MFFY Parking

Scott en Aztlán > wrote in
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> On 7 Jan 2005 04:16:23 GMT, Jim Yanik .> wrote:
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>>> Generally speaking, the least-desirable spaces (at least to soccer
>>> moms) are those out by the street, because they are farthest awa
>>> from the mall entrances. However, when cars are coming into the
>>> mall, where do they come from? The street. And when they leave,
>>> where do they go? The street. So when you park next to the street,
>>> you have a continual flow of vehicles coming and going from the
>>> mall, as well as vehicles just driving past. Lots of eyes to make
>>> the bad guys nervous.
>>
>>Not really.Most of that traffic is not even paying attention to their
>>driving,and they would not stop or call police if they saw someone
>>messing with a vehicle. How are they to know if it's a criminal or the
>>owner?
>
> Do you think the average criminal knows all that?

Yes,they depend on it.



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>Alex Rodriguez > wrote in
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>> In article >,
>> says...
>>>Absolutely. I have never "accidentally" banged another vehicle's door,
>>>just as I have never "accidentally" shot somebody. Reasonable people
>>>take appropriate safety precautions to prevent such things from
>>>happening.
>> You are in the minority in seeing things that way. I too act the same
>> way.
>> ----------
>> Alex
>
>The "majority" are then just rationalizing their negligence.

Unfortunately that is the case. Many just don't care.
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Alex

In article >, .
says...
>Alex Rodriguez > wrote in
:
>> In article >,
>> says...
>>>Absolutely. I have never "accidentally" banged another vehicle's door,
>>>just as I have never "accidentally" shot somebody. Reasonable people
>>>take appropriate safety precautions to prevent such things from
>>>happening.
>> You are in the minority in seeing things that way. I too act the same
>> way.
>> ----------
>> Alex
>
>The "majority" are then just rationalizing their negligence.

Unfortunately that is the case. Many just don't care.
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Alex