Comedian, author and expert on human nature Stefan Vogel answers questions that others don’t even dare to ask. This time he investigates the question of whether the highway is the last place where we (should) live together?
Every time I drive on the highway (and especially on the German one), I am reminded of my childhood in primary school. There is the sociable lurker who constantly gets in your way, even if you are not a speed demon yourself. The bully who constantly gets on your nerves and harasses you, from behind or from the side, but never directly face to face. And the mass participant who has the certain feeling that the public space belongs first and foremost to him, therefore he occupies it as he wants and everyone should do what he wants.
Source: Krone
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