> "says a big "F* Y" by eliminating the law and saving the comedian" I don't think that this is "saving the comedian", since the law should be eliminated as of

> "says a big "F* Y" by eliminating the law and saving the comedian" I don't think that this is "saving the comedian", since the law should be eliminated as of 2018. It's likely that judgement (at least at the first level of jurisdiction in case of objection/revision against) will be made sooner. Further who knows what proposed legislation come up since then, or like the Germans say: Since then, a lot of water will flow down the Rhine. Currently Germany isn't known for its great process against odd repressive laws, I would say it's even the contrary developement when it comes to state authorities, which leaves me sceptic about that.