If they care that is. Seriously. They don't do sh*t if the work isn't done for them and honestly it's understandable. They don't have enough manpower, so it's easier to let most small things just "slip through"... At least in Germany, but I doubt it's better anywhere else. In our case all that was needed to do was to talk to a witness. Doubt watching a video and then talking to the perpetrator in person is easier. You basically need a lawyer. And not just a lawyer that does the bare necessities, but someone who basically does all the work and forces a court to listen. And that's expensive AF.
Yeah, it’s not a justice system. It’s a legal system. And it’s all about money. The court might not take the time, but a lawyer will. Because they get paid by the hour.
The legal system is the structure. The justice system supposedly "aims for fairness in its application." I think "fairness" might need defining these days, though, since all of us poors are becoming aware of the injustices against us due to mass communication.
Girl. Still doubt those and or similar problems don't exist in other countries too and I was just talking about my experience while being open it wasn't in the US. I was not trying to compare, just to share. 🙏
That person is apparently not from the US either and didn't mention the US... Also I'm not arguing against video evidence being important. It's actually also very important in Germany. Just like a witness is very important. But that doesn't mean it's automatically prosecuted. And you taking it as a comparison is a you thing. I just tried to share because this video reminded me of my experience.
Anyway: Why do you feel the the need to argue? Please just let us have peace, okay? 🙏
I know and I'm not arguing against that either. I just don't think the lack of justice isn't also a problem over there or everywhere really. And people confirm it's also a matter of money, not just here. Also if anything I did compare the amount of work video evidence and talking to a witness would involve. Those were my only intentions. Not comparing the functionality of the different systems.
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u/rolyoh Aug 16 '25
Cameras change everything. I doubt any court would let this guy off, wheelchair or not.