Autos verbieten

Gestern abend gab es mal wieder einen innovativen Raubzug zur Umverteilung von Kapital in Form von Juwelen, bei uns um die Ecke in der Rankestraße. Mit dem Auto ins Schaufenster und ab dafür. Simpel, aber erfolgreich. Interessiert mich aber eigentlich auch gar nicht.

Was aber auffällig ist - in den letzten Jahren hat die Verwendung des Autos als Waffe zugenommen. Im Straßenverkehr war es schon immer eine Waffe, gegen Fußgänger, Radfahrer und andere Autofahrer, aber das ist ja so gewollt und §1 des bayrischen Grundgesetzes. Es wird aber vor allem als Waffe für Einbrüche (allein am Ku'Damm mehrere) und Terroranschläge benutzt, auch im Ausland. Was daraus folgt ist klar, es ist mit derselben Konsequenz wie bei Flüssigkeiten im Flugzeug zu handeln: Autos müssen verboten werden bzw. sind nur noch zu bestimmten Zwecken erlaubt, in Städten gar nicht mehr. So einfach ist das. Jeder Autofahrer ist ein potenzieller Attentäter und Dieb und muss auch als solcher überwacht und behandelt werden. Jeden Tag 16 Stunden "Achtung Kontrolle" auf Kabel Eins und auf 24/7 auf Phoenix. Einsatz der Bundeswehr im Inneren gegen Autofahrer, Internierung aller Automanager in Kamchatka.

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