• @[email protected]
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    651 year ago

    The criminals here are the billionaires who created a system where you friend has to work TWO minimum wages job to barely get by. Don’t defend a broken system, eat the billionaires!

    • @MooseLad
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      471 year ago

      The criminals are also the car thieves, making their own class struggle more.

      • @David_Eight
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        371 year ago

        Totally, he should of stole a nicer car SMH

        • @kautau
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          111 year ago

          Vote YES for banning immobilizers in luxury vehicles so they are easier to steal

      • @Zehzin
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        51 year ago

        If he steals an expensive car it’s alright though

    • @RobertOwnageJunior
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      91 year ago

      I’ve stuggeled plenty in my life as well, yet I’ve never stolen anything. I hate billionaires and I also hate car thiefs. Don’t be a douche.

      • @Something_Complex
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        31 year ago

        What I think he’s saying by that is that we can keep having car tiefs arrested but they are the simptom not the problem.

        So or we keep bashing on the consequence or we go after it’s origins

      • @[email protected]
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        21 year ago

        I’ve stuggeled plenty in my life as well

        And this is relevant because your past experiences and current context are both universal and everybody’s life is the same as yours, so therefore if you don’t do X, then anybody who does is stupid, ugly, bad and wrong. Because if you wouldn’t do it, then literally nobody can have any reason for it

        • @RobertOwnageJunior
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          -11 year ago

          You obviously haven’t had anything valuable stolen from you. But nice condescending tone, dude!

          • @[email protected]
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            21 year ago

            I’ve had stuff stolen but that didn’t make me think my experiences are universal. You seem to be completely unable to think outside of your own context

            • @RobertOwnageJunior
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              11 year ago

              I am not out here trying to rationalize theft, mate. Check your privilege, bud.

                • @RobertOwnageJunior
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                  Yeah? What’s my privilge here? Acknowleding that having their car stolen can be an economic death sentence for some people? This man could’ve stolen anything, from a big store, from some rich guy, etc. Instead he chose to steal a car from a family that might very well depend heavily on it.

                  You people are so deep into your eat the rich narrative, that you completely ignore the poor/average ones. If that isn’t ironic, I don’t see what is.

      • @[email protected]
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        21 year ago

        Sometimes? I mean on this server’s local it’s not so bad. But on lemmy.world’s default? Ho. Le. Phuc. I can’t imagine being a young teen and not having the wisdom I do to discern what’s really happening in the world and just going along with the memes. Talk about a ruined person.

      • @[email protected]
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        21 year ago

        why? it’s a conversation about the impact of theft. Theft is wrong and should be punished and shunned, but the only real solution is to attack the causes of crime, otherwise it’s whack-a-mole.

        Why is it a bizarre take to say “instead of just plugging the hole the water is coming through, we should also fix leaking pipes causing the flood?”

        (note italics to denote caring about several things at the same time, I think its weirder to assume crime has only one cause and one solution: the perpetrator)