Quote from: larry_vw_1955 on November 06, 2021, 02:36:12 AM

If the police are non-existent then how could you go to prison that's kind of confusing. or maybe you're saying the police only show up when you don't need them. i could understand that maybe. Grin

Best of luck. NOBODY can understand my country. Grin

We're talking about a country that elects a vice president while she's under indictment on several different charges, high treason among them. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cristina_Fern%C3%A1ndez_de_Kirchner#Legal_charges

Let me give you a couple of pointers:

A few years ago, a guy saw 3 thugs break into his business (a convenience store) that was just across the street from his house. So he took his (legally owned) gun, crossed the street, and shot the burglars down. The guy went to prison because his permit didn't allow him to take his gun to the street, so it was "illegal carry". None of the 3 burglars died, and none of them was even indicted.

In 2017 or 2018, a guy was working as a security guard in a warehouse. He was armed with a "Ballester-Molina" pistol, similar to a Colt 1911.
A group of guys broke in. A gunfight ensued. He managed to kill one of the guys, and wounded a few more. In the process, he was wounded.
He was arrested because he was "carrying without a license", and his boss denied even knowing him, even when he could (and did) prove he was working for him, and he had provided him with the weapon. Again, none of the burglars was even charged.

in 2019, I was walking one night along one of Buenos Aires' most important streets (9 de Julio Avenue), when I saw a guy laying down on the sidewalk, handcuffed and squealing like a dying pig, surrounded by about a dozen cops. I kept on walking, as I was going to work at a mcdonald's store about 100ft. away, and knew damn well I was gonna learn what happened soon enough. About 2 hours later, a couple of cops showed up.
The guy had been caught red-handed having beat up a girl right outside a university, and trying to rape her. The girl was sitting in the side, all bruised, waiting on the ambulance to show up.
So I talked to the cops. They had called the prosecutor, and when he learned the guy was homeless, he refused to prosecute him. they had to let him go.

Now tell me: you really think you can understand that?

Thank you n0nce, I'll check it out.
The good thing about Binance is it allows me to buy directly in ARS, which is very convenient, especially considering Argentinian money is as volatile as cryptocurrencies... Grin