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Lässt sich jemand sauberes finden, der nach dem Festival ein Fahrzeug durch die Polizeikontrollen führen könnte? Natürlich gegen Entschädigung...

Ps. Frage für einen Freund

Easylife hat geschrieben: ↑Mo 29. Apr 2024, 15:03 Lässt sich jemand sauberes finden, der nach dem Festival ein Fahrzeug durch die Polizeikontrollen führen könnte? Natürlich gegen Entschädigung...

Ps. Frage für einen Freund

gib mal Fahrservice bei der Suche oben ein, da findest du ( bzw, der FREUND von dir ) Menschen, die das anbieten

Hey, wann und wohin denn?

Wir planen am Montag abzureisen und wir fahren in Richtung Schweiz

Ich hoffe doch sehr, dass die Leute die so einen Service nutzen, später doch noch kontrolliert werden. Und am besten auch noch die Anbieter eines solchen Service für die Mitwirkung zur Rechenschaft gezogen werden.

Outsider64 hat geschrieben: ↑Mi 15. Mai 2024, 14:27 Ich hoffe doch sehr, dass die Leute die so einen Service nutzen, später doch noch kontrolliert werden. Und am besten auch noch die Anbieter eines solchen Service für die Mitwirkung zur Rechenschaft gezogen werden.

Are you sure you're in the right forum ...?

Yes, I am sure. I visit the Fusion Festival since many years now and I always liked how tolerant it was. I wish it would stay like that for many more years. But if people bring others on public roads to danger because of such behaviour, the freedom will be stopped from authorities. Everyone is free to do what he or she wants with their own life, but not with other people's life. And therefore people should not drive on such substances and clean people should not support such behaviour.

Freedom on the festival is also influenced negative by cis-men phobic people. I hope not to witness such situations again like last year.

Outsider64 hat geschrieben: ↑Do 16. Mai 2024, 14:57 Yes, I am sure. I visit the Fusion Festival since many years now and I always liked how tolerant it was. I wish it would stay like that for many more years. But if people bring others on public roads to danger because of such behaviour, the freedom will be stopped from authorities. Everyone is free to do what he or she wants with their own life, but not with other people's life. And therefore people should not drive on such substances and clean people should not support such behaviour.

Freedom on the festival is also influenced negative by cis-men phobic people. I hope not to witness such situations again like last year.

I understand your reasoning. But then I assume since all those "many years" you've attended you're also aware of the actual bulletin boards being completely filled w/ ads for, and from, clean drivers AT the actual festival. EVERY TIME. IDK for how long that "tradition" has lasted, but I do know it's at least since --16. I'm also thinking that people aren't high as kites trying to drive but rather, that they could TEST positive still, if tested. To me, that's quite the difference.

As for the 2nd point, I've read about it I think not last year, but the time before that? F ex that shirtless men weren't allowed to return their trash. And also an acquaintance was quite negatively addressed and told to put his shirt on at some floor last year (I wasn't there). I actually agree w/ you -- being a female. I get the point they're trying to make, that females don't have the same freedom as men to walk around shirtless (as "normal"), etc, but imposing the same on men doesn't exactly correct the situation. And personally, I've never been bothered by it unless it's too crowded, too many, and too close, KWIM?

With that said, I'd be curious to hear what "situations" you are referring to. If you'd be kind enough to share?