I do not know at what point in the history of the country all we became suspected criminals. I do not know what was that moment of economic and legal-national sociological that the presumption of innocence enshrined in Article 29 of the Constitution, became a presumption of guilt: "All persons are presumed thief, until proven otherwise" .
Or at least that is the constitutional maximum reverse applied by many goalkeepers in shopping malls, supermarkets, warehouses and public buildings that hold the visitor turn out to demand the evidence that has not stolen anything.
With a subtle "allows me little bag, please '" or "show me the facturita is so nice?" The keeper of shift dresses with polite words it really means: "I opened portfolio, to seize and confirm that nothing has been stolen? "or" shows that they paid me for what's in those bags, lest you have missed something without paying? ". And all, like robots, opened his wallet and showed that we do pay, and very expensive, so we buy.
We are so accustomed to things being stolen, which seems logical, and not offend us, requiring us to demonstrate that we are not part of this gigantic criminal gang. Tan
pathetic and common this practice has become evidence, now is not enough to show the bill of innocence, but it must receive the approval of the fiscal watchman. Have you noticed that supermarkets like Carrefour or Success nobody can come up with their packages if the goalkeeper does not stamp its approval on the bill? The guard requires the document, looks up and down and stops at the total paid. After visually inspecting its packaging and in physical and mathematical operation record concludes that the volume of what you wear is the total paid. Their innocence is proven and can continue to enjoy their freedom.
no doubt that the theft of goods in shops occupies a significant section loss statement, but should be established other mechanisms to prevent these behaviors. At least some that do not assume that everyone who enters a store, it's because he wants encaletarse something.
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