3 ms·
We need some solution. Alarms are the only solution we have at the moment. So, until there's something else, alarms are necessary
by FalconSensei 6y ago
We need some solution. Alarms are the only solution we have at the moment. So, until there's something else, alarms are necessary
- recursive 6y agoIf alarms stopped existing, the problem would not be any worse. So alarms are not necessary.
- FalconSensei 6y agosays who?
- recursive 6y agoThe original article, me, and a few others in this comment section.
- FalconSensei 6y ago> It's also unneeded: it's nearly impossible to start a modern car without the key. > But, as Roger Morris at the National Insurance Crime Bureau explained to me, guys will "break in, roll the car to a vacant lot, and strip it for parts. Breaking into cars is a billion-dollar business." In Brazil they rob the sound system, and other things, in place. Maybe that's more common with older cars, that only had a CD player, but it happens. With my sister's car, they just broke down the door (like, folded it down a bit), stole the stereo, the CDs, and other stuff that was inside. You know those car stereos that you could take the front off? A friend of my parents did that. They keyed the car, screwed with the door, and wrote that the stereo would have been cheaper... So yeah, I would say that an alarm might have helped in those cases.