Curfews

[Steve_R]

Originally Posted by dvarapala

That's not what it's for. As you say, businesses are closed at night, so anyone who's out and about during those hours is most likely up to no good.

The other night a car pulled up and parked in front of my neighbor's house. The driver got out and walked up the driveway, testing the door handles of the vehicles parked there to see if any were unlocked. This person then crossed the street and did the same thing to another neighbor. Then he ran back to his car and drove away.

That exact same shit happens if there's a virus or not. So, you're okay if the curfews are kept in place indefinitely because "anyone who's out and about during those hours is most likely up to no good?"

[JetMechZ16]

Originally Posted by dvarapala

That's not what it's for. As you say, businesses are closed at night, so anyone who's out and about during those hours is most likely up to no good.

The other night a car pulled up and parked in front of my neighbor's house. The driver got out and walked up the driveway, testing the door handles of the vehicles parked there to see if any were unlocked. This person then crossed the street and did the same thing to another neighbor. Then he ran back to his car and drove away.

You witnessed this while hiding under your covers and calling 911 right? When seconds count, the police are just minutes away.

Originally Posted by Steve_R

That exact same shit happens if there's a virus or not. So, you're okay if the curfews are kept in place indefinitely because "anyone who's out and about during those hours is most likely up to no good?"

Well you know that giving up some of our rights for security is worth it. We all want to be safer.

Bunch of sheep

[Steve_R]

Originally Posted by JetMechZ16

Well you know that giving up some of our rights for security is worth it. We all want to be safer.

Bunch of sheep

For far too many, but not for me.

[JetMechZ16]

Originally Posted by Steve_R

For far too many, but not for me.

I agree

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[Rodnok1]

One nearby city contemplating a curfew, unfortunately my wife drives through the city, there are ways around the city however alot longer trip.

[snide]

Originally Posted by dvarapala

That's not what it's for. As you say, businesses are closed at night, so anyone who's out and about during those hours is most likely up to no good.

The other night a car pulled up and parked in front of my neighbor's house. The driver got out and walked up the driveway, testing the door handles of the vehicles parked there to see if any were unlocked. This person then crossed the street and did the same thing to another neighbor. Then he ran back to his car and drove away.

Isn't that normal behavior in Commiefornia?

[dvarapala]

Originally Posted by snide

Isn't that normal behavior in Commiefornia?

The last time I saw something like that was a few years ago when a heroin addict went around trying door handles. Sadly he got lucky that time and found one that was unlocked. At least that neighbor learned their lesson, because all 3 of their vehicles were locked this time.

[Bill]

Here's how we handle break ins of our neighbors' property here in Texas:

The complete Joe Horn 9-11 call - YouTube

Score: Good guys- 2

Bad guys- 0

[04 commemorative]

I got toilet paper bitches ....paper towels too ....and some food ....I should be good for the next month.....if weather gets better maybe wife and I can take a bike ride....boardwalks are closed but we'll ride along the bay maybe.....Line to get into Costco today....
They were letting a few people in at a time as people came out....didn't hoard just got what I felt we needed for next month....tomorrow I will search out wine
Came home,wiped off everything we bought with clorex wipe...took clothes off took shower(together) and washed clothes

[BOTY]

Originally Posted by Steve_R

For far too many, but not for me.

Screw that.