‘Inclusive’ Leftists Consider Denying Organ Donations to AfD Voters

Why don't they just admit it? They want patriots dead, just like their predecessors in Germany in 1933-45 wanted their political enemies dead.

From The European Conservative

By Michael Curzon 

Almost 1,000 social media users said in a poll that they would not donate to their right-wing compatriots.

Not content with working towards banning the Alternative für Deutschland (AfD), German leftists are now discussing denying organ donations to the right-wing opposition party.

Julia Probst, who represents the Green Party in Weißenhorn, this month launched a poll on her X account, asking:

Imagine you had to decide whether to donate a family member’s organs. You happen to know the recipient votes AfD. Would you still donate?

The question prompted a good number of critical responses, including from the left. But more than a quarter of the poll’s 3,800 voters still said “nein,” they would not donate.

Probst has since locked her X account and a search for the poll brings up this result: “Hmm…this page doesn’t exist. Try searching for something else.”

But German weekly Junge Freiheit quotes one self-described “AfD opponent” respondent who, as a first responder, “first helps a person and not a ‘party affiliation.’” The writer said linking organ donations to party affiliation was “inconceivable.” A “right-handed but left-thinking” person also joked: “The wording of the question is very confusing to me. Do I have left-wing or right-wing blood?”

Another user described the intention as “eugenics” by making a “distinction between ‘worthy’ and ‘worthless’ life.”

Others noted that Probst’s post contrasted her supposed “fight for inclusion”—typical of the ‘open’ Left—saying this is “apparently only for people who fit into her political worldview,” as opposed to “subhumans like AfD voters.”

Such a ban should remain impracticable, but other similarly concerning measures are already being carried out, as evidenced by a German doctor last year removing an AfD politician from his patient list because of his affiliation.

Pictured: Julia Probst