Last but not least: The trick with the shirt
The Berlin-based Nazi dropout initiative Exit-Deutschland had T-shirts distributed at a right-wing rock festival - with supposedly typical scene imprints.
"Hardcore rebels - national and free" was written on the shirts. A T-shirt to suit the tastes of the festival visitors. Accordingly, the gift was happily accepted. But the joy didn't last long - after the first wash, the garment showed its true colors: "What your T-shirt can do, so can you - We'll help you break free from right-wing extremism" - with Exit's contact details underneath.
Now that's a successful guerrilla action against right-wing extremism - carried out involuntarily and unknowingly by those they want to weaken. So successful that one or two neo-Nazis even felt compelled to praise the action: According to Sueddeutsche.de, a user called "Kahlkopf", for example, wrote in an online forum "Why didn't we think of something like this?" On the one hand, the action was nasty, but on the other hand, you had to laugh about it.
Incidentally, the idea came from an advertiser from Hamburg who - understandably - wishes to remain anonymous.
(Image: Sueddeutsche.de)
