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re: The scale of looting last week really hasn't gotten enough attention
Posted on 6/13/20 at 8:46 pm to LegendInMyMind
Posted on 6/13/20 at 8:46 pm to LegendInMyMind
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What is interesting is that I have seen multiple tweets and reports from PDs around the country concerning persons of interest and arrests in connection to the rioting and looting.
I watched a lot of coverage, and there was a noticeable shift of the approach of the police. Police helicopters started actively zooming in on car's license plates. Reports of police taking still-frame photos of random rioters were widespread. The efforts to find the most active and responsible of the looters have not gone away. PDs are still actively pursuing leads and making arrests.
I suspect there were multiple PD employees back at the stations doing nothing but taking screen captures and filing location reports. All of this will be used in the weeks ahead to track down people.
And, when you consider the amount of idiots who filmed themselves, using their own devices, committing felonies and posted those videos online, some of these arrests are going to be really easy.
All to be dropped by the prosecutor.
Posted on 6/13/20 at 8:51 pm to IAmNERD
quote:It was a facetious comment to get people to say the standard should be zero, and I agree.
So, it is a high standard to hold everyone in this country to not to destroy other's property and/or steal shite?
Seems like a pretty fricking low standard to me, but you do you though.
I apply that standard equally to all. Many don't. Take Harry Morgan here, for example, who thinks the penalty for looting should be execution, while apparently a cop murdering someone for looting should not be penalized at all.
Posted on 6/13/20 at 8:52 pm to Oilfieldbiology
quote:We were talking about the incident at walmart in florida.
A poster said it’s estimated $500,000,000 in damage in Minneapolis alone. That’s not inconsequential
Posted on 6/13/20 at 9:21 pm to Korkstand
If someone breaks into my home to take my things I will shoot him. That is not murder. I would do the if it was my store. You are trying to justify looting by saying they did not take much. The looters were and are scum. Don’t try to excuse their actions by showing that someone else did something else that was bad.
Posted on 6/13/20 at 9:37 pm to dinosaur
quote:Agreed. I would do the same.
If someone breaks into my home to take my things I will shoot him. That is not murder.
quote:I am absolutely NOT doing that. I simply said that the looting isn't being reported much right now because there is not much of it going on, either in relation to the looting of the past few weeks or in relation to other events currently.
You are trying to justify looting by saying they did not take much.
quote:Sure, but they don't deserve to be executed like at least one person in this thread feels.
The looters were and are scum.
quote:I am not at all excusing any illegal actions. Where do you people get this stuff? I have been explicit about this several times, looters should be arrested and prosecuted.
Don’t try to excuse their actions by showing that someone else did something else that was bad.
I just also feel that we should keep things in perspective. How is that a bad thing?
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