BobDole

Maybe Biden and Trump can be cellmates.

So law and order for car thieves, but NOT Donald Trump. Thanks for that clarification.

Never stolen a car, but go on as you seem to want to say something more about this.

From the second article I linked it sounds like the manufacturer put in easily hacked security systems. Literally you need a USB cord and a screwdriver. The videos that show how to do this have gone viral and made those cars easy targets for thieves. On top of that knowing that these cars are easily hijacked they are becoming nice weapons for joy rides and other criminal activity due to this. I would think car manufacturers much like with safety measures have a little responsibility to make their cars at least a little harder to steal. I would equate that to buying locks for your house that the manufacturer makes it easy to pick versus the others. As far as the personal responsibility part, the people who purchased these cars (most likely) didn't know until recently how easy they were to steal. I have no clue if there are legs to this lawsuit, the best indicator will be if other cities join in.

This isn't just a Chicago problem. If other cities see there is traction to this lawsuit I'm sure they will join in. I'm no lawyer, nor do I play one on the internet so I have no clue if this lawsuit has any chance of going very far. https://apnews.com/article/hyundai-kia-tiktok-theft-stolen-8e0a353d24be0e7bce36e34c5e4dac51 The Chicago mayor doesn't seem to be rationalizing the criminal activity, more so showing that the manufacturer has created an easy target for crime. From the article you need a USB cord and screwdriver to drive away with a Kia(and I thought it was no credit no problem!).

Me neither, thus this article 100% true.

From the article the only crime they have is car theft, that's really good for a city of that size. That article never ONCE mentioned any murders.

Who doesn't know about that?

Based on the article they don't prosecute anyone for any crimes in Chicago because they never mentioned it. They also don't even do food inspections at restaurants from what that article doesn't say. Another conclusion from that article is the they are tearing down Wrigley Field.

I'll let you try it first.

That is up to the town whether they want to join in on the lawsuit. It's not my specialty on what would be the number to jump in on it. If other cities feel this is something they can do they will jump in on it. It's the same as any class action lawsuit.

Answering a question with a question, that's genius! Where did I rationalize car theft from that question? You continue to make things up in your brain. Another copy and paste from Fox News. Wahoo, good job. I am glad you have mastered copy and paste. Now master reading. The first article linked was about a lawsuit against car manufacturers. It had NOTHING to do with prosecuting car thieves AT ALL! Nothing from the original article can be said on the prosecution of car thieves other than what you have made up in your loony head. That has nothing to do with the topic, way to waste people's time

Copy and paste again! Good job, keep up the Lord's work here.

Wow, amazing analytics from you once again.

My guess is the small towns haven't seen the spike in car thefts of the specific cars like Chicago has. I wouldn't be surprised if more cities join in on this lawsuit.

I asked you a simple question based on your conclusion from possibly reading the exact same article. You have no proof for your conclusion other than what Fox News tells you that Chicago is bad and ran by corrupt Demoncrats. Tell me when you can answer where you got your conclusion from. I'm still waiting.

Thanks, you helped a lot. As usual you add no substance and can't even answer where you have drawn your conclusion from.

Where in the article does it state they are not prosecuting the car thieves. I may have missed that part, feel free to point out where that is for me. Thanks buddy.

His style is better suited for freestyle. I think at this point he's looking to get the sour taste of last year out of his mouth and finish his senior year off right.

He's likely a tweener internationally. His best weight would be 70kg. For an Olympic run he'd definitely be at 74kg, no way he makes 65kg.

From the article... Weird that a mayor would do this, I'm surprised it wouldn't be an insurance company that would do this.

Just saw an article that said the family and Oher got $767,000 from the movie. If I were him, I'd be going after the producer of the film since that is peanuts compared to the $330million that the movie made. This is a really weird case.

As much as we bicker R vs. D, the truth is they don't care much about the common people. They are beholden to those that paid for their campaign. They will say what they need to say to get the votes and that is about it.

If he would land at Indiana I am sure they can figure something out to get him in the lineup.