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To: bagster

“California is truly a third world country.”
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Yes, it is. There is so much mail theft now- packages stolen from doorsteps, mail stolen from mailboxes, mail arriving opened from post office, empty packages being delivered.

And let’s talk vandalism: copper pipe and wiring being stolen out of new buildings, public art being destroyed for the bronze and copper, bronze plaques being stolen from public buildings and memorials, and even plants being stolen out of the ground in newly landscaped industrial areas.

We’ve imported a lot of scavenger cultures into our country. There is theft going on on so many levels that it boggles my mind. My father used to say, “How sad, their integrity is only worth $___.”


435 posted on 11/18/2018 9:24:43 AM PST by Melian (Patriots fight!)
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To: Melian

Also, the Left has turned a lot of Americans into scavengers.


455 posted on 11/18/2018 11:03:31 AM PST by RitaOK (Viva Christo Rey! Public Ed & Academia are the FARM TEAM for more Marxists coming, infinitum.)
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To: Melian

“””My father used to say, “How sad, their integrity is only worth $___.”””

My grandfather used to say, “I wouldn’t buy myself a ticket to Hell for it.” How sad.

An item to add to your stolen items list:

Just heard of a local woman who unwisely let her Yorkie out of the house to relieve itself. Moments later she hears a car stop quickly, door slam, drives quickly off. Yorkie gone. :(

Soon to be advertised for a small “rehoming” fee, or another purpose I’d rather not mention. :(

Not the first time around here. Won’t be the last. :(

MAGA


461 posted on 11/18/2018 11:10:04 AM PST by haffast (SUPERPOWER STATUS: ON!!)
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