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Buying a fire sale priced Tesla is still supporting a fascist threat to our country's future. 

Next week’s article: “Hertz accuses renters of ‘theft’ after they accept super low-ball offers”

I agree with this, I’m betting the typical renter of these cars probably could not have abused them too much. And, I think it’s a screaming deal and I can afford $18K for a third car that would be a great commuter...but it’s a hard pass because their CEO is who he is. And I don’t say that to be sensationalistic, I

And two weeks later, find yourself being pulled over, at gun point, for reported vehicle theft...and that it’s a vehicle associated with Musk just makes it a double ‘ah, hell naw’!

I might consider this deal if the car came with an “Elon Sucks” bumper sticker...

Eew.  Then I’d have to make a Hertz rental and own a Tesla.  That’s a dookie double dose.

LOL okay. 

The employee in charge of that also bailed out early that day.

Hertz can swear out a false report for the not-stolen vehicles. There have been several cases of people yanked from cars with guns aimed at them and fingers on triggers, with cops screaming to “stop resisting” as the cops do a knee drop onto their head because Hertz did just that.

My first thought also! Never let a silly thing like causing a major publicity nightmare get in the way of some good ole’ customer abuse!

How many people did this?

From what I hear about Hertz, two years from now, Johnnie Law will show up on their front porch with a warrant for car theft.

See the court case Finders v Keepers.

The most surprising part about all of this is that Hertz didn’t try to immediately arrest all of the customers.

In some parts of the US it is very difficult to find house not under an HOA. They are endemic in Florida, less common in Oregon unless you have a shared amenity like a community pool. I had a pickup on jacks in my driveway for a month, and nobody cared. 

How did these become so ubiquitous in the States.

Basically, the HOA is saying that the state law lacks the language that would enforce them to not enact the pickup rule against the residents and until the law contains that language, there isn’t much that residents of The Meadows can do.”

Some residents have taken to parking their trucks in a pay lot over half a mile from the neighborhood,

Stewart wondered aloud why this longtime congressman doesn’t use one of the many lawful avenues of corruption that have benefitted his colleagues.

Force majeure covers mechanical failures?  The ship wasn’t blown into the bridge by unexpected hurricane-force winds.