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What about the hundreds of journeys you'll inevitably disrupt? Should your fellow passengers perhaps be free to use lethal force against you in return?
by roryirvine 2mo ago
What about the hundreds of journeys you'll inevitably disrupt? Should your fellow passengers perhaps be free to use lethal force against you in return?
- artisinal 2mo agoI don’t mind being late for work if that means someone got their phone back and justice was served. I’m fairly certain my boss would give me a high five.
- danangReader 2mo agoIt is not emergency situation and in some city you would end up in big trouble/fine.
- artisinal 2mo agoBeing robbed is not an emergency situation?
- erikerikson 2mo agoNo risk to life and limb. Emotionally or psychologically it is significant but that's the traditional bar and blindspot.
- notsmarthuh 2mo ago[flagged]
- bodiekane 2mo agoStolen phone -> access to finances (through password reset emails/SMS or just apps on the phone) -> no ability to pay for medicine/healthcare -> death. Stolen phone -> post offensive things to users Twitter account -> fired from job -> lose healthcare -> death. Stolen phone -> send violent threat against police posing as phone owner -> SWAT team shoots on sight -> death.
- marky1991 2mo agoThis feels debatable to me. I wouldn't at all be upset if someone pulled the emergency stop cord in that case. Getting hundreds of dollars robbed from you on the <whatever> is a big deal.