Update: The crazy neighbor has the right to call me n-gger

by RT

The Zurich police just left.

The woman started up again this morning around 5AM. Around 11AM, I went out on the balcony. She started calling me “n-gger,” “pig,” “whore” and so on.

She was also screaming at the neighbors again.

They called the police. I shot video of her tearing up paper and throwing it off the balcony (no bottles this time). I also got her on video screaming n-gger at me while I was on my balcony and so on.

When the police came, they went to the woman’s apartment, and as usual left. (She calms down when she hears the sirens).

When the police came down, I attempted to show them my video of her throwing things and calling me n-gger.

Apparently, according to the police, I’m in violation of the woman’s rights by videotaping her calling me a n-gger.

You read that right.

I’m violating her right to be crazy by videotaping her violating my right to have peace and calm.

Also, I’m in the wrong because I’m provoking her by videotaping her, according to the police. The police said that she was calling me these names because I was videotaping her. Even the neighbors tried to explain that that wasn’t the case.

The videotape doesn’t count as evidence. The police said they didn’t even want to look at it. One glanced and said, “It’s just paper.” They didn’t want to listen to it.

Apparently, because she is crazy, she is not responsible for her actions and has the right to call everyone names, throw things and then focus on me because she’s crazy AND racist.

And because she calls me a n-gger but doesn’t actually hit me or do anything, the police can’t or won’t do anything.

But they can tell me not to videotape her anymore while she’s screaming n-gger at me.

I tried stating my case in German but was too upset. Then I switched to English. The cops said they didn’t understand me and walked off.

I got loud (by Swiss standards), trying to get them to turn around. I told them that I pay taxes. I work long hours. I have the right to peace and quiet when I get home.

Then one cop turned around and started walking toward me. Then he moved his hand as if he was going to go for something in his belt and said something that sounded like he was threatening to take me in. I couldn’t believe it. I stopped.

I asked, “So you’re about to do something to me because I’m saying something, but this woman can do whatever she wants and you all leave her alone?”

A neighbor intervened to translate and back me up.

When I calm down (yes, I’m so mad I’m shaking right now), I’m writing a letter to whatever this racism commission is I’ve been told of. But I don’t have faith in the Swiss system right now.

But again, the police said they couldn’t (or wouldn’t) do anything. The crazy woman has the right to do or say whatever she wants because she’s crazy.

And we have to let her do it.

I’m at the point of giving up.