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@murdoc @ricardoharvin like loitering, standing in the street is illegal. My Norwegian mind cannot comprehend.
Except, wait: 3 strikes and that's 20 years? Oh hello, #CRT!! IT'S YOU AGAIN! Back into line!
The whole US system of revenge (or as #Americans call it: "justice") is a blood lusting, vengeful affair, that costs #American society billions every decade.
The "wE MuSt pUnIsH bAd GuYs CuS wE gOoD gUyS" is that typical yankie brain rot that makes me understand why you hate cops and jail.
The American Virtuoso
![The image depicts an old-fashioned urban setting, likely from the early to mid-20th century. The prominent feature is a row of classic automobiles parked along what seems to be a street in front of commercial buildings. There are at least four cars visible: two sedans and two trucks, all with rounded body shapes indicative of models produced during that era.
The first car on the left appears worn out, with its wheels exposed due to missing hubcaps or tires, suggesting it might not be in regular use or could have been involved in some form of mechanical failure. The second vehicle is a sedan directly behind the first one; this car shows signs of rust and age but retains most of its body panels.
The third automobile from the left appears somewhat better maintained compared to the others with visible wheels, though it's still quite old-fashioned by today's standards. It has distinctive side mirrors attached at an angle—a design characteristic of certain vintage models.
Finally, there is a sedan on the far right; this vehicle seems relatively well-preserved and might be in working condition. Its headlights are intact, as opposed to many other vehicles that have missing or broken lamps.
The buildings lining the street include a storefront with "SAFEWAY" signage above its entrance—a company known for grocery stores established during World War II—and another establishment featuring an advertisement for Coca-Cola's popular [...]](https://mastodon.ozioso.online/system/media_attachments/files/114/174/745/164/274/645/original/79da1e488a3b73b2.jpeg "The image depicts an old-fashioned urban setting, likely from the early to mid-20th century. The prominent feature is a row of classic automobiles parked along what seems to be a street in front of commercial buildings. There are at least four cars visible: two sedans and two trucks, all with rounded body shapes indicative of models produced during that era.
The first car on the left appears worn out, with its wheels exposed due to missing hubcaps or tires, suggesting it might not be in regular use or could have been involved in some form of mechanical failure. The second vehicle is a sedan directly behind the first one; this car shows signs of rust and age but retains most of its body panels.
The third automobile from the left appears somewhat better maintained compared to the others with visible wheels, though it's still quite old-fashioned by today's standards. It has distinctive side mirrors attached at an angle—a design characteristic of certain vintage models.
Finally, there is a sedan on the far right; this vehicle seems relatively well-preserved and might be in working condition. Its headlights are intact, as opposed to many other vehicles that have missing or broken lamps.
The buildings lining the street include a storefront with \"SAFEWAY\" signage above its entrance—a company known for grocery stores established during World War II—and another establishment featuring an advertisement for Coca-Cola's popular [...]")
Peace_Ivy 