It's hard to believe that Germans could be any more stupid, but they seem to up the ante every time I turn around. A short while ago, 'Germans' of foreign descent pushed three German boys in front of an oncoming train, killing two of them.
Prosecutors have stunned the country by charging them with 'bodily injury causing death'. They argue that the foreign youth had not formed an intent to kill, and that pushing them in front of a train was not foreseeable.
Needless to say, Germans are outraged. (Not that they will do anything about it, of course).
In police hearings, the two young men detained in custody admitted they had pushed the youngster on the train - but by no means, to kill him, had both assured. After intensive investigations, in which 150 witnesses were interrogated, the prosecutors no longer assume a will to kill. For the two young men had not known that at the time of the crime a train passage was to be expected.
This is the German justice system. Obviously a train track is a dangerous place in which fatal injuries can occur. This is the reason that all train stations have signs that people are not to enter the track area.
One might get the impression that the German prosecutors are deliberately avoiding more serious charges. Exactly what would satisfy them? A hand-written note stating that they were trying to kill the German victims?
How many deaths by train will Germans suffer before they begin to fight back?
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