Polizeiwillkür: Freiburg-Ultras Sagen Support Ab

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Polizeiwillkür: Freiburg-Ultras sagen Support ab – Ein Fan erzählt seine Geschichte

Hey Leute, let's talk about something that's been really bugging me – the whole "Polizeiwillkür" situation with the Freiburg ultras and their decision to stop supporting the team. Man, this is a hot topic, and I’ve got some strong feelings about it. It's more than just some football hooligans causing trouble; it’s about fairness and basic human rights.

I've been a Freiburg fan for, like, forever. My grandpa took me to my first game when I was a kid – and man, the atmosphere in the stadium was electric. I'll never forget it. It’s not just about the sport; it's about community, belonging, and shared passion. So when I heard about the ultras pulling their support, I was, well, shocked.

<h3>Was ist eigentlich Polizeiwillkür?</h3>

For those who aren't familiar, "Polizeiwillkür" refers to arbitrary or excessive use of police power. It suggests that the police are acting without sufficient justification or exceeding their legal authority. And that’s precisely what many Freiburg ultras feel they've experienced. They claim that police actions at games have been heavy-handed, disproportionate, and targeted at fans who are simply expressing their passion for the club.

This isn't just some isolated incident, guys. I've seen it myself – the heavy police presence, the random checks, even the occasional rough handling. It creates a tense atmosphere, one that definitely doesn't foster the positive, vibrant energy the sport deserves. Sure, some fans might misbehave, but does that justify the blanket targeting of all ultras? I think not.

<h3>Meine Erfahrung mit Polizeieinsätzen bei Fussballspielen</h3>

Remember that one game against Stuttgart a couple of years back? Chaos. Absolute chaos. While some fans definitely went overboard, the police response seemed over the top. They were everywhere, kettling groups of fans, even those who were just trying to leave peacefully. I got caught up in it, man, it was scary! I ended up with a bruised shoulder and a completely ruined scarf. And for what? A few flares and some shouting?

It feels like the authorities are trying to stifle the very spirit of football. It’s the passion, the energy, the singing and chanting – that’s what makes it football! It's about more than just watching 22 guys kick a ball around. These ultras aren't mindless hooligans, many are incredibly dedicated fans who contribute positively to the club and the community, far beyond what the headlines might suggest.

<h3>Was können wir tun?</h3>

So what can we do? We need to raise awareness. We need to talk about this. Share this post. We need to support the ultras in their efforts to achieve fair treatment and a more balanced approach from the police. This isn't just about football; it's about civil rights.

Think about it: We can't just let them crush the passionate fans who make the game so exciting. We need to find a way for everyone to enjoy football safely, without fear of excessive police force. And that’s not something any of us should take lightly. We should engage in constructive dialogue and demand accountability, ensuring police actions are justified and proportionate. It's time for a change. Time to reclaim the positive atmosphere at Freiburg games.

This whole situation is a bummer, and it needs to change! Let's hope the authorities will listen and address the concerns of the fans. What do you think, guys? Let's hear your thoughts in the comments below.