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I agree with both of you, though both of you pointed out the solution for avoiding the consequences of a hypothetical situation.

You buy a vehicle and you’re instantly “under water" they are not appreciating assets. This article makes zero sense.

This is like saying X number of people are losing money on their stock portfolio.

It was rotating on it’s anchor line, that is not plowing.

That’s not necessarily true?

100% correct. Plus security guards won’t stop you, cops won’t likely arrest you, and DAs won’t prosecute you, and even if you DID get arrested - there’s no bail - so you’re back on the street to start the fun all over again.

The problem in California is that you can have an UNLIMITED number of under $950 misdemeanor tickets now with no jail time, they will never accumulate into a felony charge and you won’t go to jail for them.

I’ll explain the difference between CA and red states like TX. The difference is, in SF there is No Cash Bail. So, if you DO get picked up, you’re booked and released for a misdemeanor.  You serve no time, and you go back on the street to do it again - and again - and again.

Which state is more likely to punish misdemeanor shoplifting?

It’s called “satire” and it is intended to point out the ridiculously lenient and laissez-faire attitude that the California legal system has toward crime. Goes to lack of enforcement, not threshold for a misdemeanor.

Ask store owners in California how they feel about the new shoplifting law.

“The photos were taken in San Francisco and appear to be referring to a right-wing disinformation campaign…”

So what’s in the jars?

The find indicates that the ancient sailors had better navigation skills than known.

Sure, but that one at least tickles the nostalgia and has some color and character.

Yep. Slow motion harvesting wheat while nude with excessive lens flares.

Rebel Moon does not need more violence/gore or sex to be better.

It’s pretty damn silly. Why I watched both halves is a mystery but I contributed to this thing having views.

Why is a directors cut even a thing for Netflix? For cinema and into home release, I understand. But you made a movie for home release...why not just release the vision you wanted to from the get go??

It didn’t help, but it wouldn’t have been a thing had the original Gawker’s owner not made it a point to dig into celebrity lives to try to bring out every bit of their private lives that anyone might Gawk at.