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Being that you're posting this on a forum rather than keeping it to yourself, the implication is that you're welcoming feedback.
And the feedback is that this is very odd behavior to go around your area taking pictures of Biden supporting signs so you can figure out who the signs belong to based on which homes they are placed in front of. What are you planning to do with that information?
Took them off my snowplow for free list. Booted them from the neighborhood watch and make sure my Pitbull's crap in their yard...............
Seriously dude? If you're trying to make the case for Trump supporters being good neighbors, that's doing a horrible job.
Finally caved in...People say you're a bad neighbor long enough you stop being a good neighbor ....Just wait until people get tired of being called Nazis and really start acting like Nazis...
Finally caved in...People say you're a bad neighbor long enough you stop being a good neighbor ....Just wait until people get tired of being called Nazis and really start acting like Nazis...
I actually don't know or care what my neighbors' political beliefs are. Nobody makes a big deal of it, usually. There are very few yard signs for the election. We do have a guy who makes a fool of himself with Trump flags. This is a permanent display and he has had as many as 20 flags but is down to about 10 or 12 since the election. He thinks it is patriotic but is actually ridiculous. This is a blue state so most people think he is a fool but leave him alone. Otherwise, I only know of a couple episodes of confrontation and these were always started by Trumpers who were rightfully put in their place. They tried some voter intimidation stunts on election day but it didn't work.
My old boss gave me some good advice: "Don't wrestle with a pig. The pig enjoys it and you just get yourself dirty."
False equivalence. Reporting someone (whether you know them or not) for domestic terrorism and a violent riot is a totally different scenario than reporting a traffic violation.
If they were one of those that stormed into the capital, not just attending the rally, by that logic all blm demonstrators should be arrested as well.
I think I have pretty good reading comprehension. The author definitely compared the nice neighbors to the people she stayed with in France who liked the Nazi collaborator or Hezbollah people. I thought she would eventually say that was her feeling going in but she has talked to her neighbors and realized they have more in common than they think or something, but instead she basically said they were nice to do that but she is not going to forgive them unless they can admit that their political beliefs are entirely wrong.
False equivalence. Reporting someone (whether you know them or not) for domestic terrorism and a violent riot is a totally different scenario than reporting a traffic violation.
No one is doing that.
There wasn't any "domestic terrorism" that could be reported.
Being that you're posting this on a forum rather than keeping it to yourself, the implication is that you're welcoming feedback.
And the feedback is that this is very odd behavior to go around your area taking pictures of Biden supporting signs so you can figure out who the signs belong to based on which homes they are placed in front of. What are you planning to do with that information?
That is strange behavior another reason I don't put political signs in my yard or stickers on my cars. There are too many wackos out there that are capable of anything and you never know what might trigger them. And its been over a decade since anyone I liked was even in presidential primaries so its not really an issue.
And I live in a red state and county but there were not many Trump signs, pretty much zero Biden signs around. Mostly local races.
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