BERLIN: A radical feminist group has claimed responsibility for the recent attacks on churches in Germany. A feminist autonomous group has claimed responsibility for the burning of the car of pro-life journalist Gunnar Shupelius and the attack on two churches. The organization claimed responsibility for the attack, which was posted on a website called IndieMedia. At present, no one has been arrested for the attacks.
On December 27, the Evangelical Church in the town of Tൻbingen burned down a mini-bus parked in front of the church by mutilated feminists using spray paint. The damage was forty thousand euros. The organization attributed the attack to an anti-feminist attitude. Four days after the incident, the car of journalist Gunnar Shupelius, a pro-life journalist in BZ, was set on fire.
The organization has confirmed via its website that it is also taking responsibility. This is the second time Shupelius’ car is on fire. Soon after, the Feminist Autonomous Group deformed the church of St Elizabeth in Schoenberg, Berlin. In September, angry feminists threw paint on the shrine to the proliferation event. In Europe, feminist groups are actively rejecting moral values altogether.
Most feminist organizations are advocating homosexuality, sex work, and abortion. Feminist organizations in Europe and America are looking at the Catholic Church with fierce hostility. The Church’s strong position on issues such as homosexuality and abortion annoy feminists. Last year, on World Women’s Day, feminists carried out extensive attacks on Christian churches in Argentina, Spain, and Uruguay using bombs, rocks, and gasoline bombs.
