bevhill

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by bevhill 1y ago
WOW. Look, being in the country without "authorization" isn't even a crime. It's an administrative matter. Don't go implying that actions are somehow worse when someone who took the risk of moving to a new country d
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by bevhill 1y ago
I mean, who even steals anymore? These people are so out of touch.
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by bevhill 1y ago
These exist in retail space now, but you can't go there. DashMarts are full-service general stores that delivery drivers stop at to pick up orders. It's like a ghost kitchen but for Dollar General. If they'd open up a "c
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by bevhill 1y ago
Violence is okay to perpetrate, but not to respond with. A violent person will probably get it out of their system quickly. If you fight them, though, that creates a feedback loop that won't stop until someone is injured or dead. Just
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by bevhill 1y ago
The shrink from "forgetting" to scan things is how they pay you.
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by bevhill 1y ago
Most policy decisions should put people in prison, laws be damned. We have to reign in corporate overreach while we still have a government to do it with.
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by bevhill 1y ago
The delay gives you time to arrange a refund from Visa/Mastercard or to make an insurance claim, if you're a business. You don't really have to lose anything from theft. It's just a business expense for your insurance or
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by bevhill 1y ago
People don't need "rehabilitation", they need help. Nobody would need to shoplift if they could afford what they need. Prices should always be indexed to the customer's income. That's it - make it so everyone can af
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by bevhill 1y ago
This is another example of the poor being punished harder. A desperate mother who steals repeatedly will reach felony levels and spend years in prison or face deportation, but a rich teen who steals for fun will stay below felony and get aw
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by bevhill 1y ago
I'm totally with you! These are huge societal problems we have to solve, and nothing can get better until everyone is taken care of.
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by bevhill 1y ago
Organized crime or a disorganized black market supply chain aren't desperate.
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by bevhill 1y ago
Peak COVID never ended. It's more important now than ever to stay vaccinated, maintain social distance, and mask up.
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by bevhill 1y ago
Law is the recorded decisions of those with power. There are ways other than legislation to create law that we're only just beginning to explore.
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by bevhill 1y ago
I swear that the only thing that draws people to this industry is the desire to escape their home village. It certainly isn't the quality of conversation with like-minded tinkerers. It's just losers like you who think a big payche
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by bevhill 1y ago
You can just say it.
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by bevhill 1y ago
You're right! Your anecdote is much better than theirs. You won me over at least.
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by bevhill 1y ago
Let's think about this. You say that Texas and Florida are "donors" in the same way as California is. But what do those states do? Take Texas. Its main industry by far is oil and gas -- an extractive and polluting industry, a
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by bevhill 1y ago
People in red states can't afford those materials. Half of the houses in the Midwest still use PVC siding and wooden stilts in crawlspace. The first hot day or heavy rain they see and they start melting and molding. But that's all
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by bevhill 1y ago
California supplies a significant percentage of the federal budget -- more than your state in all probability. And our insurance industry is the fourth biggest in the world. We can afford to build anywhere we want, and any FEMA funding we g