   Discuss with Paul, Filipp, and our guests and learn more about the background of the episodes at https://joincampfire.fm/ronzheimer Paul on Instagram:   / paulronzheimer   | Paul on X: https://x.com/ronzheimer Editors: Filipp Piatov and Lieven Jenrich Executive Producer: Daniel van Moll