Shoplifting Becoming More and More Commonplace

[olroadbeech]

In my area shoplifting is becoming more and more brazen. People walking out of stores with armfuls of clothing , shoes, groceries and law enforcement tells store owners not to do anything about it.

The cashier at my local grocery says it happens all day long. People just walking out with stuff and they were told not to confront them.

Word is getting around and soon this will become an epidemic.

Sign that our society is staring to break down.

 

[over9five]

"Don't confront them. Just raise the prices for the people that DO pay...."

 

[DELACROIX]

"Don't confront them. Just raise the prices for the people that DO pay...."

Cheaper then having a lawsuit if your employee happens to hurt one of them.

Or you have them arrested and they are back on the street the following day looking for you for a payback.

Welcome to the “new normal”...

 

[Dum preloader]

I believe the next escalation to watch out for is going to be a rise of home invasions.

 

[rod]

I believe the next escalation to watch out for is going to be a rise of home invasions.

I predict home invasions won't go as smooth as shoplifting does. At least not where I live. bang bang -you're dead. Shoplifters / looters should also be shot on sight.

 

[olroadbeech]

It started before this with the simplest most innocuous things. Littering , jaywalking , not stopping for stop signs, and slowly rises from these simple things.

Barney Fife was right 'NIP IT ! NIP IT IN THE BUD!!"

Society is surrendering .

 

[Dum preloader]

I predict home invasions won't go as smooth as shoplifting does. At least not where I live. bang bang -you're dead. Shoplifters / looters should also be shot on sight.

Then the media twists it that you weren't actually defending your home but the invaders were actually peacefully looking for asylum. The FBI gets unleashed on you then you get made an example out of, then soon after the hot civil war starts. Am I crazy?

 

[Wally]

The liberal voters did this to themselves by passing Prop 47. Reaping what they sowed.

 

[Dum preloader]

Then the media twists it that you weren't actually defending your home but the invaders were actually peacefully looking for asylum. The FBI gets unleashed on you then you get made an example out of, then soon after the hot civil war starts. Am I crazy?

Tons of people have already been made an example of or are being made an example of. Including your president trump.

 

[Babagounj]

I know of a place that decades ago had an issue with people robbing cars in their parking lot.
They didn't need the cops to solve it, they did it themselves.
They "hired" some rather mean men to kick the living heck out of anyone who tried anything.
It worked.

Time to bring back the Brute Squads.

 

[Dum preloader]

It started before this with the simplest most innocuous things. Littering , jaywalking , not stopping for stop signs, and slowly rises from these simple things.

Barney Fife was right 'NIP IT ! NIP IT IN THE BUD!!"

Society is surrendering .

Just like pedophilia slowly rises out of accepting homosexuality. Society is indeed surrendering. They just wanted to be able to get married right? Now your kids are transgender. We reap what we sow.

 

[Babagounj]

The liberal voters did this to themselves by passing Prop 47. Reaping what they sowed.

The downside is that many are leaving and bringing their stupid ideas with them.

 

[olroadbeech]

I know of a place that decades ago had an issue with people robbing cars in their parking lot.
They didn't need the cops to solve it, they did it themselves.
They "hired" some rather mean men to kick the living heck out of anyone who tried anything.
It worked.

Time to bring back the Brute Squads.

Nowadays they would be sued into bankruptcy.

I had a big argument with cops years ago when my 16 year old son was manhandled by a manager at a local supermarket for dropping and breaking a bottle of soda.

The cops wouldnt do anything about it so i told the patrolman that I would take care of it myself. When I got home a sargent called me and said i could not take the law into my own hands.

I told him i would take care of it if they wouldnt. They came to my house and I was almost arrested. So I'm the bad guy even though the store manager battered my son.

Awhile later after waiting for a time I took care care of it "my way".

 

[rod]

Then the media twists it that you weren't actually defending your home but the invaders were actually peacefully looking for asylum. The FBI gets unleashed on you then you get made an example out of, then soon after the hot civil war starts. Am I crazy?

I'm old enough not to care about ANY of that.

 

[Babagounj]

Nowadays they would be sued into bankruptcy.

I had a big argument with cops years ago when my 16 year old son was manhandled by a manager at a local supermarket for dropping and breaking a bottle of soda.

The cops wouldnt do anything about it so i told the patrolman that I would take care of it myself. When I got home a sargent called me and said i could not take the law into my own hands.

I told him i would take care of it if they wouldnt. They came to my house and I was almost arrested. So I'm the bad guy even though the store manager battered my son.

Awhile later after waiting for a time I took care care of it "my way".

When I mentioned "hired" it meant under the table work.

 

[Dum preloader]

I'm old enough not to care about ANY of that.

It's your country. I can't make you care.

 

[Wally]

The downside is that many are leaving and bringing their stupid ideas with them.

The law removes the right to consider a suspects criminal history, the result being a revolving door of crime.

 

[Babagounj]

I'm old enough not to care about ANY of that.

Just declare yourself a Sovereign Citizen.

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

Nowadays they would be sued into bankruptcy.

I had a big argument with cops years ago when my 16 year old son was manhandled by a manager at a local supermarket for dropping and breaking a bottle of soda.

The cops wouldnt do anything about it so i told the patrolman that I would take care of it myself. When I got home a sargent called me and said i could not take the law into my own hands.

I told him i would take care of it if they wouldnt. They came to my house and I was almost arrested. So I'm the bad guy even though the store manager battered my son.

Awhile later after waiting for a time I took care care of it "my way".

 

[Dum preloader]

Nowadays they would be sued into bankruptcy.

I had a big argument with cops years ago when my 16 year old son was manhandled by a manager at a local supermarket for dropping and breaking a bottle of soda.

The cops wouldnt do anything about it so i told the patrolman that I would take care of it myself. When I got home a sargent called me and said i could not take the law into my own hands.

I told him i would take care of it if they wouldnt. They came to my house and I was almost arrested. So I'm the bad guy even though the store manager battered my son.

Awhile later after waiting for a time I took care care of it "my way".

Even if this story is true it's dumb for anyone to take the law into their own hands.