The Gestapo is not dead, it lives on at TÜV

The TÜV issue has caused an uproar.

They beat a police officer to death.

They treated us similarly, and it is only by luck that we reached this age without being beaten.

In the past, when business was good, I would replace my car before it turned three years old so that I wouldn't have to experience the inquisition-like inspection processes.

The videos that appeared on my social media feed etched into my mind that I should not stop by TÜV.

TÜV has turned into a system established to make things worse while trying to make them better.

While upsetting people, it was both taking their money and robbing them.

And occasionally, it was beating them too.

Now, its employees, attacking in packs, are beating us to death.

The vehicle inspection robbery called TÜV has become a "monopoly."

The path for the public to go to alternative companies has been blocked.

There is no alternative.

We are forced to go to TÜV, whether we like it or not.

It has been deemed appropriate for us to be fleeced there.

We were willing to be fleeced, but being killed by a gang of bandits—the company's Gestapo-like employees—was too much to bear.