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If someone broke one of this guy's windows, I suspect he'd find a more suitable place for his cars.  When you read the comments, though, it's mostly blah-blah-blah and let's-involve-the-government.  The biggest problem with modern society is that you can be a motherfucker because everyone is too much of a pussy to do anything about it.   Parking was tight in my old apartment, and so people would inevitably bump into a car while parallel parking.  None of us had much of a problem with this.  You always have some motherfucker, though, who is going to abuse the trust. When a guy decided that he'd violently bump the car in front and in back of him, repeatedly, in order to squeeze into a space, he got a lecture on public ethics and the social contract...continue to full post

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on November 03, 2010 (boomark / email).

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