A world without fighters
Taxi The organization «Tixi Transportation Service for People with Disabilities» provides a significant portion of transportation services for people with disabilities in the canton of Zurich. Ruf Lanz is supporting Tixi with a surprising campaign and uses famous examples to show just how bleak the world would be without people who fight for a cause.
Cab The "Tixi Fahrdienst für Menschen mit einer Behinderung" (Tixi transport service for people with disabilities) association provides a significant proportion of the transport services for the disabled in the canton of Zurich. In 2006, Tixi drove 54,792 disabled people. Without financial support from the Canton of Zurich, Tixi will no longer be able to maintain its operations in the long term. This would mean the demise of an institution that has been serving disabled people since 1983. For this reason, the "SOS für Tixi" association launched a cantonal popular initiative at the beginning of December and is fighting for financial support. Incidentally, the canton does not have to spend more money because of this. The money would simply be redirected and distributed differently. Ruf Lanz supports Tixi with a surprising campaign and uses famous examples to show how poor the world would be without fighters. Martin Luther King would only have dreamed of comforts such as a small house with a swimming pool and garden. And Bob Marley would have sung: "Don't get up, don't stand up: Don't stand up for your rights." A total of four motifs therefore show that it is worth fighting for a good cause.
