Inwieweit wird dieses Verhalten vom Senator geduldet? Berührt es nicht die Gefühle der Rumänen und der orthodoxen Christen?

I have no idea what’s going on in that picture.

Opinion Article but no opinion nor article provided.
Repulsion is the feeling generated in her home country.
And she spreads repulsion through misbehavior, lack of morals and Christinopathy (i guess it’s the term)
Should it affect my orthodox feelings that a senator that spreads and represents (heh!) Christian beliefs is silenced?
No. Not at all.
If you want to spread a belief you can do in many ways but what she does.
She does scandal and noise. That’s all there is to her and her audience. Because no orthodox Christian with morals does what she does.
She does not represent an Orthodox audience, rather a low-IQ, probably old audience suffering from the Duning-Kruegen syndrome, who just want to be heard but are unable to come with solutions.
This audience comes with Orthodox beliefs yet their beliefs are very … questionable.
The kind of beliefs where fasting is holy, but seeping out beggars out of church is normal.
The kind of beliefs where social issues are matter of the state, not the church.
The kind of beliefs where the church is a saint rather than a Philanthropic Organization.
A minority influenced by what a priest says rather an expert in a certain domain.
No, the Senator does not represent me, an Orthodox, and the Council did good for silencing her, should keep silencing this bully and it’s what we should’ve done at home, but people want bread and circus … in the parliament … to distract from the pressing issues.

[https://web.de/magazine/politik/provokation-maulkorb-rumaenin-eu-parlament-geworfen-39904210](https://web.de/magazine/politik/provokation-maulkorb-rumaenin-eu-parlament-geworfen-39904210)

>A politician in the EU Parliament tries to make herself heard with a muzzle and a picture of Jesus and is thrown out. A single usher was not nearly enough to escort her out.

>Scandal in the European Parliament shortly before the vote on a second term for EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen: Parliament President Roberta Metsola had the right-wing extremist Romanian MEP Diana Iovanovici Sosoaca thrown out of the plenary session because of repeated disruptive shouts.

>Sosoaca was surrounded by up to eight ushers who tried to convince her to follow the President’s instructions. With an annoyed undertone, Metsola asked the MEP: “How many colleagues have to come to escort you out of the room?” After a verbal argument, she finally left the room.

There was a post about you not being ready about Sosoaca, you kept telling us that you have your insane politicians in your country and that you are prepared. Mfs you are not ready for Sosaca, nobody is ready for her.

Yes, she is considered to be a lunatic by a lot of Romanians, though she has her lunatic followers and voters, that’s why she is in the Parliament. However, showing an Orthodox icon and “predicting” about religion or wtf she said, is not some blasphemy.