XPost: nyc.general, nyc.transit, nyc.motorcycles 
 XPost: alt.autos 
 From: dogglebe@yahooo.com 
  
 On Sun, 28 Sep 2003 20:27:23 +0000 (GMT), Whomever 
  wrote: 
  
  
 >> > Are you capable of understanding that, and 
 >> >putting yourself in my position? 
 >> 
 >> No!  I accept the consequences for my own actions.  If I get a ticket 
 >> for something, I don't complain that the cops should've been chasing 
 >> killers and rapists.  I accept the fact that I got caught; you should 
 >> do the same. 
 > 
 >Obviously you ARE incapable of understanding that and putting 
 >yourself in my position. The police were not involved here. This 
 >may not have been a crime technically, but it was a mean- 
 >spirited, draconian action that far exceeded what was justified 
 >by the circumstances. 
  
 I'll say it again:  I accept the consequences for my own actions.  You 
 should learn to do the same. 
  
  
  
  
 >Your mentality is that of the masochistic victim that thinks, 
 >"Gee, it was my fault I got robbed. I should have known better 
 >than to walk the streets at night. I've been WARNED not to do 
 >so. The guy that mugged me had nothing personal against me, it's 
 >MY FAULT for being there." 
  
 You're comparing being punished for committing a crime to being the 
 victim of a crime?  Persecuted much? 
  
  
 >I'll get my compensation, or CVS will pay the price! Disagree 
 >all you wish, but that's the way it will be. And were it not for 
 >masochists like you that suck up to those that abuse us - 
 >corporate, government, or private - they would not in most cases 
 >get away with it. 
  
 I've never been towed for parking illegally.  This has nothing to do 
 with being a suck-up.  It has to do with parking responsibly. 
  
 Too bad, you'll never learn what it means to be responsible 
  
  
 Phil 
  
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