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I honestly don't mind when I see a homeless person riding the bike. I guarantee they are getting far more utility out of it than any Google employee is, propert
by trophycase 9y ago
I honestly don't mind when I see a homeless person riding the bike. I guarantee they are getting far more utility out of it than any Google employee is, property rights be damned.
- mliker 9y agoStealing is stealing. There is no excuse for it despite your "utility" excuse.
- URSpider94 9y agoIn most jurisdictions, you'd have a very hard time prosecuting this as theft. The bikes are often left tipped over on the sidewalk, here and there around town. At most, under the law, you are probably "borrowing without permission." People (even homeless people) don't usually keep the bikes, they just dump them off somewhere in Mountain View or Sunnyvale, where either someone else picks them up and rides them or someone calls Google to come get them.