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So, Welcome to Oklahoma where Republicans successfully advanced justice reform and so my local Wal-Mart, the one on the lower income side of town, had to put up one way automatic gates at the entrance and has at least one worker stationed watching to make sure shoplifters aren't leaving with a major item. Interesting how the Wal-Mart on the higher income side of town didn't see fit to put up one way auto gates.
Link to videos of shoplifters nonchalantly stuffing merchandise in trash bags in Oklahoma??
40 years of voting blue... which I never participated in. You gotta love the left coast. I'll never go back. Ever.
Hopefully you’ve learned from your mistake in voting Blue and will not do the same in Florida. I live in a Blue hell hole and been thinking of moving to Florida myself, but I’m holding off since way too many NY/NJ refugees are moving down there AND without question vote Blue.
This is the result of liberal, democrat, socialist policies
San Francisco Walgreens: Video shows man fill garbage bag with items, takes off
A video emerged on social media on Monday that showed a man on a bicycle fill up a garbage bag with items inside a San Francisco Walgreens and leave the store without being stopped.
LOL, Forget it! You're the one who lacks common sense. This is because it most certainly didn't work in Oklahoma, especially over drugs, as the state became the most highly imprisoned place in the world. As Oklahoma came to find out, there isn't an unlimited amount of willing public tax dollars available to maintain keeping that no. 1 status.
Promote funding education, rather than more and more money for prisons and you might have fewer poor people wanting to indulge in crime.
Put them on chain gangs for lessor crimes and death penalty for more serious crimes and poor or not, you'll see less crime.
Promote funding education. We provide free basic education now and there are agencies who provide help to people who are truly in need. For a change, why not place the blame of the crime on the sorry, no-good for nothing criminals instead of falling all over yourself trying to make sure their rights are not infringed on and making every excuse under the sun as to why they are no-good rotten to the core thugs to begin with. I just want to get down on the ground and throw up whenever I hear such BS as you just spouted.
Make it unacceptable and I mean really unacceptable to be a criminal and you will see drastic reduction in crime. Let them get by with their crimes and you will see an increase in crime. It's all very fundamental so surely even the most simpleminded can understand the basics here, even with just a 12 year education provided free of charge courtesy of taxpayers.
Everyone is born with a mind and the ability to make decisions (with the exception of some mental cases of which there are places to help those people too). To keep forever making excuses for the ones (who for whatever reasons refuse to abide by society's laws) is just asinine retarded. Puke, puke, puke.
This is the result of liberal, democrat, socialist policies
San Francisco Walgreens: Video shows man fill garbage bag with items, takes off
A video emerged on social media on Monday that showed a man on a bicycle fill up a garbage bag with items inside a San Francisco Walgreens and leave the store without being stopped.
When California increased its threshold to $950, some media sensationalized it and chose not to compare the threshold to other states. Shows how easy public perception is influenced by media and failure to fact check.
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