D. Danikas: "Past Forgotten?" – Questions about responsibilities and impunity

In a text full of questions, Dimitris Danikas wonders about the responsibilities attributed to various politicians and governments on a range of issues, from floods and low wages to European subsidies and fatal accidents.

D. Danikas raises questions about who is to blame for the damage from floods, mentioning that citizens often build in areas that are not allowed, relying on promises of legalization from the parties.

He also refers to the removal of license plates by the police and wonders if there would be the same treatment in another country.

Regarding low wages, D. Danikas wonders who is to blame and mentions that small and medium-sized entrepreneurs react to the increase in wages, citing financial difficulties.

Regarding European subsidies, D. Danikas raises questions about the looting and states that there are also responsibilities in previous governments.

Finally, he refers to the fatal traffic accidents on the Patras - Pyrgos route and the Tempe tragedy, raising questions about responsibilities and omissions.

D. Danikas concludes that politics and politicians are hostages of society and that society regulates its preferences according to its benefit.