Reactionaries have used rising car thefts to justify ineffective tough on crime policies despite widespread knowledge that the increases are largely a result of negligence from Kia and Hyundai and the inability to hold corporations accountable.
Reactionaries have used rising car thefts to justify ineffective tough on crime policies despite widespread knowledge that the increases are largely a result of negligence from Kia and Hyundai and the inability to hold corporations accountable.
So wait. Were the only cars stolen in Chicago Kia’s? No they weren’t so your initial arguement hold no water. Cars were stolen by people regardless of anti-theft features and people were killed in “drive-by’s” and joy-rides by people who stole other cars besides Kia’s.
Maybe we should try suing the owners of the cars for not “securing their property?” Maybe you shouldn’t be able to own a car unless you have a secure place to store it? Sounds like those so-called victims were irresponsible to me.