The "Anti-Romantic Manifesto" is a polemic advocating for the experience of otherness as the only viable way of life. "You are a mix of Eva Braun, Judith Butler, and Yoko Ono, with your days of wanting to be different in your free ghettos, you don’t even realize it..." Marie Rotkopf takes a strong stance against national romantics and pop leftists, post-feminists as well as patriarchs, Luther as well as mothers. No prisoners are taken. Rotkopf's manifesto is a collection of polemical reflections from a French woman who has lived in Germany for ten years. But that’s not entirely accurate, as she embodies half of everything, with German-French and Jewish-Arab backgrounds, and as Costa Gavras said in "Z": "The half-Jews are the worst." Marie Rotkopf's texts have barbs; they provoke thought, but unfortunately, she is right. In poems, diaries, short prose pieces, and attacks.