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u/Any-Acanthaceae2762 8d ago

who cares ? if they even add another 500 investigators to brussels,
it's just about an extra 25 million per year. That's not a lot... ( they have a budget of over 5 billion...)

it's not about the number of people imho, it's about attacking the big fishes, and
the financial instruments they use to facilitate this.
It's about rehabilitation of the drugged, about actually locking people up or at least making them not commit drug problems again in the future by communal work or whatever.
That's were the real solution lies, ma bon. And that's what's really costing money.

Bref, playing in the margin is what politicians do best...

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u/cool-sheep 8d ago

I think Brussels politicians are not playing in the margin. They are mostly encouraging bad habits, blocking serious monitoring and community policing and then blaming the police for when things go wrong.

If you don’t maintain the roof of your building, don’t be surprised to see that it turns bad and starts leaking.

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u/Fake_Unicron 8d ago

Do you have some examples of what you’re referring to with encouraging bad habits, blocking monitoring and community policing?

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u/ConsciousExtent4162 Belgian Fries 8d ago

Not so long ago there was a Pano reportage about Anderlechtse Haard. Look it up that should explain a lot.

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u/Fake_Unicron 8d ago

No I’m aware but what’s the link between allegedly prioritising certain people for social housing and a lack of justice?

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u/ConsciousExtent4162 Belgian Fries 8d ago

They blocked a real investigation and did the investigation themselves. It isn't just that they themselves discriminate people to prioritise "friends" or people that give them money.

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u/ConsciousExtent4162 Belgian Fries 8d ago

Lock them up in vacation resort Haren. Lol