LINGUA NON CORRUPTA ESSE: Open political bullying as a radical form of linguistic corruption (non-fiction book)

In parliaments as well as in interviews we can find more or less severe forms of linguistic corruption when it comes to bullying and tactically disturbing political opponents. This can reach that far that targeted politicians get sick or withdraw their candidature or in the worst case even commit suicide. They might get repeatedly disturbed, made ridiculous, interrupted, verbally assaulted and verbally abused and even intrigued. This corruptive behaviour seldom has consequences for the political perpetrator but can be a knock-out for the targeted persons. It can be a method or political tactics to intimidate other politicians. It can even happen within one and the some party when it comes to carrier opportunities. Some politicians might be laughed at in parliament though they stand in for rational and serious arguments. In many cases women are targeted this way by male politicians which makes it a sexist case. Such cases in German politics were Regine Hildebrandt (r.i.p.) as well as Heide Simonis (r.i.p.) who were victims of long-lasting bullying in parliament and in the media.
Another example for openly bullying politicians in a parliament is the booing and other emotionaly-ladden utterances in the House Of Commons in the UK.