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Bix Jan 13th 2011 8:27 pm

Re: Looters
 

Originally Posted by Hebe (Post 9100690)
Nothing wrong with looting from shops - take the opportunity as it arises - after all things are so expensive in Australia and after all, they will be water damaged anyway.


I don't think many would agree with that view.

Or at least I hope many would not agree with it.

soapy© Jan 13th 2011 9:40 pm

Re: Looters
 
drown them, whos going to know :sneaky:

moneypenny20 Jan 13th 2011 9:49 pm

Re: Looters
 

Originally Posted by soapy© (Post 9100821)
drown them, whos going to know :sneaky:

I'll go with that one. Seems ideal, dump them down the river so they end up in Moreton Bay.

soapy© Jan 13th 2011 9:57 pm

Re: Looters
 

Originally Posted by moneypenny20 (Post 9100842)
I'll go with that one. Seems ideal, dump them down the river so they end up in Moreton Bay.

its a great idea pen. the lump of concrete might be a bit of a give away though :unsure:

moneypenny20 Jan 13th 2011 10:00 pm

Re: Looters
 

Originally Posted by soapy© (Post 9100856)
its a great idea pen. the lump of concrete might be a bit of a give away though :unsure:

It was what they were looting ;)

soapy© Jan 13th 2011 10:07 pm

Re: Looters
 

Originally Posted by moneypenny20 (Post 9100859)
It was what they were looting ;)

:lol::lol::lol:

Bix Jan 13th 2011 10:16 pm

Re: Looters
 

Originally Posted by moneypenny20 (Post 9100859)
It was what they were looting ;)


And the chain around their neck is how they were dragging it?

Wilgar Jan 13th 2011 10:38 pm

Re: Looters
 

Originally Posted by eddie007 (Post 9100169)
I thought looters were going to be used by the council as flood markers.... Sure I read that somewhere

Jolly good idea.

moneypenny20 Jan 13th 2011 10:40 pm

Re: Looters
 

Originally Posted by Bix (Post 9100881)
And the chain around their neck is how they were dragging it?

No one said they were smart.

Wilgar Jan 13th 2011 10:41 pm

Re: Looters
 

Originally Posted by Hebe (Post 9100690)
Nothing wrong with looting from shops - take the opportunity as it arises - after all things are so expensive in Australia and after all, they will be water damaged anyway.

Thats a rather odd comment.Stealing is stealing and most people will not steal even if they are desperate.

Officer Dibble Jan 13th 2011 10:43 pm

Re: Looters
 
Cant honestly say I care much about well insured retailers but looting the residences of ordinary folk is surely worth a public flogging.

Bix Jan 13th 2011 10:55 pm

Re: Looters
 

Originally Posted by Officer Dibble (Post 9100924)
Cant honestly say I care much about well insured retailers but looting the residences of ordinary folk is surely worth a public flogging.


Ordinary folk are retailers.

But maybe they should have a sign on their door so looters know if they are insured or not.

Officer Dibble Jan 13th 2011 10:58 pm

Re: Looters
 

Originally Posted by Bix (Post 9100950)
Ordinary folk are retailers.

But maybe they should have a sign on their door so looters know if they are insured or not.

A retailer uninsured? Surely you jest.

Bix Jan 13th 2011 11:02 pm

Re: Looters
 

Originally Posted by Officer Dibble (Post 9100953)
A retailer uninsured? Surely you jest.

No jest.
I saw it on TV so it must be true.

Actually there was a family fruit and veg business they showed inspecting the remains of their business.........and no insurance.

eddie007 Jan 13th 2011 11:10 pm

Re: Looters
 
Retailers get looted we the consumers pay the price through higher prices... Same deal with shop lifting.... It is NOT a victimless crime stealing from insured or uninsured shop keeperes... Or anyone for that fact... Not even insurance comapanies through false claims


Disgusting :thumbdown:


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