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Re: Tyre Extinguishers

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uh huh... And how many synonyms for "three" do you know of? I didn't say I owned three "automobiles" either. The responder was apparently dazed, and/or annoyed by owning more than two of something "(???)", none of which was the point. The point is that - I am one that this article would have called out to be vandalized, but for no good reason. So I can identify as to the arbitrariness of fixating on a single thing (e…

> mmm hrm. And how many synonyms for "three" do you know of? I didn't say I owned three "automobiles" either. You did list three vehicles, that could be where the three came from. I probably shouldn't have commented though, but I guess it's too late for that. > The point is that - I am one that this article would have called out to be vandalized, but for no reason so I can identify. I don't care what you drive, how b…

peace! sounds like we pretty much agree.

> And I too would get very angry if something like this left me stranded 30 miles from the job site with a load of lumber while

and that's a fact! or momma with a load of soccer kids.

Re: Tyre Extinguishers

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Someone made a choice I disagree with, so I'm going to vandalize their property!

This has been done before. When real fur jackets were common it was a thing to throw paint on them to discourage wearing real fur in public and ultimately stop the production of them.

A lot of evil things have been done before. That doesn't make them okay to do now.

Re: Tyre Extinguishers

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This has been done before. When real fur jackets were common it was a thing to throw paint on them to discourage wearing real fur in public and ultimately stop the production of them.

A lot of evil things have been done before. That doesn't make them okay to do now.

Fur farming was evil and now it is massively less popular. So it looked like the activist action worked.

Re: Tyre Extinguishers

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A lot of evil things have been done before. That doesn't make them okay to do now.

Fur farming was evil and now it is massively less popular. So it looked like the activist action worked.

If drug usage and petty theft carried a mandatory death penalty, we'd see a lot less of them too. But would doing that be a good thing just because it would work?

Re: Tyre Extinguishers

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It would be absolutely legit to kneecap anyone trying to mess with your wheels. And this guy is probably some basement-activist who couldn't afford a car. And if he really thinks he can mess with other people's things and get away with it, I won't be surprised if he's arrested or even shot someday.

Bodily harm as a 'response' to some material mischief is never 'legit'.
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