With many right-wing people, I get the impression that they feel insecure about their own worth. And so, to make themselves feel better, they punch downwards: Women, if those aren't yet emancipated. Refugees. Minorities.
If they have the nerve to punch down against disabled people, you know their own worth is zilch.
While at the same time projecting those groups as privileged compared to them
Jews can at the same time be the powerful secret rulers of the world but also just a "subhuman" according to them.
Populism tells people that they are better than others but are also worse off than those that they are better than so they don't have to feel bad to attack those
The inclusion is a EU project. It's very unlikely that he can legally segregate schools.
I'm not particularly happy about the inclusion project myself, because it has currently only lead to mindless cost cutting and worse teacher to pupil ratio, but I'm hopeful that it'll have positive impact once the implementation is properly finished. All EU countries are struggling to figure it out and they will eventually.
It's still delusional that this guy thinks he will have the power to change it. Don't vote for idiots like that. Anyone can make empty promises.
That's not the point. He gives a fuck if it's actually possible. All his demented voters learn from this statement is that talking about excluding people with disabilities can again be said publically in Germany.
Worst thing is that he was a history teacher before he got into politics. Makes me sick thinking that this fascist stained multiple years worth of students with his ideology...