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Originally posted by Flaming Homer@Sep 3 2005, 12:22 AM
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@Sep 2 2005, 04:51 PM
I think all that gangsta rap music has rotted out your brain a bit mate.
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I didn't know that music could make me lose brain cells?
Is there a link I can check? Maybe an article on it?
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Stealing electronics because you can is wrong. [/b][/quote]
Stealing electronics because you can is wrong. No doubt about it. What I want to know though, is who really cares about TVs? The whole city is ruined. Thousands of people are dying.
This stealing of televisions/clothes/booze is getting more exposure and seems to cause more outrage than other, rather more important things like death, pestilence, murder, inept government at all levels...
What's a few tvs here and there? The whole town is going to be torn down.
Again, I think it is wrong, but looting of (probably doomed) consumer goods should be way down the list of things for anyone to gripe about but it seems to be up at the top. I must have seen that footage of those 3 people carrying armloads of t-shirts out the window about a hundred times. I haven't seen a dead body or one of those roving gangs or a robbery or even footage from inside the Superdome though. What is the real story here?
How this lawlessness was able to come about and remain for so long is a much bigger and far-reaching issue than looted stores