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 wie ihr wisst ist die Arbeit, die wir machen manchmal etwas heikel und führt auch zu gerichtlichen Auseinandersetzungen, insbesondere mit der AfD und ihrem Vorfeld. Wir wollen unseren Demokratie nicht nur auf den Demos verteidigen, sondern auch vor Gericht. Dazu brauchen wir eure Hilfe, denn das kostet Geld! Wenn ihr uns dabei untersetzen möchtet, hilft uns das sehr. Das gesamte Geld kommt unserer Arbeit zugute, damit wir Anwaltskosten, Gerichtskosten und sonstige Aufwendungen bezahlen können. Den Rest des Geldes werden wir am Ende des Jahres an das „Tagebuch der Gefühle“ spenden. Dieses ehrenamtlich getragene Projekt aus Halle an der Saale organisiert Gedenkstättenfahrten für Kinder aus sozial schwächeren Familien. Wir wollen kämpfen, ihr auch? Ich bedanke mich, bei allen Helfenden! Vielen Dank!
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Kampf für Demokratie, auch vor Gericht!

<div>Hallo, mein Name ist Michaela und ich sammle Spenden für ein Akkordeon. John wurde sein Instrument gestohlen. Er kommt aus Rumänien und liebt die Musik, die ihm durch schwere Zeiten geholfen hat. Vor kurzem wurde ihm leider sein wunderbares Akkordeon gestohlen. Dieses Akkordeon war eins von wenigen Dingen die John aus seiner Heimat mitbringen konnte. Und ausgerechnet dieses Instrument wurde ihm dann gestohlen.
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<div>John ist mit einer wunderbaren Frau verheiratet und hat mit ihr drei bezaubernde Töchter. Die beiden sind so fleißig und trotzdem ist das Leben schwer für sie. Die Kosten die für die Familie anfallen, wachsen den beiden fast über den Kopf, trotzdem tun sie alles für ihre drei Töchter.
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<div>John ist immer fröhlich und versucht seinen Kindern alle Wünsche zu erfüllen, das ist sehr schwer und oft ist es ihm nicht möglich, was ihn sehr traurig macht. Die Musik hat ihm immer geholfen, sein Leben trotzdem zu genießen. Er liebt seine Familie natürlich sehr, aber ich denke das er auch ein bisschen für sich selbst braucht.
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<div>Ich würde ihm so gerne helfen wieder Musik in sein Leben zu bringen, natürlich nicht ganz uneigennützig, er spielt so gut und seine Musik geht unter die Haut.
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<div>Bitte helfen Sie mit und ermöglichen Sie es, John ein neues Akkordeon zu kaufen.
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<div>Ich danke Ihnen vielmals für Ihr Interesse und hoffe auf Ihre Unterstützung.
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<div>Lasst uns gemeinsam Herz zeigen!
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<div>Hallo, ich bin Sascha Pallenberg, Techblogger aus dem Ruhrgebiet und seit 16 Jahren in Taiwan zu Hause. Die Wärme und Herzlichkeit, mit der ich in diesem für mich fremden Land empfangen wurde, hat mich tief geprägt. Sie hat mir nicht nur die Chance gegeben, hier eine neue Heimat und Existenz aufzubauen, sondern auch den Wunsch geweckt, etwas zurückzugeben. Seit vielen Jahren setze ich mich daher aktiv dafür ein, Familien und junge Unternehmer:innen weltweit zu unterstützen.
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<div>Meine alte Heimat Deutschland liegt mir genauso am Herzen wie meine Wahlheimat Taiwan. Und genau deshalb möchte ich beweisen, dass der Spruch „<strong>das Herz am richtigen Fleck haben</strong>“ mehr ist als eine leere Floskel. Es bedeutet, aktiv zu helfen – und nicht nur symbolisch auf einer Spendengala zu glänzen.
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<div>Leider hat <strong>Friedrich Merz</strong>, CDU-Vorsitzender und <strong>Multi-Millionär</strong>, bei der diesjährigen „Ein Herz für Kinder“-Gala ein anderes Bild gezeichnet. Statt eines klaren Zeichens der Solidarität stellte er eine merkwürdige Rechnung auf, die sinngemäß besagt, dass seine Spende von den künftigen Umfragewerten seiner Partei abhängt. Für mich ist das kein Zeichen von Herz, sondern von Kalkül.
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<div>Deshalb starte ich diese GoFundMe-Kampagne zugunsten der <a href="https://www.uno-fluechtlingshilfe.de/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe</a> . Ich möchte zeigen, dass wir gemeinsam so viel mehr erreichen können – unabhängig davon, ob wir Millionäre sind oder nicht. Persönlich spende ich <strong>5.000 Euro</strong>, um ein klares Zeichen zu setzen: Es geht darum, Menschlichkeit zu zeigen und Verantwortung zu übernehmen.
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<div>Bitte helft mit, diese Kampagne zum Erfolg zu machen. Jede Spende zählt – genauso wie eure Unterstützung auf Social Media. Nutzt den Hashtag <strong>#herzstattmerz</strong>, um Aufmerksamkeit für dieses wichtige Thema zu schaffen.
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<div>Gemeinsam können wir zeigen, was es wirklich bedeutet, Herz zu haben. 
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<div>Mensch sein und bleiben! 
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Herz statt Merz - Wir sind mehr!

<div>In the early hours of March 13th, Sarah's world turned upside down. As the bright glare of flames illuminated her bathroom window, she was able to escape safety with her 14-year-old daughter, Josie, and their dog Princess. They escaped the engulfing inferno just in time, but not without losing everything they held dear.
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<div>The fire department's grim assessment confirmed the extent of the devastation: severe structural damage rendered their home uninhabitable, leaving them with nothing but the clothes on their backs. Sarah, a resilient single mother who has always worked tirelessly to provide for her family, now faces the task of rebuilding their lives from scratch.
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<div>From the depths of our hearts, we express our sincerest gratitude for your kindness and solidarity.
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<div>UPDATE: Thank you to everyone who has shown such incredible love and support during this challenging time. Sarah is overwhelmed with tears of gratitude for each and every one of you. Your kindness means more than words can express.
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<div>Dear Friends of Skabooshka (Randeep Hothi):
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<div>I am Lawrence J. Fossi, and wrote at Seeking Alpha under the pseudonym of Montana Skeptic.
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<div>It’s very likely last call on Twitter to raise funds for @skabooshka (Randeep Hothi) in his defamation lawsuit against Elon Musk. Anything you can contribute will be most gratefully received.  A summary of the case follows.
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<div>Hothi is a citizen journalist. His documentation of the construction of the tent in which to build the $TSLA Model 3 cars attracted a wide viewership. His skepticism about Musk’s Full Self-Driving claims was cogent and, obviously, well-founded.
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<div>In April of 2019, Musk caused Tesla to obtain a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) against Hothi for alleged workplace violence. What had Hothi done? He had followed a Tesla test car, which was on the roadways a few days before “Autonomy Day.”
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<div>You remember Autonomy Day, right? The one where Musk promised a million robotaxis on the roads by the end of 2020? And said your Tesla would make money for you while you slept?
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<div>Hothi vigorously denied Tesla’s accusations. And, guess what: Tesla had numerous video &amp; audio recordings that could prove whether Tesla was telling the truth.
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<div>Hothi sought those recordings in advance of the injunction hearing. Tesla pitched a fit, urging and re-urging to the Court that no discovery is allowed under California’s workplace violence statute.
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<div>The courageous CA Superior Court Judge, Jeffrey Bland, saw it otherwise. Here was evidence that, according to Tesla, would prove its case. He ordered Tesla to produce it. Then ordered it again after Tesla begged him to change his mind.
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<div>What did Tesla do? Drop the case. Crawl away. Pretending it was doing so to protect the privacy of its employees. That was a lie. We already had offered to protect any truly private information.
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<div>What could Hothi do? Any social media search of his name turned up Tesla’s lurid accusations. He had been viciously attacked by Musk acolytes. Some of them had tried to get the university where he was engaged in graduate studies to expel him.
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<div>He could do nothing. Tesla made its false accusations in legal pleadings. Under well-settled law, pleadings are “privileged” from any defamation attack.
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<div>But then Elon Musk, adored by so many, followed on Twitter by millions, in a widely publicized email exchange accused Hothi of having “actively harassed” and “almost killed” Tesla employees. Criminal acts under California law.
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<div>Hothi sued for defamation. Just publicly apologize, he told Musk, and I’ll drop the suit. No money paid, no questions asked. Musk’s answer? Silence.
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<div>Then, a so-called anti-SLAPP motion, arguing that Hothi was interfering with his crucial free speech rights in matters of public importance. Intense (and expensive) briefing followed.
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<div>No, said the Honorable Julia Spain of the trial court. Moreover, it appears Hothi has a case that you not only defamed him, but acting with malice in doing so.
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<div>Now, we are back in the trial court. In August, we sought production of the audio &amp; video recordings in question. What we got instead were absurd blanket objections to very single production request and every single interrogatory.
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<div>And now, Musk wants to change lawyers. He wants his “hardcore litigators” in-house at Tesla to represent him. You can imagine how independent they will be. Whatever Musk demands in terms of delay and obfuscation, Musk will get.
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<div>So, we will have difficult (and expensive) discovery battles. We need your help. We need your contribution. Any amount helps.
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<div>I am working “pro bono” (for free) on the case. However, we must pay our (magnificent) California lawyer, just as we had to pay our talented appellate lawyer who assisted with the anti-SLAPP appeal.
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<div>In 2019, you rallied to Skabooshka (Randeep Hothi), a longtime Tesla critic, and raised $118,538 after Tesla sued him alleging workplace violence. Randeep prevailed in that battle, was then smeared by Elon Musk, and sued Musk for defamation. I write to ask for your support in pursuing the defamation claim.
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<div>As many of you will remember, in the 2019 lawsuit, Tesla – with no notice to Randeep – obtained a temporary restraining order by making various sensational accusations. Thanks to your help, Randeep was able to secure capable California legal counsel.
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<div>Randeep vigorously denied Tesla’s accusations. In preparing for the evidentiary hearing to determine whether Tesla could obtain the injunction it sought, Randeep persuaded the Court to require Tesla to produce video recordings of the events about which Tesla was complaining. Forced to “put up or shut up,” Tesla immediately dropped its lawsuit.
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<div>After Tesla dropped its suit, Tesla’s CEO, Elon Musk, in a widely-publicized email exchange, accused Randeep of criminal behavior, including “almost killing” several Tesla employees. Hoping to clear his name from the vicious and well-publicized smears, Randeep filed the defamation action.
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<div>As detailed below, we recently won a crucial first battle when the Court denied Musk’s motion to dismiss the lawsuit. The Court ruled that Musk’s accusations are not protected by the First Amendment, and determined that Randeep has demonstrated a probability he can succeed on the merits of his claim. Musk is now appealing this decision.
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<div>I am asking you to lend your financial support in our fight against Musk. Even though I am not billing Randeep for my time, my capable co-counsel understandably is doing so. We have exhausted all the funds from the last fund-raising effort, have unpaid legal bills totaling approximately $10,000, and face substantial additional expense in defending against the appeal.
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<div>Randeep himself, who has modest means, is contributing $5,000 to the cause. But we need much more.
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<div>This is a David v. Goliath battle. We are up against one of the wealthiest men in the world, who is defended by a phalanx of big firm lawyers using every tool at their disposal to make the case more expensive.
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<div>Randeep is not a famous man. He will never host Saturday Night Live. He will never be a multi-billionaire or a charismatic cult figure. He will never have the power to move markets in something as farcical as Doge coin merely by pumping it on Twitter. But he is willing to stand up against a bully.
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<div>Once again, I wish to convey the continuing gratitude of Randeep to all who have supported him in these trying times and now during his standing up against Musk.
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<div>Tesla sued Randeep in April of 2019, accusing him of harassing and endangering Tesla employees, first in a February 2019 parking lot incident in which Tesla claimed Randeep’s car had sideswiped a Tesla security guard in a Fremont factory parking lot, and second in an April 2019 incident when Tesla claimed Randeep had dangerously swerved toward a Tesla-owned Model 3 that was gathering data in advance of Tesla’s upcoming “Autonomy Day” (at which Musk promoted Tesla’s supposed full self-driving abilities and promised one million “robotaxis” on the road by the end of 2020).
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<div>Tesla obtained a temporary restraining order with no notice to Randeep and, obviously, no opportunity for Randeep – who then denied and to this day denies Tesla’s allegations – to defend himself. There followed an evidentiary hearing to determine whether Tesla had evidence to support its claims. In advance of the hearing, Randeep sought to have Tesla produce both its security camera recordings from the parking lot and the numerous audio and visual recordings that the Model 3 and its occupants had made when Randeep was in its vicinity.
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<div>If Tesla’s claims were truthful, such recordings would have vindicated Tesla’s claims. And yet, Tesla refused to produce the recordings, urging the Court to deny Hothi’s request. The Court, although it recognized discovery is not typically allowed in injunction proceedings of the type Tesla had filed, ordered Tesla to produce the recordings. Tesla resisted again, filing a motion asking the Court to change its ruling (and this time adding a request that the press be excluded from attending the evidentiary hearing).
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<div>However, not long after Tesla dismissed its case, its CEO, Elon Musk, in a widely-publicized email exchange, stated that Randeep had “actively harassed” and “almost killed Tesla employees” because “[w]hat was a sideswipe when Hothi hit one of our people could easily have been a death with 6 inches of difference.” In other words, Musk amplified the claims Tesla had made, accusing Hothi of criminal activity.
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<div>To the extent Tesla’s cowardly dismissal of its baseless lawsuit had in some measure vindicated Randeep’s name, Musk now dragged it through the mud again, but this time without judicial proceedings to shield Musk from a defamation claim.
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<div>Musk is appealing the anti-SLAPP decision to the California Court of Appeal, First Appellate Division. As required by the anti-SLAPP statute, the appeals court will consider anew all the evidence in the case, essentially ignoring the Judge Spain’s factual findings and legal conclusions, and making its own findings and conclusions. This will create additional delay and, more significantly for us, additional expense in briefing and arguing the case.
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<div>Once again, we have sought to minimize the expense. After Judge Spain handed down her well-reasoned decision, rejecting every argument advanced by Musk, we offered to settle the case for an apology and a reimbursement of the legal fees to date. The offer was open for 10 days and, as you might have guessed, Musk did not accept the offer.
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<div>Again, every dollar you contribute will be appreciatively received. And, you may be certain, we will post updates here as the case proceeds.
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<strong>On April 20, 2020, four Registered Nurses stood in silent counter-protest outside the Arizona state capitol.</strong> Our names are Lauren, Brittany, Jasmine and Jade. In the face of misinformation and fear, we stood as a voice of reason and compassion.<strong> We stood in place of our patients and the vulnerable populations we serve.</strong> We stood for the health of all. <br /><br />Some areas in the U.S. may be seeing a "flattening of the curve,” but for minority groups, like the Navajo people, the struggles of this pandemic are just beginning. For the Navajo community,<strong> they face exponential suffering and loss.</strong> Navajo individuals are <strong>extremely vulnerable</strong>, for one in five has diabetes and one in three suffers from obesity. Both underlying conditions <strong>make COVID-19 particularly dangerous</strong>. The Navajo and other surrounding tribes experience<strong> infection rates higher than big cities</strong> across the country. <br /><br />I (Lauren) am a Critical Care RN working full-time on the COVID-19 Unit at Banner University in Phoenix, AZ, and I can tell you that a <strong>majority of our patients</strong> are Native American.<br /><br />We have seen <strong>entire Navajo families</strong> airlifted to our facility in critical condition. Many Navajo hospitals are not equipped to care for ventilated patients. Almost all COVID-19 patients are flown to facilities in Phoenix and surrounding states, <strong>away from their families and homeland</strong>. <br /><br />Many have to use FaceTime to say goodbye to their loved ones in their final moments. Many are loaded onto medical helicopters knowing they may never see their family or homeland again. Many awaken from medically induced comas to learn multiple family members have died. <br /><br /><strong>·       Navajo Nation has been hit the #1 worst per capita in the ENTIRE country<br /><br />·       Native American people have 4x the mortality rate than all other minority groups combined. <br /><br />·       20% of COVID 19 deaths in Arizona to date are Native Americans. <br /><br />·       30% of homes in Navajo communities do not have running water, making frequent hand washing nearly impossible. <br /><br />·       Many Navajo families live under the same roof, making social distancing nearly impossible.  <br /><br />·       Navajo Nation sprawls across 27,000 square miles with large deserts and many miles between them and access to health care, food and running water.<br /></strong><br /><br />50% of the donations to this GoFundMe will support the relief efforts of Navajo &amp; Hopi Families COVID-19 Relief- a volunteer-based nonprofit organization that purchases, packages and delivers food, water and supplies directly to the doorsteps of Navajo and Hopi families. Find their link here: <a href="https://www.navajohopisolidarity.org/" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.navajohopisolidarity.org/</a><br /><br />50% of the donations to this GoFundMe will provide PPE, medical supplies, equipment and compassion fatigue relief to COVID-19 frontline health care workers in hospitals across the Navajo community. <br /><br />Following #StayHome orders, social distancing, and using personal masks are acts of solidarity to offer protection to the vulnerable and #flattenthecurve. <br /><br /><strong>Let’s find our humanity in this COVID-19 crisis and together, stand up for our brothers and sisters who need us now more than ever before.</strong><br /><br /><br />Yours Truly,<br /><br />Lauren Leander, BSN, RN, CCRN<br />Brittany Schilling, BSN, RN, CCRN<br />Jasmine Bhatti, PhD(c), MS, BSN<br />Jade Juriansz, BSN, RN<br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br />Facts from: <strong><a href="https://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/navajo-nation-hit-hard-by-covid-19-comes-together-to-protect-its-most-vulnerable"><a href="https://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/navajo-nation-hit-hard-by-covid-19-comes-together-to-protect-its-most-vulnerable" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/navajo-nation-hit-hard-by-covid-19-comes-together-to-protect-its-most-vulnerable</a></a><br /><br /><br /></strong>Photo Credit: Kristin Murphy/Deseret News<br /><br />This campaign is not associated with the official Navajo Nation fundraising campaign. The official Navajo Nation COVID-19 fundraising campaign can be located at: <a href="https://www.gofundme.com/f/official-navajo-nation-covid19-relief-fund." target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.gofundme.com/f/official-navajo-nation-covid19-relief-fund.</a>

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Hoping we can raise a little money to help Kari, whose husband was laid off by Tesla. 

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I am a Twitter user from Northern California who saw Kari's story online. Knowing how expensive this area I wanted to donate to her family and invite others to do the same.

I have no relationship with Kari beyond this.

Every cent donated will go directly to Kari with no strings attached.

Thank you all for your generosity.

Sascha Pallenberg

Sascha Pallenberg

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