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Yeah, the world is that low.

I am lost for words on this one.

They should have had signs to prevent this.

I could understand stealing their Samoa's, they are like boxed crack, but stealing their money is just unacceptable. If they find these low-lifes, they need to let about 50 Girl Scouts practice their knot tying and once tied up let them beat the snot out of them with baseball bats.

I can't express the level of bull this is.

How someone can do this is beyond me.

Redistribution run amok! I guess we don't know if they are Bernie supporters or not, but they certainly acted like it. There are far too many folks that would rather take (the new steal, you know) than work these days. I am in favor of instant karma in some form to correct their thinking.

The surveillance pictures and description of the car a very good.
I think thy will be caught soon.

"I think we can all agree it's somebody that needs to be held accountable for taking money from a little girl selling Girl Scout cookies," Gant said.

"Accountable"?

NO....its somebody that needs to experience a little 'street justice'. Just put his name and a good picture up in the media, let the rest take care of itself.

Yeah, I know...we need to let LE take care it, that is proper. But this kind of thievery...just really irks me.

Keith B wrote:I could understand stealing their Samoa's, they are like boxed crack, but stealing their money is just unacceptable. If they find these low-lifes, they need to let about 50 Girl Scouts practice their knot tying and once tied up let them beat the snot out of them with baseball bats.

flintknapper wrote:

"I think we can all agree it's somebody that needs to be held accountable for taking money from a little girl selling Girl Scout cookies," Gant said.

"Accountable"?

NO....its somebody that needs to experience a little 'street justice'. Just put his name and a good picture up in the media, let the rest take care of itself.

Yeah, I know...we need to let LE take care it, that is proper. But this kind of thievery...just really irks me.

I don't think anyone would be upset if the person resisted arrest, and fell down some stairs in the process.

Jago668 wrote:

flintknapper wrote:

"I think we can all agree it's somebody that needs to be held accountable for taking money from a little girl selling Girl Scout cookies," Gant said.

"Accountable"?

NO....its somebody that needs to experience a little 'street justice'. Just put his name and a good picture up in the media, let the rest take care of itself.

Yeah, I know...we need to let LE take care it, that is proper. But this kind of thievery...just really irks me.

I don't think anyone would be upset if the person resisted arrest, and fell down some stairs in the process.

Keith B wrote:I could understand stealing their Samoa's, they are like boxed crack, but stealing their money is just unacceptable. If they find these low-lifes, they need to let about 50 Girl Scouts practice their knot tying and once tied up let them beat the snot out of them with baseball bats.

dhoobler wrote:They should have had signs to prevent this.

Middle Age Russ wrote:Redistribution run amok! I guess we don't know if they are Bernie supporters or not, but they certainly acted like it. There are far too many folks that would rather take (the new steal, you know) than work these days. I am in favor of instant karma in some form to correct their thinking.

GlassG19 wrote:

Jago668 wrote:

flintknapper wrote:

"I think we can all agree it's somebody that needs to be held accountable for taking money from a little girl selling Girl Scout cookies," Gant said.

"Accountable"?

NO....its somebody that needs to experience a little 'street justice'. Just put his name and a good picture up in the media, let the rest take care of itself.

Yeah, I know...we need to let LE take care it, that is proper. But this kind of thievery...just really irks me.

I don't think anyone would be upset if the person resisted arrest, and fell down some stairs in the process.

What ever happened to the doctrine of innocent until proven guilty?
[My tongue is firmly planted in my cheek.]

There is a special place in you know where for someone like that.

What ever happened to the doctrine of innocent until proven guilty?
[My tongue is firmly planted in my cheek.]

^^^^^^
Nothing. The law is the law and due process is the correct thing.

But, sometimes unfortunate 'accidents' happen. Some folks call it 'Karma'. Some folks experience karma (the bad kind) more than others. Its a phenomenon that is hard to explain.