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It's a small piece of plastic. A damaged car is generally expensive to repair, and "disagree with something being displayed" is very different than "intentional
by __float 4y ago
It's a small piece of plastic. A damaged car is generally expensive to repair, and "disagree with something being displayed" is very different than "intentionally obscures license plate".
You can't "both sides" and pretend to be neutral when your argument equates two incredibly different scenarios.
- sorwin 4y agoIt doesn't matter. You're not the police, or anyone in charge of those matters. What gives you the right to touch their car?
- lostmsu 4y agoThe fact that said car was used to break the law. Even if his actions were to be found illegal under current law, I'd say they should be explicitly allowed as a form of vigilantism.