Mcro-Looting

[mudwhistle]

Yep.....the left is trying to get people to shoplift again.

They haven't destroyed enough cities yet....so they're trying to suggest that shoplifting is encouraged.

Which is why Starbucks moved out of Seattle.



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Real New Yorkers furious over ‘microlooting’ writer’s shoplifting at local Whole Foods: ‘She is rich…I am not’

Lefty political commentator Hasan Piker and New Yorker writer Jia Tolentino boasted about shoplifting on a New York Times opinion podcast.

nypost.com

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/04/22/opinion/shoplifting-political-protest-microlooting-whole-foods.html

Hasan Piker: I also do. Well, for the longest time I actually had someone else’s Netflix password. That was my primary access to Netflix.

Spiegelman: And now you share your own?

Piker: Yeah.

Spiegelman: Would you get around a paywall on an article you’re trying to read?

Piker: I do it every day on my stream.

Tolentino: I support it when people do it for my own work. I say, go off, use the Wayback Machine.

Spiegelman: Would you pirate music from an indie band?

Tolentino: Is it 2005 and I’m using LimeWire? Because yes.

Spiegelman: I feel like every millennial has at some point.

Tolentino: I mean, I feel like, fundamentally, Spotify is kind of deleterious to the musician livelihood, and I use that, but then I go to the shows.

Piker: Yeah, I’m pro-piracy all the way, like, across the board. Would you pirate a car? Yes. You know, if you could.

Spiegelman: What would it mean to pirate a car?

Piker: It was just a classic thing back in the day. The government-funded antipiracy initiatives would be like: Would you steal a car? I’m like, yeah, sure. If I could get away with it, if it was as easy as pirating intellectual property, I would do it.

Spiegelman: Would you dine and dash from your local diner?

Tolentino: Never. Never! Tip 35 percent. Come on.

Piker: No, I wouldn’t do that. If I saw somebody doing that, I’d probably pay for their meal.

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