XPost: nyc.general, nyc.transit, nyc.motorcycles 
 XPost: alt.autos 
 From: postmaster@127.0.0.1 
  
  
 > It would be sufficient to paste a note to the window of a car 
 > that it is parked illegally, keep a record of violators' license 
 > plate numbers, and only take such drastic action in cases of 
 > several repeated offenses. 
  
 So, if someone breaks into your home you think that your first action should 
 be to tap them on the shoulder and politely ask them to leave? 
  
 > It would be preferable to charge for 
 > parking in a lot rather than using it as a trap run by 
 > extortionist goons. 
  
 It's THIER property. You left your car on their property. They were doing 
 you a favour by letting you park there while in their store. They clearly 
 posted a sign that you are NOT welcome to park there when shopping 
 elsewhere. It's YOUR fault. Be glad you got your car back and didn't have to 
 walk home. 
  
 > Being intelligent (look up the word, I doubt 
 > you know its meaning), 
  
 Try looking this word up yourself. If you can't read a sign in a parking 
 lot, you probably shouldn't even have a drivers licence. 
  
 > I'm not the type to resort to vandalism, 
 > but I sympathize with those so frustrated by circumstances that 
 > they feel there is no alternative for obtaining justice. 
  
 What justice? You tresspassed and got your car towed. THAT is justice. 
  
 What would you do if your neighbour started parking his car on your lawn? 
 I'm pretty sure you'd have it towed ASAP. 
  
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