• Mîm@lemmy.zip
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    7 days ago

    > Gelsenkirchen

    > rich people

    lol
    lmao even

    The boxes were only insured for up to about 10.000€ (hence the 30 million € in damages, it’s not like they know what was on those boxes, it’s just that apparently all 3.000 of those were plundered). For anything more you’d need to get an extra insurance. Guess what most people didn’t get? That’s apart from the fact that you’d need to be able to prove what was in there and was stolen from you to see any money.

    Also, this isn’t some giant banking corporation where this happened, it’s the local savings bank.

    • BarneyPiccolo@lemmy.today
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      7 days ago

      Local savings bank? Do you think it’s like the old West, where the customers deposits are kept on the bank’s safe? A small local savings and loan does business just like a big bank. If they get robbed, they have the same protections as a big bank.

      If you have so much money in one account that it isn’t covered by insurance, that’s on you. 99% of people’s account would be completely covered. I seriously don’t care about rich people losing their money.

      It’s Robin Hood time, baby. Just leave small local businesses alone. But it’s fair game for big corporations.