> One of the problems with putting volunteers in charge of policing racial profiling on Nextdoor, says Jackson resident Tom Head, is that not all neighbors agree with Nextdoor’s stance on racial profiling. For example, when one of Head’s neighbors recently posted an urgent alert saying a black man was sitting in a parked car in a driveway, the neighborhood lead responded to the post by clicking "Thank," which is the Nextdoor equivalent of Facebook’s "like."

https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/carolineodonovan/racial-profiling-is-still-a-problem-on-nextdoor

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=4224419&forum_id=2#37955970)

That said, do libs really want to try to get in the way of neighbors alerting each other to suspicious people in the neighborhood?

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=4224419&forum_id=2#37956008)

fucking clown world never ends

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=4224419&forum_id=2#37956021)

The home security videos that get posted are lulzy.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=4224419&forum_id=2#37956117)

Also the spelling and grammar issues by old boomers and FOBs are fucking atrocious.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=4224419&forum_id=2#37956675)

I once posted a bedframe on the for sale section and got HAMMERED by an old man who claimed it was against Nextdoor rules to list things for sale. Dude went off. There was then a "lively" dispute where some other people pointed out that there was a specific for sale section, where this had been posted. this went on, in an ongoing conversation that lasted well after the bedframe was sold. I turned Nextdoor notifications off after that.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=4224419&forum_id=2#37956586)

This past week on Thursday afternoon, 3/14, a gold Jeep Patriot (photo attached) drove through the alley behind our house, backed up to the gate of the 6’ privacy fence around our property and put their car in park. They left it running and stayed out there for about 25 minutes total. The asphalt beyond our fence where the car was parked is still our property for about another 15 feet and there are two signs posted on the fence saying it’s private property and that there’s no parking allowed. I went out to ask them to leave. The male driver was reclined in the front seat and did not move or acknowledge me in any way when I opened the gate, opened and closed the recycling can lid (I took out a box), closed the gate, or walked around the vehicle. At the risk of startling the person, who could have been armed for all I know, I did not tap on the window to rouse them. About 10 minutes after I came back in our fence and continued watching from our back deck, they drove away.

Vehicle 1

Color: Gold

Make: Jeep

Model: Patriot

Year: 2007

Type: SUV

Person 1

Sex: Male

LATER RESPONSE

Thanks for your feedback. I would have had no problem if they just pulled over and needed a moment to finish a conversation. But they intentionally backed up to my fence, put the car in park, and reclined their seat. They were out there for 25 minutes, weren’t moving, and didn’t flinch at the noise I made when I came out or acknowledge me in any way when I walked around their car. They were not on the phone. They appeared to be asleep and that’s not ok with me. I don’t want this person to make a habit of coming into my, or others,’ backyards for a nap. Being on my property, if something were to happen to them or their car while they’re out there, I can be held liable for it, which is also not ok with me. There are plenty of side streets that are public property that they could have utilized instead if they really felt that they needed a rest.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=4224419&forum_id=2#37956916)