Long-serving firefighters have probably never experienced anything like this. As part of a fundraising campaign, several payment vouchers were returned to the volunteers, but instead of a sum of money they contained wild insults.
In recent days, residents of the municipality of Pottendorf have been asked to make a donation to the particularly dedicated fire brigade in the Baden district. While the vast majority of citizens opened their hearts and generously opened their wallets to the Florianis, four receipts immediately returned with a clear insult and insult. “Not a cent for you A-holes,” the (still) unknown person said more than clearly to the comrades around their commander, Chief Fire Inspector Reinhard Buresch.
The commander remains willing to talk
“I wonder how someone would so baselessly and without reason attack people who help others for free, voluntarily and 24 hours a day and often endanger their own lives and health,” said Buresch, like the other volunteers in his defense force. Maybe someone recognizes the perpetrator’s handwriting. Floriani’s boss remains willing to talk. His offer despite the stranger’s bad words: “If the author has any problems with us, I would be happy to invite him for a personal conversation.”
Indignant reactions
It remains unclear how the verbal rager managed to obtain four receipts at the same time. Because only one donation request was sent per household. The comments on the fire brigade’s Facebook page leave no doubt that the public supports the Pottendorfer Florianis. Just like their state commander Dietmar Fahrafellner.
Source: Krone
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