Vandalized Dream Cars

[Paco Pena]

Welcome !

Thanks! Long time listener, first time caller. Finally got tired of just creeping the forum.

Paco

 

[2strokeNorthstar]

That 911 looks kinda badass though

There was a rumor that the owner left it there on purpose for insurance. There was some questionable history.

 

[tyman]

"Tyman, why do you hate the general public?"

"Exhibit A, your Honor.

 

[KrisZ]

Until it happens to you.

I guess you missed the very last sentence in my post.

These are just things and very subjective at that. I bet an average 20 year old today would be more outraged at a destroyed “vintage” iPhone or MacBook than these vehicles.

 

[aquariuscsm]

I would have no issue whatsoever with some good ol redneck justice being served here.

 

[Rand]

Look at the morons who go after rare art - sure could help them with the SuperGlue part …

not that I'm trying to comment on the why..
but I feel the greatest justice would be to leave them there glued to the wall handcuffed for a couple days of no food or rr.

 

[PF52]

Not condoning criminal behavior of course, but it’s just objects, insured in most cases. Nobody should give a flying flamingo except the owners IMO.

Sort of like if someone came by and set your house on fire while you're away at work. After all, that's why we have insurance, right?

 

[KrisZ]

someone came by and set your house on fire while you're away at work. After all, that's why we have insurance, right?

Someone did? Then you're right I better call my insurance that's what it's for.

 

[4WD]

not that I'm trying to comment on the why..
but I feel the greatest justice would be to leave them there glued to the wall handcuffed for a couple days of no food or rr.

Outdoors

 

[Super-Fairlane]

I say we raise up a posse and go findem!!

 

[DGXR]

Given the variety of models, colors, and options that can be ordered, it might actually, be impossible to replace that car with one that is exactly the same.

Further, it’s not the ease of replacement, it’s the cost. The loss of the car, the months waiting for a new one, the incidental fees and costs not covered by insurance, and the increased cost of insurance in the future.

This is a big loss.

Don't forget the psychological trauma from the experience. Something you care about, worked hard for the money and saved up for years, something you thoroughly enjoy and spend lots of time taking care of... needlessly destroyed by a sick person. Then you hear dismissive comments, saying it's easily replaced. Depending on your resilience, this kind of loss can potentially have a deep and lasting effect. After we get "fair compensation" for the loss, I guess everything is suddenly fixed we are supposed to pretend that it didn't happen.

 

[wpod]

California is a pro criminal state.

 

[cjcride]

People who do this are trash.
I feel the vandals and thieves have a seething envy

 

[Redright9]

Crazy how society says they are for the little guy working hard to make it some day. Then when the little guy does and becomes rich they are now evil and generally hated. What is that wealth point where you go from hardworking person and deserve a break to rich jerk?

Its also crazy how we think because someone can build/buy a nice car be it an old classic or a super car, we feel we can vandalize it or just walk up and fondle it. Wasn't there a video going around YouTube where someone was walking over or flopping on the hood of nice cars? As everyone has said, I dont understand either why people cant keep their hands to themselves.

 

[hardcore302]

It would take every ounce of energy for me not to spartan kick each one in the face. Same for the paintings on which they poured soup not too long ago.