Apparently there are dozens of us over here.

I guess we'll see what happens, I think they backtracked because the new head of the office said that it's the courts that will take 6 years, and then the government jumped in proposing court reform and accelerating cases.

I'm kind of hopeful but also checked out. Let's see where we are in 2 years at the municipal and EP elections.

I personally don't really like our EU representation (as you might have seen from my posts on the other site) but IDK who else to vote for.

The unpleasant part of justice is that due process takes time, scaling with severity and quantity of accusations and also applies to people that are, by civil accounts, obviously guilty. If we decide who it applies to, we already open the door to injustice.

For a very visible example, that's exactly what's happening with ICE and with Germany's deportations recently, probably other places too that I'm not so keenly aware of, by letting them skip due process: justice is being applied unfairly. I'm sure we're all aware of more cases.

That means that even obvious criminals require that lengthy process, and the more shit they're accused of, the more shit has to be proven. So we sit and wait and hope that, eventually, a thoroughly assembled, heavy and solid book is thrown at them.