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Topic	Is this prank fair? Injuring bike thieves
nicklebro 06/03/18 10:13:39 AM #108:	DiegoSanchez206 posted... I didnt make up anything. No one is being intentionally injured in this topic. But even if you believe that (LMAO), you are being at the very least a hypocrite. You said two wrongs dont make a right but it appears you believe people should be robbed. Nice trolling job. Close your account. Saying someone deserves to be robbed doesn't mean I'd Rob them. Man, you're ofer on valid arguments today. It's impressive to see someone type so much while saying absolutely nothing. Nomadic View posted... Youre not allowed to intentionally set traps to protect property. Personally I think its fair. But legally they will be able to sue the bike owner if he maliciously and intentionally set a trap. Ruh roh.... Looks like these guys are breaking the law. Lol too bad these guys are far too deep into this debate to admit they're wrong now. What's that about anyways? I mean I have no problem admitting when I'm wrong. First, it's gamefQs so who cares? Second, I'm completely anonymous, so why do you guys find it so hard to admit you're wrong even when it's been proven? --- Now you can't call me a sigless user. <cite>nicklebro posted [p:902471173] in Is this pr... [t:76663997]...</cite> <quote><cite>DiegoSanchez206 posted...</cite> <quote> I didnt make up anything. No one is being intentionally injured in this topic. But even if you believe that (LMAO), you are being at the very least a hypocrite. You said two wrongs dont make a right but it appears you believe people should be robbed. Nice trolling job. Close your account.</quote> Saying someone deserves to be robbed doesn't mean I'd Rob them. Man, you're ofer on valid arguments today. It's impressive to see someone type so much while saying absolutely nothing. <cite>Nomadic View posted...</cite> <quote>Youre not allowed to intentionally set traps to protect property. Personally I think its fair. But legally they will be able to sue the bike owner if he maliciously and intentionally set a trap.</quote> Ruh roh.... Looks like these guys are breaking the law. Lol too bad these guys are far too deep into this debate to admit they're wrong now. What's that about anyways? I mean I have no problem admitting when I'm wrong. First, it's gamefQs so who cares? Second, I'm completely anonymous, so why do you guys find it so hard to admit you're wrong even when it's been proven? --- Now you can't call me a sigless user.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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