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'You reap what you sow': Internet roasts Democrats as Adam Schiff gets robbed in San Francisco ahead

Discussion in 'Too Hot for Swamp Gas' started by flgator2, Apr 27, 2024.

  1. flgator2

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    'You reap what you sow': Internet roasts Democrats as Adam Schiff gets robbed in San Francisco ahead of speaking event (msn.com)

    SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA: Democratic Congressman Adam Schiff experienced a taste of San Francisco's notorious crime problem firsthand on Thursday, April 25, when his luggage was stolen from his parked car before a speaking event in the city.

    Despite the unsettling incident, Schiff remained composed and attended the event wearing a shirt and hiking vest, having been robbed of his formal attire. The incident sparked an online firestorm, with many critics mocking the California lawmaker and his party's policies on law and order.

    According to the San Francisco Chronicle, Schiff's car had been parked in a downtown garage while he visited the area. Ahead of a dinner where the Senate hopeful intended to thank high-profile lawyer Joe Cotchett for his support in the race to replace the late Dianne Feinstein, Schiff's belongings were stolen from his vehicle.

    That sucks, but good it happened to a person like him. My buddy was there for business a few weeks back and stopped at In and Out, they had an armed security guard that was telling them all to remove all objects from the car from visible site
     
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  2. gatorjo

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    Republicans sure do love crime and criminals.

    It's just like J6 all over again.
     
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  3. gatordavisl

    gatordavisl VIP Member

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    Dem gets robbed . . .
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    Meanwhile, the majority of high crime states are red.
     
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  4. flgator2

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    I don't recall Adam ever reporting being robbed in a red state, do you?
     
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  5. flgator2

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    At least we have love, you guys are just full of hate and anger.
     
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  6. gatorjo

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    And you have insurrection and conspiracy to defraud an election. Be proud.
     
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  7. rivergator

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    Wow, a politician is being criticized on the Internet!
     
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  8. PITBOSS

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    unh? A thread is started applauding that a dem congressman is a victim of a crime, “good it happened” to him.
    But “you guys” are full of hate????
     
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  9. rivergator

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    San Francisco crime drops but public perceptions slow to change
     
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  10. Gator515151

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    Oh there are other things the majority of high crime states have in common.
     
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  11. gatordavisl

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    What's your point?
     
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    Like what?
     
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  13. rivergator

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    More religious, for one thing.
     
  14. Gator515151

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    I think if you really took the time to examine crime rates you would probably find that it isn't Republicans that are driving the crime rates up in red states. A large percentage of the crime is being committed by groups known to be more democrat.
     
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  15. swampbabe

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    Just say it. You know you want to.
     
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  16. ThePlayer

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    Couldn't happen to a nicer guy. o_O
     
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    In the states that actual forward crime information to the fed. Yep, that IS how it APPEARS...
     
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    Have you really taken the time to examine crime rates? If crimes are being committed more by democrat "groups," why do red states tend to be more crime-ridden?
     
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    Thought democrats were supposed to be highly intelligent?
    Red states have densely populated cities filled with crime loving libbies.
     
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  20. GatorRade

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    And there it is, the complete rejection of the rule of law. Theft should be deterred, except when it happens to a person “like him.” That kind of person, they are the real criminal.
     
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