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Old 01-28-2021, 02:59 PM   #34123
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`However, I read the headline on one website that it's unfair to let the rioters pay, it can break a family. I don't feel sorry for them, they made the conscious decision to riot. They should have stayed at home, or if it were their kids they should have kept them home. What about the owners of the businesses that have been looted, smashed and tried to set on fire? Or the people whose car, scooter or bike was set alight?
I always find those stories to be rather pathetic. As in one person who stole a car, crashed it and ended up with permanent damage. His parents were upset when they lost a court case to force the car owner's insurance company to pay for his on-going health care. Evidently the court didn't recognize a car thief as an uninsured driver. Even worse, the insurance company returned to court to successfully sue the car thief to recover the costs of repairing the car. Well, the suit was successful, the chances of collecting a nickel is unlikely.

Don't do the crime, if you can't do the time.
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