Oh, yeah... so if you do incriminating stuff, say... acting in a way that directly leads to people being hurt, maimed and / or traumatized, you should just get a pat on the back. I will just have to presume that this is what you are saying.

That is a bad take.

TL;DR: If you do incriminating stuff, you should be incriminated.

There are rules that every driver has to adhere to. The rules are there for protection of the drivers and the people that rely on the drivers driving safely. But the thing is: without consequences, some people show bad behaviour, one being ignoring the rules which are made to keep people safe. In order to suppress such behaviour, fines and punishment are used.

I have been driving cars for around 10 years and have gotten a fine three times. The amount I paid for it in total was roughly 10 Euros per year, which is less than 1 Euro per month. And I could have avoided having to pay this by just being mindful and acting according to the rules, which I did not.

If people feel like they should drive 120 kmh in a 50 kmh zone or even worse, without any proper justification, they do not belong behind the wheel of a car.

Competitive wages and benefits... which does not mean "good" wages and benefits.

If you have nothing to contribute, why comment at all? There are people here who care about this stuff. It is okay that you don't.

Habe das eben komplett mit meiner Frau zusammen angeschaut. Vielen Dank fürs Posten, wusste gar nicht, dass die Veranstaltung stattgefunden hatte. Bin begeistert vom Benecke und meine Frau ist auch schon länger Fan von ihm, schon von Berufs wegen.

Ich selbst habe an der TU Dortmund studiert und freue mich zu sehen, dass da interessante Sachen diskutiert werden. Sehr schön!

Das Thema berührt mich sehr. Ich frequentiere selbst stark r/collapse, weil ich seit 2004 extrem sensibilisiert gegenüber dem Thema Klimawandel bin und dort am ehesten noch die Realität wahrgenommen wird. Und die ist leider, wie auch in diesem Vortrag deutlich wurde, nicht rosig.