Actress Katerina Jacob (62, "Der Bulle von Tölz") cannot believe how some of her fellow men react in the current situation. On Facebook, she lets her anger run free: "Crowded beer gardens, crowded Viktualienmarkt, crowded together (…), drinking at the Chinese Tower … You can lick petri dishes right away," she scolds the pictures she reaches would have. "Don't you get what's going on in the world right now? It's a pandemic," she calls out stunned to her followers.
The excuse "I'm not part of the risk group" does not apply and replies: "No, darling, you may not, but your mother or perhaps your grandmother." But not only because of the risk of infection, should people think they should stay at home. It is also about taking as little risk as possible so as not to put additional strain on hospital capacities. "Friends of mine cannot be operated on. They have been waiting for an operation for months."
"I can only think of the sentence: If you now need to be in quarantine or in self-isolation, please buy a lot of condoms beforehand so that the same idiots as you are do not run around in nine months," says the Munich-based woman who is currently with her daughter in Vancouver, Canada. She will stay there with her husband because he belongs to the "very high risk group" and has "zero immune system", says Jacob.
Your daughter as a role model
Her daughter, too, has now been in isolation with the children for two weeks after her husband has returned from LA, the actress continues and enthuses: "And she (her daughter) can do that. She can also deal with her children. They actually have even a lot of fun. That’s why I don’t understand the question of many parents: What do we do with our children now that we have them on the cheek for two weeks? ”she makes fun.
In her anger post, Katerina Jacob is also concerned about the long-term consequences for the economy, especially for small businesses … Her conclusion: "Just because you couldn't keep your A … and your kids on a leash, either if it's puberty ". In the meantime, the last one must also understand: "Finally, show solidarity!"