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As a German I can say that this is absolutely not true
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As a German I sadly agree.
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Also, more recently, the barely legal extradition of Maya to Hungary.
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Indeed an absolut disgrace not just to our police but our politicians as well.
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Who's that? What did I miss?
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Maya is an antifascist who is accused of brutally assaulting Nazis in Hungary. In July she got sent to the Hungarian police, even tho that earlier that day the highest court in Germany said that this can't happen due to the fact that she as a non binary person can't expect a fair trial in Hungary.
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Oh, it's those attacks.
On the one hand, those really were brutal attacks. It actually helped the far right and eurosceptics in Hungary a lot, because they now feel vindicated in their beliefs as foreigners from the EU came to Hungary to brutally attack people on the streets in an organized group, and various member states shielded them from the law.
Ilaria Salis, who was indicted as the leader, was saved from the trial by Italy making her an MEP. Imagine that happening in your country. It's hardly defensible, are we saying that Hungarian courts are not capable of ruling over violent attacks in Hungary now?
On the other hand, I don't know enough about the case to have an opinion on the extradition and Maya specifically, though. A Budapest court is usually not discriminative though, they are shitty towards everyone equally. And the Hungarian government should really ban Breakout Day, it's technically against the law, but Orbán thrives on chaos.
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If you understand german: https://www.l-iz.de/leben/faelle-unfaelle/2024/06/deutschland-antifaschistin-ungarn-595646
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Danke schön
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Its true more often than in burger land but still not very often.
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At least here people less often get shot.
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As a German I onced smoked a joint in 2004 with the Police while trespassing.
The majority are studied people who receive way too few credit for their service.
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