I'm reading a story about Dutch prisons with a lot of halleluja stories about how great the Dutch government is handling things, while the actual chance of gett

I'm reading a story about Dutch prisons with a lot of halleluja stories about how great the Dutch government is handling things, while the actual chance of getting convicted if you do something is getting lower every year together with the fact that fewer people actually report crimes. That also leads to less people in prison, or not? I don't mind that people get second chances and help after they were convicted for their crimes, but they are simply not getting arrested in the first place. Why would I compare The Netherlands to a country that's completely different like the US? That would make no sense. Germany is a very similar country. > And you have evidence that the crime rate is increasing? I never said that? Self-reliance in solving or preventing crimes is increasing.