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We have reached the end of the internet.
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The place where the cat licks its own tail,
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Today they are adorned like a phenomenon that shouldn't actually exist.
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A reaction to a reaction to a reaction.
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A closed cycle of vanity and greed,
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In which the original has long since been lost.
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Frank Rechne Papmaren diagnosed
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and discovers a self-proclaimed leader,
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For a deckpack nothing about it is real, but everything about it is sellable.
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Welcome to the echo chamber of insignificance.
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Welcome to Lautfunk.
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A commentary by Sascha Machen.
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We need to talk about the room where the echo is louder than the call.
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We are now at the end of a food chain on the Internet.
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We analyze a video that is a reaction to a video that is in turn a reaction.
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It was on a video.
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A closed cycle of insignificance.
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A paper toumbouli of sickened vanity, kitchen psychology, and the craving for attention.
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The progratonists.
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Frank the Cynic.
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of feelings converted into euros, Mare, pathologist who interprets contradictions as a symptom and Alex
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Petrovic, who was first the leader and has now found Jesus. We look at the terms,
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how racism, trauma and morality are forged into weapons in a war that is actually
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It's all about nix. Loudspeaker radio. Analysis with attitude. Without pity. Without a filter.
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The Accountant of Pain. Let's start with Frank from the TV Chest.
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Frank is a man for the cold facts in this world full of hot tears. He
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Looks at the drama between Alex and Vanessa and makes no emotional diagnoses. He makes
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a cost-benefit statement. His suspicions are as simple as they are devastating. Were the two
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Maybe separated before the show? For Frank, the tearful finale is transformed
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by the campfire thus from a human drama into a brilliant spectacle. His proof is the
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economic reality. Vanessa moves into the next format right after this alleged trauma.
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Prominently separated. Frank comments on this with a brutal sobriety.
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You just take the ashes with you so fast. He asks, why do you do this to yourself,
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What if the pain is real? Why do you fly to South Africa to be locked up with your ex for weeks?
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To be? The answer it implies is devastating because the pain is a product
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Screen time is the currency. He mocks Alex, who stages himself as a masculine man,
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as a howl that creeps in as soon as the cameras are off. Frank is unmasked
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The discrepancy between self-image and reality. The man who wants to lead spits champagne on
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Women and publicly complain about his fiancé's sex life.
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It's not a tragedy for Frank, it's a bad performance for Frank.
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The Dictatorship of Therapy
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Performance by Maren
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Maren does not respond to Frank's cynicism with arguments, she responds with a diagnosis.
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She incapacitates him through care. She says Frank doesn't have a plan.
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toxic relationships. She doesn't mean that bad, no, she attests to them a healthy educational scheme.
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That's the most perfidious rhetorical trick in this debate, in which she considers Frank healthy.
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At the same time, she denies him the ability to assess the situation.
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For someone like Frank, according to Maren, this is all Bohemian villages. It builds a complex
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psychological construct. Traumabodding, emotional dependence, the inability to
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to loosen up. She even goes so far, the gut feeling of the famous butterflies
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reinterpretation. Perhaps these butterflies are not love at all, but the soul that preserves them.
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will. This is almost poetic, but it serves a hard purpose. It immunizes Vanessa against any
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Criticism. Every rational question from Frank, "Why haven't you parted ways for a long time? Why
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Didn't you understand how he ticks?" bounces off this wall of psychology.
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Asked has no idea, desperately pursues perpetrator-victim conversion.
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"Marin raises victim status to inviolability".
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Logic has a house ban here.
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The inflation of morality.
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And then we reach the low point.
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The moral short-circuit.
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Amy Russ enters the stage.
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She accuses Vanessa of racism.
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The reason Vanessa called her a blond Chihuahua.
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Amy's reasoning, a masterpiece of twisting.
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If she had said "black dog" to Vanessa, she would have been canceled.
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So "blonde dog" must also be racism.
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She calls for the same outrage for an insult based on hair color as
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for structural discrimination.
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Frank looks at it and shrugs his shoulders. He doesn't see the racism.
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He orders it as "the hein of what it is, an insult. Awful, yes, but racist?
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Here it becomes clear what happens when terms lose their meaning. Racism becomes
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a content module, you throw it into the room to create relevance. It's not about
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Discrimination is about the headline. Amy instrumentalizes the serious accusation,
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to keep a dispute about dog breeds right. And Vanessa, who's staging herself
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At the same time as a happy single lady, while in the background the accusations of
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There are black-headed sayings in the room that sometimes vary in texture, sometimes orally. It is a sell-out of
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Values for a few minutes of attention. The Prophet of Embarrassment. And hovering over everything
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Alex Petrovic. The man who said in a show, "I'm the leader." A phrase that is used in Germany
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Historically, it has a certain level. After his image as an alpha animal in the
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Reality is shattered, keyword champagne spit and wink, he has a new role
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found. He discovered God. In the midst of his darkest pain, Jesus
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Stop found. In keeping with Orthodox Christmas, he now preaches love and forgiveness while
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At the same time, he threatens to unpack completely different things. I choose dignity,
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He said. Frank translates the granios. He shuts up because he keeps his powder dry
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I'd like to see Vanessa get more out of it. Fear of God as a PR strategy, this is the preliminary highlight
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of hypocrisy. The echo of teaching. What's left? A circus in which every clown believes,
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He is the dictator. Frank only sees numbers and forgets the people. Maren only the patient
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Forget the calculation. Emily sees racism where only Bitchfight is. Alex sees himself.
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In the mirror, he thinks he's his own prophet. They react to each other, but they hear each other
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It's not. It is a closed system of noise. A reaction to a reaction to a reaction.
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senseless and superfluous and yet we watch because we are addicted to the upheaval.
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That was Lautfunk. Pathology of Attention. Until next time. Goodbye, Sasha.
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What have we learned today?
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Nothing and that's the problem.
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We watched Frank calculate tears and exchange rates.
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We listened to Maren explain criticism of the disease and we saw,
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Like a man who wanted to lead when only he could pray.
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It's a wasteful game of vanities.
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A reaction to a reaction to a reaction.
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The only winner in this game is the algorithm and the only loser
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We are because we have wasted our time.
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Turn off the screen, go out, look for the real world.
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It's quieter, but at least it's real.
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That was Lautfunk. Bye bye.
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That was funk, bye.
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It was loud by farewell.
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It was loud, bye!
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