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A Viennese named the alleged murderer “Schleich di, du Oaschloch”. The killer is now almost exclusively called that on Twitter. A beautiful story with a serious undertone.
“Sneak up on you, Oaschloch”, a passerby is said to have yelled at the alleged killer on Monday night.
I spoke to him on the phone, he took people to safety, he was quite heroic ❤️
– Amra Durić (amra_duric) November 2, 2020
And what to say, a comment about such a horrible and inhuman attack couldn’t be more Viennese.
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You can read all the current developments on the website of our mothership Kleine Zeitung
Prevent the martyr state
Especially on Twitter, the “Oaschloch” does the digital round, the alleged killer is referred to as such. And this message, which makes us smile after this terrifying night and on this strange day, has a serious undertone. Because many experts on terrorism are of the opinion that the names of the murderers should not be published. The same goes for the videos and photos of them. The reason: not to advertise them and not to give them a platform.
This was attempted in New Zealand in 2019, when 51 people were killed in an attack on two mosques. The killer also broadcast his attack live on social media. „He is a terrorist. He is a criminal. He is an extremist. But he, when I speak, will be anonymous “said the prime minister of New Zealand Jacinda ardern. You will not use the name of the murderer in your mouth. The New Zealand media followed suit. Instead, people should talk about the victims: “And to the rest, I implore you: speak the names of those who were lost instead of the name of the man who took them. He may have sought notoriety, but we in New Zealand will not give anything, not even his name. “
Again: New Zealand has managed to keep the name of the Christchurch perpetrator out of the media. No photos or video recordings of him were shown. The background was investigated and reported. It can be very difficult, please!
– Karin Strobl (@KarinStrobl) November 3, 2020
This is not about elevating murderers to the category of martyrs. Polarizing is part of the IS’s media strategy, according to ORF correspondent Karim El-Gawhary described on Twitter: “With the exclusion of Muslims in the West as a result of the attacks, it says in the ISIS manifesto, they could be more easily taken into the arms of militant Islamists and their ideology and then easier to recruit.
Reporting in such sensitive cases is always a tightrope walk, as my colleague Claudia Felsberger has described here. Unfortunately, with due care, it is almost impossible to prevent false reports from occurring in clear situations. Nor is it about hiding information. The attacks, contexts and antecedents must, even must, be reported. The problems that exist in our society should not be hidden. But you can do it without publishing the name of the killer. Because it is about preventing acts of copying.
Let the perpetrators remain nobody. Don’t make them “stars”. It is better to report on the lives of the dead, let their families express their opinion, report on the wounded, the police and paramedics.
– Erich Nuler (@erichnuler) November 3, 2020
Balm for the soul: Oaschloch’s tweets
User @onatcer has even created a browser plugin that replaces the killer’s name with Oaschloch.
The Chrome plugin has yet to go through the review process, but now there is a Tapermonkey script:
1. Install and activate the Tapermonkey plugin
2. Go to Options / Tapermonkey Settings -> Utilities
3. Enter Install from URL and then https://t.co/urdumm2evNFinished! https://t.co/TxpsErXc4R
– onatcer (@onatcer) November 3, 2020
And it looks like this:
+++ Breaking @WORLD pic.twitter.com/BZgWTSkOLH
– Christoph Schattleitner 👍 (@Schattleitner) November 3, 2020
And now, because we all deserve it: Oaschloch’s best tweets!
#schleichdiduoaschloch It should be trending for international heads of state to tweet it because they think it’s a nice Austrian expression (which it is anyway) https://t.co/1a5tgFgIU7
– žarko (@zarkojank) November 3, 2020
After a Viennese yelled at the murderer from the window:
“Schleich Di Du Oaschloch!”
we should stick to “Oaschloch” as the name of the perpetrator.
Perpetrator is not appreciated by name, except “Oaschloch”#wienATTACK #wienterror #Vienna– Peter Flieger (@PeterFlieger) November 3, 2020
new vienna logo
(unknown author, graphic by Stefanie Hirsch) pic.twitter.com/QLSdMenCLM– livia klingl (@liviaklingl) November 3, 2020
I’m already from Team Oaschloch.
– Die Liser (@Die_Liser) November 3, 2020
The fact that a Viennese yelled “Oaschloch!” After one of the killers is all you need to know about this city.#Vienna #wienliebe #staystrongvienna
– Franz Kuehmayer (@franzku) November 2, 2020
Strain #Oaschloch. https://t.co/yw3aeROqm4
– Themanwhowouldbeking (@ddoldworldblues) November 3, 2020
Screaming “Oaschloch” after a heavily armed assassin. This is my beloved #Vienna. #Attack #Democracy#ViennaAttack #ViennaShots
– Awa ❤️☀️💚 (@AwinAssad) November 2, 2020
Vienna and terror:
the theater and the stages continue to play or give encores.
The murderers are scolded in Oaschloch.
The locals stay more open and provide protection.
Hotels and Viennese provide accommodation for stranded people.the fixed network was waiting for the Viennese
– Harald Kapper (@hk_net) November 3, 2020
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