What are you doing with your truck gun in a Walgreens in San Francisco? I don’t get it.Well when you steal from a Walgreens in San Francisco you get a slap on the wrist- in the UAE you get your wrist cut off- see the difference?
What are you doing with your truck gun in a Walgreens in San Francisco? I don’t get it.Well when you steal from a Walgreens in San Francisco you get a slap on the wrist- in the UAE you get your wrist cut off- see the difference?
What are you doing with your truck gun in a Walgreens in San Francisco? I don’t get it.
You caught me! Maybe you can explain what he’s talking about? What’s San Francisco and Walgreens have to do with truck guns?Where did plainjane say in his post that he had a truck gun in san fran??
He didn't and you know that!
But keep trying to twist his words to support your own narrative, it's sad and amusing at the same time.
Cutting off wrists doesn't happen, that was a century ago. The biggest deterrent in the UAE is that 85% of the population is on a work-visa and you will be deported after whatever punishment the judge decides. For most people, that job feeds 3+ families at home.Well when you steal from a Walgreens in San Francisco you get a slap on the wrist- in the UAE you get your wrist cut off- see the difference?
Most Americans are not very well informed and largely get their facts from click-bait articles and old Looney Tunes cartoons.Cutting off wrists doesn't happen, that was a century ago. The biggest deterrent in the UAE is that 85% of the population is on a work-visa and you will be deported after whatever punishment the judge decides. For most people, that job feeds 3+ families at home.
On an experiential level, though, people here are genuinely helpful and kind regardless of their background. The famous Arab hospitality has rubbed off on people.
The overall point stands- they actually punish criminals in the UAE, that no longer occurs here- I guess unless you overvalue your property….Cutting off wrists doesn't happen, that was a century ago. The biggest deterrent in the UAE is that 85% of the population is on a work-visa and you will be deported after whatever punishment the judge decides. For most people, that job feeds 3+ families at home.
On an experiential level, though, people here are genuinely helpful and kind regardless of their background. The famous Arab hospitality has rubbed off on people.
The whole point escaped you…Most Americans are not very well informed and largely get their facts from click-bait articles and old Looney Tunes cartoons.
You caught me! Maybe you can explain what he’s talking about? What’s San Francisco and Walgreens have to do with truck guns?
Not entirely, we also rely on internet forums, like this one as well as news shows that claim to be for entertainment only.Most Americans are not very well informed and largely get their facts from click-bait articles and old Looney Tunes cartoons.
The overall point stands- they actually punish criminals in the UAE, that no longer occurs here- I guess unless you overvalue your property….
OK, now, I would shoot that.
Excellent point...What does living in the UAE, a country that doesn't allow truck guns, have to do with truck guns?
It didn’t though, but we’ve been warned and this is not the place for discussion. Carry on.The whole point escaped you…